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Happy Smokers? Think Again
In 2008 The National Institute of Health Interview Survey estimated 24.8 million men and 21.1 million women smoke. That’s 20% of the population of our country that is unwilling and unable to choose a healthier lifestyle. The negative side-effects of … Continue reading
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Tagged Abdominal aneurysm, addiction, Cancer, COPD, Depression, Emphysema, Heart Disease, smokers, smoking
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My Balanced Living Plan
1. Start each morning with affirmations, gratitude statements, song, “I AM statements. 2. Pay attention to your choices in all 6 essential areas (eat, drink, breathe, rest, exercise and think). 3. Set aside time for your walking/exercise. 4. Pay extra … Continue reading
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Tagged 6 essential choices, Affirmations, B.E.S.T., Balance, eat & drink, living plan, pH testing, smoking, Thoughts, Walking
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Birth Control: Bad For Your Bones
There was a recent article in the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology that 47% of women who received the Depo-Provera shot lost significant bone mass in their hips within two years. It seems it’s not nice to try to fool … Continue reading