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Angela Hoy of Writer’s Weekly wrote this amazing article that I think is so important for writers to read that I’m going to post it on all four of The Holistic Writer’s blogs.

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Organic food consumption has increased in popularity over the years and that increase continues to rise at a relatively steady pace. There is a good chance that you have seen an organic food aisle at one of your local grocery stores. In fact, you may have even driven past a farmers market where organic food was sold. Even WalMart has come out with a line of organic foods. Alas, if you are like many other Americans, there is a good chance that you kept right on walking or driving by. This is because many people don’t eat organic foods.

Why should you eat organic? Many claim that eating organic foods helps promote lifelong health and happiness. Some believe organic foods can help detoxify the body. And, organic foods are environmentally friendly. Let me talk about each point individually.
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I know that at least some of you may have read the Spirit Blog and/or the Mind Blog, so you probably know what to expect from this post. But for those who only read the body blog, let me reiterate.

I have a dilemma: which bucket — mind, body or spirit — do I put topics that overlap? I would like your help, so I developed this short survey. It helps me decide where to categorize my three trickiest topics and lets you tell me what topics, specifically, you’d like to read about in this section.

Not too long ago, I was working on my chiropractor’s website. One of the pages I did was about “physiotherapy.” I asked him what the difference was between physiotherapy and physical therapy, because they didn’t look any different. He told me they were the same thing, but only a physical therapist can provide physical therapy, so everyone else has to use the term “physiotherapy.”

I guess it’s kind of like Champagne — only sparkling wine from Champagne can call itself Champagne.

Anyway, if you spend much time at a computer, which most writers do, there will probably come a time that you’ll need physiotherapy. So I thought I’d spend a moment explaining what it is.
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