29th November 2010
I don’t like forced dichotomies; i.e. either or decisions, when neither apply.
Festive does not have to be feast or out of control eating and drinking and “fastive" doesn’t need to be famine.
The holidays can be fun and healthful and successful if...
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20th August 2010
In a recent article in the LA Times, “Shaping How Americans Eat" Melissa Healy professionally summarizes findings of a 677 pages long and two years in the making report from the US government: the Report of the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee on the...
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02nd June 2010
Parents create life, they shape life. They are the most influential people in the lives of their children.
The preceding two sentences are true for many parents. Are they true for you?
This article is written for you, the parents that are truly com...
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26th April 2010
Many years ago, I learned: "A mind is a terrible thing to waste!" I refuse to waste mine. On December 25, 2007, I turned 60. I have just begun to actively live and enjoy the rest of my life. In this article, I will share some important discoveries about w...
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23rd April 2010
Life has many moments consisting of many things. That sounds pretty simple. It is. The previous sentences are just a non-anxious way of getting some words on paper as I begin this section on proactive ways of managing anxiety.
There are many causes of ...
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16th April 2010
As I continue to write, I continue to read from the wisdom of others. I especially like well researched scholarly works that gather and present facts that substantiate truths and beliefs as we struggle to find ways to justify decisions we make about life ...
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15th April 2010
Excuses are your way of avoiding to do what you need to do to succeed. Often excuses are legitimate reasons for why you won't do what is necessary. To succeed and progress, you need to eliminate as many excuses as possible. Until your excuses are eliminat...
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12th April 2010
Accountability is an important variable for personal and group success. When volunteered for, accountability can be your friend. When feared, it is your foe. I like accountability. It gives others and me the opportunity to succeed, and to know that we hav...
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10th April 2010
Oprah's battle with food has been public, obvious and has lasted for years. I truly hope she has ended her war with food and will continue to succeed for the rest of her life! Time will tell.
I bought April's O magazine to find out more!
I am pleas...
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08th April 2010
Fat kids need our help. We tend to ignore this Fat epidemic. We pretend that they will grow out of it. It's just baby Fat.
Some do. Most don't.
Childhood obesity is so much more polite and politically correct. It softens the magnitude of what we ha...
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25th March 2010
I think the concept of Faticide is worth expanding upon. In fact, I believe, it should become part of our lexicon. Faticide is a word I made up. It means the willful killing of self and/or another human being by consuming, enabling and condoning excess F...
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18th March 2010
Wellness might be catching on. Maybe? Even the fast food industry is paying attention.
They used to sell value for your dollar. Cheap, Fat, Sugared and Salted foods, engineered to taste great, to look great, to smell great, to condition you to eat It t...
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04th March 2010
I love salt. In my opinion, next to sugar, salt is one of the most delicious of all flavors. The question is: Does salt love me? Facts: We need salt to live. Too much Kills!
The American Heart Association recommends that we need about 1 teaspoon of sal...
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