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[...] Picking Through the Truth About Organic and Non Organic Cotton Anyone who is interested in preserving the environment or just curious about how their [...]

[...] . Benefits of Organic Foods One of the biggest benefits of eating organic food and wearing organic cotton is that they contain fewer pesticides. The reason that pesticides are such a big deal is that [...]

[...] fact that your sheets have a great impact on your overall comfort and relaxation. Cheap non-organic cotton is often used in the making of inexpensive big box sheet sets. These sheets can leave you [...]

[...] idea of how happy people make better things happen. So we’re launching a series called Inspire Forward. It’s like the concept of Pay It Forward, but specifically highlighting stories of [...]

[...] INSPIRE FORWARD: Colette Bennett Read the transcript Listen to the audio What is the Inspire Forward series? [...]

[...] by the thoughtful articles and commentary she posts, and the chance to interview her for Inspire Forward perfectly coincided with her launch of The #ican Project, which promotes self-love, [...]

[...] ; Part 3, about the importance of alone time and unplugging, coming later this week.  INSPIRE FORWARD: Colette Bennett Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 Listen to the audio [...]

[...] chemicals. People who eat organic food may soon realize the advantages of sleeping on organic cotton bedding. What Is Organic Bedding? Just as organic food is grown without the use of chemicals or [...]

[...] crisp feel the longest. Experts suggest that 100 percent cotton is ideal… and 100% organic cotton bedding is the best. Stay away from satin, microfiber and linen sheets, as they can wrinkle [...]

[...] sheets is an investment worth looking into. If you are hoping to sleep more soundly, organic cotton bedding is a great starting point. The smooth, soft, and durable texture of organic cotton gives [...]

[...] their sheets. Sheets laden with toxic chemicals can create an unhealthy living environment. Organic bedding may seem like a fad, but it is growing in popularity as people discover its amazing health [...]

[...] This is part three of our interview with Colette Bennett, who launched The #ican Project. Check out part one and part two of our discussion, or listen to the audio from our interview. [...]

[...] This is part four (the final!) of our interview with Colette Bennett, who launched The #ican Project. Check out part one, part two, and part three of our discussion, or listen to the audio from [...]

[...] the chance to interview her for Inspire Forward perfectly coincided with her launch of The #ican Project, which promotes self-love, encouragement and positivity. — Robin Yang Robin: So you& [...]

[...] This is part two of our interview with Colette Bennett, who launched The #ican Project. Check out part one of our discussion, or listen to the audio from our interview. Whenever I [...]

[...] Anyone with two ears, two eyes, or a health nut for a friend has more than likely heard of organic foods, why they’re so good for us, and why they’re good for the environment. The growth of the [...]

[...] (and why that’s good!), is coming next week. Stay tuned!  INSPIRE FORWARD: Colette Bennett Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 Listen to the audio [...]

[...] importance of alone time and unplugging, coming later this week.  INSPIRE FORWARD: Colette Bennett Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 Listen to the audio [...]

[...] Colette, about being kind to yourself and growing, coming next!  INSPIRE FORWARD: Colette Bennett Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 Listen to the audio Photo credits to Colette Bennett, Meredith [...]

[...] for me like clockwork, so I sure hope it can work for someone else! INSPIRE FORWARD: Colette Bennett Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 Listen to the audio Photo credits to Colette Bennett,  as [...]

[...] blend or microfiber material when selecting children’s bed sheets, opt for 100 percent cotton. Children’s sensitive skin should be taken into consideration when parents pick out the [...]

[...] which type will maintain a durable and crisp feel the longest. Experts suggest that 100 percent cotton is ideal… and 100% organic cotton bedding is the best. Stay away from satin, microfiber and [...]

[...] for the environment and safe for humans. While some organic bedding is composed of pure, 100 percent cotton, others are a blend of cotton and wool, which acts as a natural fire retardant. What Are the [...]