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To honor the wonders of Valentine’s Day (yes, I’m being sarcastic), we decided to put together a little prize package that includes a lot of truth around the ups and downs of love. The packet includes an amazing anthology from The Sun Magazine entitled, The Mysterious Life of the Heart, the latest movie from award-winning filmmaker Kara Herold, Bachelorette, 34, and a couple of other sweet goodies.

For the last 30 years, The Sun has published some of the best writing out there, ad-free, and this anthology of stories and poetry was painstakingly put together to represent their best works dealing with love. You will be moved, and shed a tear or twenty.

Bachelorette, 34 delves deeply into an area most single 30-somethings can relate to: the pressure to get married. In the movie, Kara takes a look at her mom’s bid to get her married, to anyone, and Kara’s own struggle between searching for the “one” and remaining fiercely independent. This film cuts to the heart of this generation’s power play between settling down or fighting against traditional family structures, opting for freedom and urban ones instead. For more on the film, check out Karaheroldmedia.com.

Bachelorette, 34

A couple of other little goodies will make their way into your Valentine’s kit, making the retail value of this prize over $60. But you can win it for free with just the click of a button! Just sign up for my monthly Health Update newsletter below, and you will be automatically entered.

If you are already signed up, shoot me an email that you would like to be entered in the contest. And, if you pass the word around to others, email me their names and email addresses, and if I see they’ve signed up, you’ll be entered again for every person who becomes a subscriber. In other words, if you pass this contest onto seven people, and they all sign up, your name will be thrown in the hat seven times.

The winner will be chosen and contacted on February 11th so that the prizes can get there by the 14th. Good luck!

Health Update covers cutting edge research in nutrition, medical/alternative health, and well-being, in fun, easy-to-handle bites. That way, you can one-up your friends about what’s happening in the world of health without reading through all those boring studies or incomprehensible articles. Here’s the February 2010 issue.

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