Top resolutions? (Totally unscientific…just looking at all the [...]
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It’s not even halfway through Janury yet and almost everyone I know has already started losing their steam on their resolutions. So, here is some cool stuff to get you all remotivated and tickled pink about getting to your goals. Yup…there’s an APP for that!
This is why it is amazing to own a pet care business in Los Angeles. Impossible to keep one’s heart closed to Nature with these backdrops. Aaaaahhh… While walking I chanced upon this lovely flower garden & had to share. I love spring Here’s a quickie. I haven’t tried this recipe yet, so I can’t weigh in (pun actually not intended) on taste, but since the good doc forwarded the recipe and it caught my eye because it is chocolate AND since she and I share the same first name, I figure I’m game. I’m such a sucker [...] Each year, roughly 1.5 million Americans have a heart attack — and most of them survive. But I’ll bet you didn’t know that research shows that just one year after their diagnosis, the vast majority fail to adhere to the dietary changes that could prevent a second heart attack (think olive oil, fish, [...]
My head is burbling with pre-election jumble, thoughts about healthcare and so much more…so, to start, here is this week’s link to the Blogging Boomers’ Carnival #180, hosted by the always astute, John Agno. Definitely worth a stop over.
Onto the muddled state I find myself in…all thoughts, comments, yeahs or nays welcome. [...] I’ve been advised, that as of October 1, 2010, my health insurance plan premiums are going up. Not the 40% originally planned by Anthem Blue Cross, but a whopping 17%, meaning that my monthly payment for me and my daughter will go from $439 to $527. Annually that means an additional $1020 out [...]
I switched my eating lifestyle about 6 months ago — going from the types of food that most North Americans eat — to organic meat, fish and poultry (i.e. free range and living with a bit more respect than the “product” farms”); and organic and locally grown produce. I stopped buying any prepared [...]
By Dora Calott Wang, M.D., Author of The Kitchen Shrink: A Psychiatrist’s Reflections on Healing in a Changing World
As mothers, daughters, wives and leaders of households, women often steer the health care choices of families. Thus in the coming years, women will also be a major force toward implementing health care reform and the [...] A few months ago, I watched a film called Food, Inc that so impacted my way of looking at food and how big business has literally changed the food we ingest, that I radically changed our family food preparation and consumption. (For past posts, head over to the “Health and Fitness” category in [...]
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