Alzheimer’s May Be a Third Type of Diabetes, Study Suggests
Is Alzheimer’s disease a form of diabetes? A fascinating new study in the November issue of the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease suggests […]
Month: November 2005
Tobacco Manufacturers Plug Candy-Flavored Cigarettes
I already wrote about this development previously, but the subject is worth revisiting, because tobacco manufacturers have recently introduced a number of […]
Fatter Buttocks Require Longer Needles
Oh, this is sad. Because more and more people have fatter rear ends, their drug injections are missing the mark and require […]
Illinois Gov. Calls For Junk Food Ban
Well, at firrst blush, the news from the Chicago Tribune sounds promising: Illinois’s Gov. Rod Blagojevich on Monday called on the State […]
Overweight Kids Tend to Get Broken Bones
Children who are overweight appear to have broken bones, joint problems, and bone abnormalities more often during childhood than kids of normal […]
Critics Urge No Go to Hoodia
Lately, a number of members of my free, online KickSugar group have been asking me about a much-acclaimed weight loss aid — […]
Eating Out Has Negative Effect on Children’s Health
Check out this interesting piece from Time.com about an American Heart Association report showing that eating out has negative effects on children’s […]
Happy Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. I’m taking off today, but I encourage you to read my previous posting for some ideas on how […]
Dishing The Not-So-Sweet Scoop About Honey
Recently, in my free, Online KickSugar Support Group, we got into an intriguing online discussion about the benefits or drawbacks of honey. […]
Simple, Pre-Thanksgiving Exercises To Make You Strong
Thanksgiving is on my mind today, because I want to figure out some ways to help you deal with its challenges BEFOREHAND!. […]