A newly released, federally-funded study looked at how newly-diagnosed Type 2 diabetes teen patients were able to manage their blood sugar levels. The question posed was whether diabetic teens could best manage their blood sugar levels using a single medication, a combination of two medications, or with the first medication plus diet and exercise counseling. […]
Category: Weight loss
Prenatal exposure to air pollution linked to childhood obesity
On 4/16/12, Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health announced that a study of pregnant women and their children in New York City presents clinical evidence that an environmental pollutant can contribute to obesity. Since this is one of the first studies to present evidence that chemicals in the environment can affect our bodies in […]
5 Easy Ways to Eat Healthier
Switching to healthier eating has paid off for me as I’m unquestionably healthier and in better shape at 42 than I was at 22. Waking up blind in my right eye two weeks before my thirtieth birthday and a subsequent diagnosis of multiple sclerosis inspired me to give some serious thought to my health. Now, […]
A Fight MS with Food Case Study: Cyndi C.
An update from the Fight MS with Food project: Case study of Cyndi C. Cyndi is a 42-year old married mother diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. When she joined the Fight MS with Food project, her main symptom was extreme pain and itchiness on her upper right arm and shoulder. The skin there was constantly red […]
Are You Tired of Feeling Crummy?
Yesterday, I joined real estate trainer and Sell With Soul maven Jennifer Allan Hagedorn on a teleseminar focused on how I can help people who suffer from chronic physical distress to feel better. Jennifer shared her inspirational story about how she succeeded in overcoming a lifetime of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) by identifying hidden food […]
