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Licensed massage therapist gives tips on how to spot an illicit massage parlor

MADISON COUNTY, Ala.- The Alabama Attorney General shut down four massage parlors in North Alabama. Officials say the parlors were a front for a human trafficking enterprise.<br>Gena Rawdon owns Madison School of Massage Therapy and says there are three things people need to watch out for when going to a new place for a massage.

30 collectibles that are now worthless

If you're expecting to find a collector's gem among your records, stamps, coins, toys, or books, here's why you should brace for disappointment.

What is the Natural Products Association (NPA)?

The Natural Products Association (NPA), the leading trade association, sets the standards for natural products.

Are Natural Products Better For Sensitive Skin?

Updated 9/14/17. A question I often get is, “My skin is red and irritated from some new products that I’m using. It says they are all natural. Aren’t natural products supposed to be gentler?” When choosing skin care products, is “natural” really … Continued

Natural Product Businesses Grow Healthy on NetSuite

The natural products industry is on a strong growth curve, and many once-small natural products businesses find themselves with big-business IT issues. That was the situation with Eco-Bags and, Evolving Nutrition, both of which are dedicated to providing environmentally responsible, all-natural products to their customers and enjoying a loyal, growing customer base in return.

Exhibit Design Ideas for Natural Products Expo West

Exhibit design ideas for Natural Products Expo West. Are you exhibiting at NPEW and need help with a new design idea? Here are some tips.

The Future Of The Frozen Foods Market And How 'Natural' Products Could Save It

The Future Of The Frozen Foods Market And How 'Natural' Products Could Save It

Myth-Busting Popular Natural Products Marketed for Disease Prevention and Wellness

This issue of the NCCIH Clinical Digest examines common myths about natural products marketed to promote health and wellness and prevent disease (e.g., improving sleep, reducing stress, preventing colds, and preventing heart disease), and provides a summary of evidence of other complementary health approaches.

Do natural products help people sleep?

Building authenticity at natural products retail

For natural food stores, authenticity means being a resource for in-depth knowledge and sourcing from local food producers.

Remove clothing stains with natural products

Having issues getting rid of the stains on your clothing but you don’t want to use chemical induced products? You’re in luck, here are a few tips on naturally getting rid of stains as w…

Why 'natural' products aren't always better

The degree to which something is natural depends on how it was sourced and processed.

4 Top Benefits of Choosing Natural Products

When choosing beauty products or cleaning supplies do you consider the benefits of the products you choose? Learn what they are and what to look out for.

15 Natural Products Clean Beauty Pros Swear By

If the experts say they're good, you KNOW they are.

Natural Product Helps Prevent Cherry Cracking

Cherry cracking can be devastating to a grower. One day before harvest, everything looks beautiful. Then, it rains, and …

Natural Products Expo Sets a Strong Example for Trade Show Sustainability

In an industry known for producing a substantial amount of waste, some trade shows are working to turn the tides by gradually adopting practices to reduce their environmental impact.

Should we be using organic and natural products on our hair?

Are they better for our hair or an unnecessary expense?

Don't forget this crucial segment of the market when designing and selling natural products

Millennials are important, but baby boomers comprise nearly one-third of the "Trendsetter Foodie" population, according to Packaged Facts.

3 Things About Natural Products You Shouldn't Believe

Essential oils, golden milk and moon dust: Natural products are the new must-have wellness trend

Consumers are increasingly looking to alternatives to manufactured products for everyday maladies — and essential oils, golden milk and moon dust are saturating the market.