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misty's vegetarian lasagna

Foodie Joanie wrote 2 weeks ago: I’m not a vegetarian. I’m an unabashed omnivore. On a sliding scale from meat lover on o … more →

Tags: vegetarian, baking, Italian, Pasta, Low Fat, Main Course, Pies, lasagna, A Little Italian

the HAES files: Joy At Every Size5 comments

healthateverysizeblog wrote 1 month ago: by Fall Ferguson, JD, MA Here are some things I know about joy: The cult classic Harold and Maude (1 … more →

Tags: Fall Ferguson, generalized resistance resources, Grrs, HAES, harold and maude, health, Health at Every Size, joy and health, pni

Sharing life-saving information with a friend...1 comment

jmorrishicks wrote 1 month ago: …is not the same thing as proselytizing. The 4Leaf Program is not extreme at all---when compar … more →

Tags: Heart Disease, sanjay gupta heart disease, esselstyn, Last Heart Attack, reverse heart disease

Choose Your Mentors Wisely

MrsJohnson wrote 1 month ago: I clipped this from Robb Wolf’s Facebook page. I don’t feel the need to add anything to … more →

Tags: funny and smart, health, Nutrition, paleo, Mark Sisson

What's so bad about red meat?7 comments

medconsumers wrote 2 months ago: OK.  If you need more reasons to cut back on the red meat in your diet, here they are: You will not … more →

Tags: Diet & Exercise, Cancer, Heart, chronic conditions, Heart Disease, red meat health effects, healthy sources of protein, pork is red meat, red meat and cancer

I might become a vegetarian...2 comments

Sarah at FaddedTatteredandChipped.wordpress.com wrote 2 months ago: It has been TOO LONG since I have posted on here.  I’m sure you’ve been there, life fill … more →

Tags: Health 2, Nutrition, health, Nutrition, vegetarian, vegan, Meat, Pink Slime, meat preservatives

Sweet Savory Days

New Allie wrote 2 months ago: My dear friend Donna posted a comment to my last entry that has settled all over me like an old soft … more →

Tags: 2012, Plant Based Living, Contentment, Women with heart disease, Peripheral Artery Disease, coronary artery bypass surgery, plant based diet, Caldwell Esselstyn, vegan

Life's A Beach9 comments

New Allie wrote 2 months ago: I really thought I might post regularly about food. I envisioned sharing all my culinary efforts. I … more →

Tags: 2012, Plant Based Living, Päd, Heart Disease, life after bypass, Women with heart disease, living with heart disease, Peripheral Artery Disease, Cardiovascular disorders

Sloppy Science and Sloppier Reporting in LA Times Red Meat Article16 comments

mizvaldes wrote 2 months ago: Yesterday, an alarming headline graced the pages of the Los Angeles Times. (In full disclosure I sho … more →

Tags: Diary, Recipes, Ranch Life, Beef, ranchlife, red meat is bad for you, Harvard study, LA Times, Veganism

Eating Red, Processed Meat Raises Your Risk of Early Death

Alice Park wrote 2 months ago: Those juicy burgers and sizzling steaks may look innocent enough (not to mention temptingly tasty), … more →

Tags: Cancer, diabetes, Diet, Diet & Fitness, Food & Drink, Heart Disease, Nutrition, obesity, Low fat diet

Cancer Tips from the Integrative Healthcare Symposium5 comments

elynjacobs wrote 3 months ago: I had the pleasure of attending the 2012 Integrative Healthcare Symposium, and wish to share some in … more →

Tags: Elyn Jacobs, Cancer, toxins and cancer, Mark Hyman, Lise Alshuler, Integrative Cancer Treatment, Flavonoids, Tori Hudson

Healthy Loving It1 comment

Health of the Day wrote 3 months ago: February is often considered a moon full of love. Maybe because there are days in the month of love, … more →

Tags: NEWS AND FEATURES, Hot Topics, health, Dr. Dean Ornish, good mental health, marriage & woman, loving marriage, Cardiff University, dependable work

What the Pho3 comments

New Allie wrote 3 months ago: A friend took Lee to a Vietnamese restaurant a couple of years ago, called “What the Pho. … more →

Tags: 2012, Plant Based Living, Heart Disease, plant based diet, vegan, Fruit and Vegetable, The China Study, esselstyn, Vegan Cooking

Moving Through Life Toward Health

hofholistichealingcenters wrote 3 months ago: We’re busier than ever with longer workdays, less leisure time, shorter lunch hours, longer co … more →

Tags: holistic healing, massage 2, Energy Healing, our center, Energy Medicine, Therapeutic Massage, Massage Therapy, Massage Therapist, deep tissue massage

Working Together for Best Patient Care - Can We Do This?

greelison wrote 3 months ago: Most would argue that much of today’s rampant costs are associated with a lack of a holistic, integr … more →

Tags: Health Care, John Weeks, American Interprofessional Health Collaborative, Integrative Nurse Coach Program, Mary Beth Augustine, To Err Is Human

2012 Integrative Healthcare Symposium: Emerging Opportunities within Healthcare Reform

greelison wrote 3 months ago: Alison Greenberg, RN, BSN has a strong interest in integrative health care. She will be a contributi … more →

Tags: health-care reform, NCQA, patient-centered medical home, Affordable Care Act., Integrative Medicine, John Weeks, Robert Roundtree, Susan Luck, Integrative Health Symposium

Hallmarked For Life

Richard Chapman wrote 3 months ago: Roses are infra Violets are ultra Invisible flowers That I bought to insult ya So what did you do fo … more →

Tags: humour, cosmography, Shopping, Home, greeting card, valentine's day, Sweetest Day, Tax Day, HuffPost

Cannabis and Neurogenesis1 comment

MAD IN VERMONT wrote 3 months ago: Check out this TED video by Dean Ornish. There’s also information about epigenetics and food a … more →

Tags: chemical injury recovery, healing brain damage, Neuroplasticity, Epigenetics, Neurogenesis

All You Need Is Psychosocial Support1 comment

alternahealthgrrrl wrote 3 months ago: “What we call psychosocial support in medicine,” explained Dean Ornish, MD, a few minute … more →

Tags: Fitness, Holistic Health, Eco-health, Mindfulness, Nutrition, Yoga, vegan/vegetarian, Cancer, Sexual Health


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