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Simple Way to Reduce Cardiovascular Disease

The American Heart Association science advisory urges doctors screen patients with a family history of heart disease for elevated homocysteine levels. The advisory comes after many studies, including a 14-year study at the Harvard School of Public Health involving 80,000 women, which concluded that high homocysteine levels play a central role in cardiovascular disease.  Given that more [...]

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Eating, Featured

Simple Way to Reduce Cardiovascular Disease

The American Heart Association science advisory urges doctors screen patients with a family history of heart disease for elevated homocysteine levels.
The advisory comes after many studies, including a 14-year study at the Harvard School of Public Health involving 80,000 women, which concluded that high homocysteine levels play a central role in cardiovascular disease.
 Given that more […]

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August 26, 2008 | Read the story »

Exercise, Families and Teens

An Hour a Day

A public service announcement caught my eye the other day:
 
“An hour a day, get out and play.”
 
I think it caught my eye because it provided some direction and guidelines for parents on what is an appropriate amount of activity for our kids.
 
Also, I am very consistent in my efforts in getting my son outside to […]

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August 5, 2008 | Read the story »

Featured, Healthy Living

Symptoms Follow Illness

Do you judge your health by how you feel?  If so, you may be headed down a path away from health.
 
You won’t start feeling bad, or developing symptoms, until you are already ill.
 
That means that you could be feeling “fine” for a long time, while your health worsens, unbeknownst to you.
 
Symptoms develop only after you’ve […]

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July 15, 2008 | Read the story »

Logs and Calculators

Food Log

Become aware of your nutrition with this RealLife Eating Food Log. 
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February 3, 2008 | Read the story »