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Living Without Meat Gets Crafty at GreenFest Philly
8 hours ago by Sally Andersen @ livingwithoutmeat.com
For the past few months I have been spending every free moment knitting, sewing, and crafting in preparation for renting an exhibitor's table at GreenFest Philly... and today was the event!Two blocks in the city were closed to traffic for the day...
Link Between Obesity, Type 2 Diabetes And Neurodegeneration Found
14 hours ago by Brick ONeil @ diabeteshealthtalk.com
New research from Rhode Island Hospital found that obesity and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) can contribute to mild neurodegeneration with features common with Alzheimer's disease (AD) – the first study to show that obesity can cause...
Stay wise about weight as you age
15 hours ago by Brick ONeil @ nutritionfrenzy.com
As we age we grow, not only in wisdom, (one hopes) but also in size (one hopes not!).Our body's response to aging seems to be a combination of muscle mass lost and too many calories found."As we are aging, we can expect to lose a little bit of...
Fish oil helps heart patients
15 hours ago by Brick ONeil @ encouraginghealth.com
Fish oil supplements may work slightly better than a popular cholesterol-reducing drug to help patients with chronic heart failure, according to new research released Sunday.Chronic heart failure is a condition that occurs when the heart becomes...
Filter away a bit of risk...
Yesterday by Lessa @ diabeteshealthtalk.com
Not to long ago, my co-author here at Diabetes Health Talk wrote about risk of developing Type 2 diabetes being linked to trace levels of arsenic in tap water. While the article warned of the research still needed until a definitive answer would be...
Diseases on the Move: Malaria
Yesterday by rachael neile-mcgrew @ dailysciencedose.com
Yesterday, I started a series of posts on tropical diseases that are spreading into areas that until recently had not been present or at least not typically present, like North America and Europe. In short, tropical zones are spreading into...
YouTube Clip of the Week: Mayo Clinic "Migraine & Aura"
Yesterday by Rena Sherwood @ dealingwithheadaches.com
Mayo Clinic isn't the name of a band, but this is actually a video put together by the Mayo Clinic (named after a family of doctors with the surname of Mayo, not after the popular white condiment). I'm glad to see that they have their own channel...
Raising Diabetes Awareness In The Hispanic/Latino Community
Yesterday by Brick ONeil @ diabeteshealthtalk.com
From Juan Tornoe: There's good news for members of the Hispanic/Latino community who may be at risk for diabetes. Several new resources are available that were designed to meet this community's unique needs.It has often been said that diabetes is...
Will There Be More Or Less Migraines After Armageddon?
Yesterday by Rena Sherwood @ dealingwithheadaches.com
This week, my Mom has been diagnosed with diverticulosis; the Internet connection went kerflooey and two of my teeth needed the attention of my dentist, including one that fractured and is now sporting a lovely $700 temporary crown. And oh yes --...
7 Ways to Eat Meat and Stay Healthy
Yesterday by Brick ONeil @ nutritionfrenzy.com
Lots of heart-conscious consumers and waist watchers have recently rehabbed their steak knives, having found that -- hang onto your knife sharpener -- eating a little red meat doesn't necessarily put you on the fast track to Fat Central. It's not...
A Fun Way to Sharpen Your Memory
Yesterday by Brick ONeil @ encouraginghealth.com
Put down that irksome, unsolvable crossword puzzle, and cut yourself some slack for blanking on the final round of Jeopardy. There may be a simpler way to hone your mind. Try calling a friend. Staying in touch with friends and loved ones could slow...
YouTube Clip of the Week: Stephen Fry, "The Secret Life of a Manic Depressive"
Yesterday by Rena Sherwood @ depressiontalkonline.com
When I lived in England, one of my favorite actors that I'd hear on the radio or watch on TV was Stephen Fry, known best in America as the quinessential butler Jeeves to Hugh Laurie's bumbling Wooster. I thought him one of the most elegant of...
Commercials Create False Knowledge
Yesterday by Sally Andersen @ livingwithoutmeat.com
Wendy's and Burger King have two glaringly anti-veg commercials right now, but they aren't the only ones. Here are some more current commercials that drive me insane.Dairy Queen shows a teacher asking young kids - about kindergarten age or so - what...
A Case to Look Through
Yesterday by Jerri Reason @ mental-emotionalhealth.com
This is totally an anonymous example. I can't and won't reveal any sources. I'm just curious if anyone out there that is reading has seen such habits, felt such insecurities and has any idea how to go about helping someone in this...
Diseases on the Move: Introduction
52 hours ago by rachael neile-mcgrew @ dailysciencedose.com
You may remember years ago when SARS broke out and with it fears that this disease could spread with human hosts as they traveled across the globe? Well, it is true that diseases can spread through the human hosts in this age of trans-global...
Speed diet: Women using ADD drugs to get thin
53 hours ago by Brick ONeil @ nutritionfrenzy.com
Adderall spurs rapid weight loss, but it can lead to dangerous addictionAbusing AdderallSince 2002, the number of prescriptions for all amphetamine-based drugs used to treat ADD — including Concerta and Strattera — have skyrocketed. Sales for...
Bread Helps Your Blood Pressure
53 hours ago by Brick ONeil @ encouraginghealth.com
Here’s some news to make your heart sing: When you pick the right bread, your blood pressure wins! Three grains recently tested had blood pressure benefits: whole wheat, barley, and brown rice. Look for them in whole-grain breads, cereals, and...
Children...labels....Parents....labels
55 hours ago by Jerri Reason @ mental-emotionalhealth.com
What did you think of my last post about the case I shared? What do you think is happening with this child? I wonder about the mental and emotional well-being of my own children. They are only 3 and 5 but I am not generally the age of...
Surefire Weight Loss Techniques
09/05/2008 by Sandra L. Garth @ healthybpm.com
Other than physical appearance weight affects a person in many ways. This could be overall quality of life, self-esteem, depression, health risks, and physical capabilities. Those positive changes are the reason so many people are searching for a...
How Long To Take Antidepressants
09/05/2008 by Rena Sherwood @ depressiontalkonline.com
There's no shame in taking medication. However, many people suffering from any type of depression feel resentful at having to take medication in order to feel better. Part of this reason is the cost of the antidepressants. Another is fear of...
Live Chat with Animal Cruelty Expert Today
09/05/2008 by Sally Andersen @ livingwithoutmeat.com
I'm not sure why organizations insist on hosting live chats with specialists during work hours, but if you are lucky enough to have circumstances that allow you to listen and participate in an online chat here's a great opportunity.Today, Friday...
Living in my Shoes
09/05/2008 by Jerri Reason @ mental-emotionalhealth.com
I've given you lots of information on me. And, depending on who is reading, I may have given you way more information than necessary. But since today is my birthday, and I have one official hour left, I'm on CST, I'm going to give you...
Sugar isn't the (only) badguy!
09/05/2008 by Lessa @ diabeteshealthtalk.com
Old rules need not apply!It's no surprise that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention consider Diabetes a full blown epidemic in the USA. They predict that one in three Americans born in 2000 will develop diabetes, and it's sparked new...
GNC is My Vegan Meal Bar Hero
09/04/2008 by Sally Andersen @ livingwithoutmeat.com
Just when I thought the world was conspiring against my vegan ways, GNC stepped up and assured me that not all people are out to get me. Yesterday after work, I headed to GNC to stock up on meal bars for breakfasts. Every month I go there during the...
Things to Consider When Buying Home Fitness Equipment
09/04/2008 by Sandra L. Garth @ healthybpm.com
I was watching a home improvement show last night and the focus was on organization. The homeowner kept a pretty clutter free house with the exception of her bedroom closet. It was a disaster! There were shoes strewn all over the place and she had a...