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The CowgirlsThe luck of the Irish won’t save you this time.
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Paddy’s Day is quickly approaching, and The Cowgirls have been debating whether to enroll in the drunken festivities. But no matter what happens, we wanted to share with you our guide on how to survive this holiday while retaining your class and dignity. We are not socialites, partiers, nor clubbers – we’re just ponies. And we know how to hold our liquor.
Our veterinarian explains what to do if your hair is falling out.
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The horror! Hairs on the pillow, hairs clogging the drain, hairs in your food. When will it end? Hair loss is a common issue among both men and women as the years progress but what about now? It usually occurs in cycles lasting months and sometimes the turnover rate can change drastically. If it’s not due to your changing health (pregnancy), medication (birth control pill), stress or other illnesses, then there are other reasons you may not have considered yet:
Our interview with Toronto’s hit yoga challenge: Power of Movement.
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It’s no debate that doing yoga has some major health benefits. But what about benefits to those with arthritis or an autoimmune condition? Well, now it does thanks to the Power of Movement. This yoga challenge to help raise research funds is now in it’s fourth year running and hopes to raise over $250,000 on March 7th. Talking with Jess McIntyre of the Arthritis & Autoimmunity Research Centre Foundation, we learned more about how she got involved and why we should too.
Today marks the beginning of Lent. And we’re taking a double hit.
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As you may remember, we took Peta’s 30-day vegetarian challenge back in September. We completed it, but unfortunately inhaled a party sized basket of chicken wings on the 30th night. The thing is, we’ve grown up eating and appreciating meat (free-range as well as organic). But as much as we love animals, it’s just been so freaking difficult to neglect our omnivorous instincts. So we’ll try again – for the sake of Lent. No more meat until Easter. But there’s a twist:
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