Archive for March, 2007
Cleansing controversy
Q: I have read up on several articles about the Master Cleanse diet. I wanted to know if you recommend a Master Cleanse diet or a body cleansing process before beginning a weight loss program or just in general to try it out.
Source: www.dailybulletin.com
Analysis: Phone Apps Finally on a Diet
Analysis: The reality is that phones are still too hard to use; thank goodness the industry is starting to realize that. But there are still improvements to be made.
Source: news.yahoo.com
Walking: An easy way to lose weight
In The Step Diet, the authors tells dieters how to keep the pounds off for good.
Source: www.msnbc.msn.com
Hill’s Pet Nutrition recalls some dry cat food
Hill’s Pet Nutrition recalled its Prescription Diet m/d Feline dry cat food. The food included wheat gluten from the same supplier that Menu Foods used.
Source: www.king5.com
Diabetic’s fitness facets
Cyrus Khambatta was a healthy and active person. He played sports, enjoyed life and consumed the standard American diet. He paid attention to what he ate but never really deprived himself of anything. Then at one point in his early 20s, he noticed his body started doing some strange things.
Source: starbulletin.com
March 31st, 2007
Venezuelan chef serves ant, monkey and spider dishes inspired by isolated tribe
CARACAS, Venezuela As a child in Puerto Ayacucho, gateway to Venezuelas remote southern rainforests, Nelson Mendez was fascinated by tales of the isolated Yanomami Indians and their unusual diet.
Source: www.napavalleyregister.com
Diet Detective: Avoid a diet meltdown by taking a few steps
During times of high tension and anxiety, people’s priorities tend to shift, and it’s not unusual for exercise and a healthy diet to seem less important. We can sometimes avoid this kind of meltdown just by thinking ahead. Below are a few of the most common life changes that can bust up a diet and exercise program, as well as solutions to the problems.
Source: www.journalnow.com
Doctor, author says strict vegetarian diet can lower risks for diabetes
In Bexar County, thousands of Hispanics are at greater risk for diabetes
Source: www.mysanantonio.com
BOOKSHELF: Soul food redone for diabetic diet
Hattie Jeffreys admits she didn’t pay much attention when a doctor told her she was a borderline diabetic. Today, the 54-year-old from Wichita, Kan., has no choice. The full onset of the disease means she must take insulin, receive dialysis and monitor her blood sugar throughout the day.
Source: www.myrtlebeachonline.com
March 29th, 2007
Author says we worry way too much about what we eat and what we won’t eat
Americans are awfully messed-up about food so thinks Barry Glassner, University of Southern California sociology professor and…
Source: seattletimes.nwsource.com
IT’S NO SECRET
The keys to losing weight are simple: Good, old-fashioned diet and exercise
Source: www.bradenton.com
Armed Robbery In Encinitas Leaves Police Searching
An armed robbery suspect known as the “Impatient Bandit” made off with $3,700 from an Encinitas bank Saturday.
Source: www.10news.com
March 18th, 2007
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