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The Healing Power Of Sage!

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First we introduced you to the wonders of Allspice, and now we're giving you a taste of Sage!

Take it away, Margaux J. Rathbun!

Not only does sage have an amazing taste, it is loaded with health benefits. It’s been said that sage helps to promote a clearer mind and a better mood. Studies have shown that sage not only can aid in preventing age-related memory loss, but it can help people recall information faster. One study tested safe on people who have Alzheimer’s and they found that it may have reduced the agitation associated with the disease. In addition to these health benefits, sage has been known to prevent cold sores, eczema, fatigue, sore throats, and ulcers. It’s very easy to include into your diet because it goes so well in a variety of dishes. It pairs nicely with parsley, thyme, sun-dried tomatoes, and garlic. Start adding some sage to your meals today and reap it’s amazing health benefits!

FUN FACT: German researchers discovered that topical lotion with sage as an ingredient had a big impact on healing irritant-induced skin rashes.

For more nutrition tips, visit Margaux's website Authentic Self Wellness or follow her on Twitter @MargauxRathbun — and if U wanna know more about spices OR anything else, U can always email us at Questions@FitPerez.com!!

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New York City Opens The Nation's First LGBT Senior Center!

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This has been a long time coming!

New York City has become the first area in the nation to finally open up a senior center that specifically caters to the LGBT community!

The Innovative Senior Center in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood is run by SAGE, which stands for Services and Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Elders.

Openly gay City Council Speaker Christine Quinn attended the opening ceremony last Thursday and called it a milestone for New Yorkers in the LGBT community, explaining:

"There was a time not so long ago when both of those things would have seemed impossible. And we are sending a message today that the impossible is not only possible, it is expected."

So true! We don't just want equality for all, we EXPECT it!

[Image via AP Images.]

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