Archive for March, 2008
What On Your Plate Today.
What On Your Plate Today.
Mad cow disease, or bovine spongiform encephalopathy, is caused by a misshapen protein that eats holes in a cow’s brain. Government officials say there is no threat to the food supply because the infected cow’s brain, the spinal cord and the lower part of the small intestine where scientists say the disease is found were removed before the cow was sent for processing.
Still, as a precaution, the Agriculture Department has recalled more than 10,000 pounds of meat from about 20 cows slaughtered with the Holstein on Dec. 9. That meat was distributed to eight western states and Guam, although officials said most went to Oregon and Washington.
So are you eating beef at your house today. Well lots of school children are still eating beef as a part of the school lunch programs in the schools. Schools get a combination of reimbursement for federally approved meals and food directly bought by the government including a good portion of the beef served in schools. The government bought an estimated 133 million pounds of beef for schools in 2003.
Much of this meat is frozen and it will be used in your childs lunches in the next months. So even if you are not serving beef at home then have you checked your childs lunch menus for this month.
I bet if you do you find beef is envolved somewhere.
As a concerned parent wouldn’t it be wise to make some objection to your child being served beef at school? Just a question.
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Responding to Consumer Demand, Site Specializes in Health and Wellness Magazines
May 13, 2004 — In response to high consumer demand, online magazine site WellnessMagazines.com has introduced an easy to use online site that specializes in health, fitness and wellness magazines, resources and information.
“You can’t miss the headlines and survey results every day…. people are asking for more information on how to lose weight, be healthier or look and feel better” says founder Mark Idzik. “We’ve designed an easy to use site that lets you find the magazine you want, quickly, easily and at the best price you can find.”
The site also displays health related facts in their “Did You Know” section on every page. Health tips, statistics and what to look out for have proved popular with those seeking more information on health and wellness.
WellnessMagazines.com also offers over 1,000 additional magazines… from business to sports, women’s to family, cooking to photography. Each magazine is priced up to 92% off. New subscriptions, renewals, gift orders and cards are also offered at no additional charge.
WellnessMagazines.com is part of the Trimak New Media network of sites.
First-Time Heart Attack Survivors Have a 500% Greater Risk of Sudden Death–New Book Aims At Reducing Risk?
Camarillo, CA February 25, 2004–What Readers are Saying about Heart Attack Survivor…
Dick Butkus, NFL Hall of Famer and Chicago Bear Legend has graciously said about “Heart Attack Survivor” — I picked up your book at Steve Thomas BMW last Thurs. Friday I had a flight from LAX to Pittsburgh and I couldn’t put the book down the whole trip! So much of the “stuff” one goes thru after an attack or even the 5-way bypass I experienced was dealt with in a very thought provoking manner. It is Sunday night and I have tried a few of the suggestions and can honestly say that there has been a change in my attitude in two short days. I have roughly 787 marbles to go! Thank you for reminding me to make them all count,
Dr. Richard Carlson, author of “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff” — says about Heart Attack Survivor - a field guide “Practical, helpful, and full of great life-affirming advice. Anyone with a heart, healthy or not, will enjoy this book!”
Ted Gallup, a physical therapist and the Wellness Director at a large Nursing Facility — said about “Heart Attack Survivor” I am a 43 year old man who survived a massive heart attack on Dec 1, 2003. Being a physical therapist and the Wellness Director at a large Nursing Facility, I have the background knowledge to lead a healthy life, but I succombed to poor genetics. I have been a runner for 30 years, practiced and taught yoga and tai chi, and ate lowfat healthy foods for years, but still stress and family history lead to this cardiac event. My good fortune is that my pre-condition was so good that my recovery is expected to be speedy and hopefully full. I am focusing on continuing to do all the right things, and in addition attempt to lower my stress levels. Your book has been my constant companion this last week as I rest and begin cardiac rehab. I recommended the field guide to my cardiac nurse. Thank you for being out there! I am sure the book will make a difference in my life beyond what it already has.
- In His New Book ?Heart Attack Survivor,? Brad Henson Shares The Driving Forces of Longevity Before and After Heart Trauma.
Here’s the Story:
?Heart Attack Survivor? is the field guide for heart attack victims who are determined to outlive their disease. This extraordinary book gives one of a kind advice because it?s author devised the book?s exceptional life-guiding principles in the aftermath of his own heart trauma to take himself from merely striving to completely thriving.
After Brad Henson?s heart attack his life seemed to come to a screeching stop. He felt truly lost, alone, and frustrated because no one was present with him to answer his most pressing every day concerns.
Brad went on a quest, making a lifetime commitment to scrupulously performing in-depth research on the subject of completely conquering his cardiac challenge. He was truly committed to making his life experience the most brilliant, outstanding and incomparable event possible.
What Brad discovered was truly extraordinary. He discovered that the answer to regaining his life back and shaking off the fear could be found in making a systematic series of profoundly simple life changes. The result of Brad?s discoveries became a book unlike any other book that has been written related to the topic of heart attack survival. No other book gives you revolutionary ways to actually change personality flaws that make you susceptible to a heart attack.
This is the first and only book on heart trauma that shouts the concerns heart attack victims experience the most ? while providing clear ground-solid solutions. The book covers the foremost uses of proper nutrition with a list of actual supplements that reduce risk factors for future heart attacks. The book outlines matchless techniques for building spousal support and excels in dealing with the practical issue of resuming sexual activity after trauma. The book helps survivors identify and reduce the most common real life stress triggers while giving remarkably effective stress point reduction techniques that work almost instantly to relieve feelings of pressure.
?Heart Attack Survivor? will become the inseparable companion of anyone who has recently outlived their own heart trauma experience. Author Brad Henson, continues to provide living proof that his techniques and ideas help regenerate life after a heart attack and that real survival lasts a lifetime ? a very long lifetime.
Visit Brad online at his official website, http://heartattacksurivor.com
For radio, television interviews, or speaking requests, contact Brad at 805-484-8003.
He has an amazing story of his experience of dying in the emergency room while doctors paddled him back to life and the profound effect this has had to help others conquer their own heart trauma.
About Crow Publishing
Mission
Crows mission is to help people from around the world achieve their greatest potential.
Strategy Statement
Crow Publishing is in the business of developing and marketing media products to teach people how to live a “No-limit” lifestyles and to successfully deal with “Stress events” in their lives. Through its editorial content, Crow will be a vessel to “inform” through the use of “how-to’s” to promote “Life-strategies” for living a long full abundantly radiant life. The media published under Crow imprint are for all levels of the human experience.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Brad Henson
Crow Publishing
805-484-8003
http://www.heartattacksurvivor.com
professor.henson@verizon.net
Sugar Free Gum as Appetite Control?
We all seem to come up with our own little tricks on how to get ourselves to exercise portion control, to eat less, and to control our appetites which sometimes may seem out of our control . Chewing sugar free gum has proven to be a great way for some public to avoid continuing to eat when they think they are hungry, or to eat after a meal, something like dessert or a sweet drink.
Sugar free chewing gum, or particularly hoodia gum (my favorite for controlling the appetite, it’s sugarless, and it contains the potent appetite control of hoodia), does something that occupied our mouth, and prevents us from eating considering we have an oral fixation. It’s true that many citizens eat simply considering they feel like they want to keep their mouth busy, something that is called oral fixation.
The only poor thing about sugarless gum, and I actually experience that as well, is that it contains ingredients like malitol and sorbitol that keep it soft and sweet longer (it’s a sugar alcohol), is that is causes gas in a lot of folks. I notice it even whether I choose one piece of most sugarless gum. I’ve found it very hard to find gums that are artificially sweetened with something like splenda or stevia, well, at least gums that aren’t like 3 bucks a pack, so it’s easier to just get the stuff with malitol or sorbitol that’s stocked on every shelve.
I’m hoping some of the chewing gum companies wise up and realize that the sugar alcohols cause some serious gastrointestinal discomfort for some (like they do for me), even in small doses, and they start to form sugarless gums with safer and less irritating artificial sweeteners, but I won’t hold my breath since every separate sugarless gum now seems to use the malitols and sorbitols.
Nonetheless, sugarless gums can help give you that little bit of sweetness, and they additionally occupy your mouth so you can’t be eating calories when you’re not supposed to, so many humans say it’s an integral part of their portion controlling.
Original post by EatingToLive
Acrocat Software today announced the launch of PDAbs.net, an online fitness community.
Acrocat Software announces the launch of PDAbs.net (http://www.PDAbs.net), an online fitness network that allows you to create a personalized fitness-related website.
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA August 6, 2003 — Acrocat Software today announced the launch of PDAbs.net. This online service offers to fitness enthusiasts of all levels the ability to create a personalized website with minimal computer skills. Professional trainers, individuals, corporate executives, and athletes can post up a limited amount of fitness related information for free. The process is simple, the access is easy and best of all - it’s free.
Additional space and features can be added for a nominal subscription fee. PDAbs.net offers a central location for fitness enthusiasts to gather from around the world. Visitors will be able to search and browse the websites as well as create their own and add it to our growing global community.
PDAbs.net provides a basic and advanced word processor-like HTML editor, FTP upload utilities, guestbook, and online forum - all complete with online help if needed. It offers the ability to announce your site and monitor visits and gives account information in real time.
For those who use the PDAbs [Desktop Component of the leading fitness application, PDAbs, workout data can be exported and uploaded to the web in HTML format. You can display your progress, describe your services or add information for your clients.
“We believe PDAbs.net will motivate more people to integrate a healthier lifestyle into their busy lives. Leveraging Palm OS’s well-known ease-of-use into the internet, PDAbs will provide direction to individuals who work out, and want to monitor their progress. The combination PDA - Desktop and Web is also a sure way to motivate those who wish they had more time to work out. At PDABs.net you can show, see, and talk about fitness with the world!” said Edward P. Ross, President of Acrocat Software. “For the first time, people can go to one central location and find all their fitness answers.”
Mentioned Links:
PDAbs.net - http://www.PDAbs.net/
Acrocat Software Home - http://www.Acrocat.com/
PDAbs Product Page - http://www.Acrocat.com/PDAbs/
Acrocat and PDAbs are trademarks of Acrocat Software, L.L.C. Other brand names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
PTSD associated with more, longer hospitalizations
MAScientists from Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) and Boston Medical Center (BMC) have found post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is linked to more hospitalizations, longer hospitalizations and greater mental healthcare utilization in urban primary care patients. These findings are reported in the current issue of Medical Care……..
Original post by Heather Craven
Examining human embryonic stem cell genome
Stem cell scientists from UCLA used a high resolution technique to examine the genome, or total DNA subject matter, of a pair of human embryonic stem cell lines and observed that while both lines could profile neurons, the lines had differences in the numbers of assured genes that could control such things as individual traits and disease susceptibility……..
Original post by Heather Craven
