The truth about vitamins-1
often receive calls and e-mails from "health professionals," who frequently recommend vitamin supplements for preventing cancer.
Unlike many consumers, they are not confusing important vitamins and minerals in foods with supplements. They're touting supplements because they're in the business of making money and often sell to vulnerable consumers.

Makeup professionals answer your questions.
You've got questions about makeup. We've got answers from Sarah Brucker, makeup artist at and owner of Blush, 249 N. Water St., and Shelly Yingling, a specialist at Sephora in Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa.


Medical calling - Parish nurses trat more than patients' health, they also take care of a person's lmind and soul For 30 years, Melinda Hiemenz has worked as a nurse and educator caring for people with all kinds of physical ailments, from sore throats to heart attacks. But in her new role as a parish nurse for White's Chapel United Methodist Church in Southlake, it's not just people's physical symptoms she's concerned with, it's the whole person: body, mind and soul. In today's fast-paced society, most nurses are crunched for time, Hiemenz said.

Best face forward Makeup expert steers women to suitable
cosmetics
There are wardrobe consultants who help you sort through your shopping mistakes and tell you what not to wear. And stylists who take one look at your mousy hair and determine the perfect cut and color. Tamara Efron is a different kind of makeover expert. Her specialty is makeup. Putting it on, of course. And throwing it out.