Cardiovascular Disease and Women – DVD

February 6th, 2010

Cardiovascular Disease and Women - DVD

Cardiovascular Disease and Women – DVD Research indicates that women have unique signs and symptoms for heart disease and suggests that they may also have different risk factors for heart disease. Cardiovascular Disease and Women reviews the key factors concerning women and heart disease, including signs and symptoms, risk factors, and risk reducers. The DVD also features proven nutritional strategies that women can adopt to help reduce their risk of heart disease. Among the topics covered: CVD statistics, risk factors for heart disease, how to reduce the risk of heart disease, nutrition strategies to reduce the risk of heart disease, effect of hormone replacement therapy on CVD risk, and American Heart Association Guidelines. Produced in cooperation with the American College of Sports Medicine.

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The Okinawa Diet Plan: Get Leaner, Live Longer, and Never Feel Hungry by Bradley J. Willcox and D. Craig Willcox – 432 Page Hardcover Book

February 6th, 2010

The Okinawa Diet Plan: Get Leaner, Live Longer, and Never Feel Hungry by Bradley J. Willcox and D. Craig Willcox - 432 Page Hardcover Book

The elders of Okinawa, Japan, are among the leanest and longest-lived people on earth. These Okinawans–many in their eighties, nineties, and beyond–maintain an unprecedented quality of life. More than any other population, older Okinawans are slim and agile, and their minds are clear and lucid. Few suffer the lifestyle-related diseases like heart disease, cancer, diabetes, and obesity that are so common in their western counterparts. In their New York Times bestseller The Okinawa Program, Drs. Bradley and Craig Willcox and Makoto Suzuki shared important insights about these unique and amazingly healthy people from their landmark twenty-five-year Okinawa Centenarian Study. The latest findings from that study are proving even more surprising: the elders do not gain weight with age. The secrets behind this discovery are twofold: the Okinawans’ calorie-light diet and their active lifestyle, which results in leaner and more “metabolically efficient” bodies that stay slimmer, healthier, and more youthful as they age. In The Okinawa Diet Plan, Drs. Willcox, Willcox, and Suzuki adapt traditional Okinawan dietary principles for a delicious blend of East and West so that anyone can reap these very same benefits. The authors’ Caloric Density Index and the Caloric Density Pyramid, developed from the study’s latest findings, debunk the myths of trendy diet gurus and provide a revolutionary approach to eating, health, weight loss, and weight maintenance that is easy to follow and simple to maintain. This approach allows Okinawans to eat more food than the typical American diet, and still weigh less–and you can too. With more than 150 delicious recipes that incorporate foods low in caloric density, The Okinawa Diet Plan offers dozens of satisfying meal options. Conveniently divided into three tracks–western, eastern, and fusion–and with healthy options for both vegetarians and meat eaters alike, their program provides all the benefits of calorie restriction without

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American Comedy Box 1915-1994: But Seriously…

February 6th, 2010

American Comedy Box 1915-1994: But Seriously...

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American Heart Association No-Fad Diet

February 6th, 2010

American Heart Association No-Fad Diet
By now, you’ve heard of (and maybe tried) them all: the low-carb diet, the grapefruit diet, the miracle diet . . . the list goes on and on. Fad diets may promise a quick fix, but few deliver lasting results. If you’re like millions of other Americans, you’re still struggling to lose weight and get in shape–without harming your long-term health in the process.
It’s time to leave behind the one-size-fits-all approach to dieting. Now, the American Heart Association, the nation’s most trusted authority on heart-healthy living, introduces its first-ever comprehensive weight-loss book. “No-Fad Diet” helps you create a personalized plan to lose weight in a healthful way. After a simple assessment of your current habits, you choose the eating and exercise strategies that best fit your needs. You’ll learn how to set realistic goals, eat well to lose extra pounds safely, and add physical activity to keep the weight off for good.
This book offers more than 190 delicious, all-new recipes, including Cream of Triple-Mushroom Soup, Tilapia Cham-pignon, Chicken Pot Pie, Pumpkin-Cranberry Pancakes, and Vanilla Souffle with Brandy-Plum Sauce. You’ll also find two weeks of sample menus, guidelines for meal planning, useful tips on dining out and food shopping, and sound advice for staying on track to reach your target weight.
If you’re fed up with fads and want a diet that can provide a lifetime of effective weight control, “No-Fad Diet” is the book for you.
Tired of losing weight and gaining it back?
Sick of fad diets and gimmicks?
Frustrated by crazy food restrictions?
Try the “No-Fad Diet ”
What’s the only effective way to lose weight and keep it off? It’s simple: Calories in must be less than calories out. But since the factors that contribute to this not-so-magic formula are different for everyone, a one-size diet plan does not fit all.
The “No-Fad Diet” includes:
-Tips on turning negative thinking into positive rewards
-Simple quizzes to find the approach that’s best for you
-Diary pages to record and monitor your eating and activity habits
-Strategies to reduce calories and increase your activity levels
-Guidelines to help you prepare your own nutritious meals
-More than 190 delicious and healthful recipes
-Techniques to maintain your momentum
The weight-loss strategies in this book are based on reliable scientific research and are backed by respected medical professionals. The American Heart Association has the information you can trust.

Also available as a Random House Large Print Edition

“From the Hardcover edition.”

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CONCERT: Harmony For The Heart PROMO + Phil Collins – You’ll Be In My Heart (cover)

February 3rd, 2010

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WHEN: January 13th, 2010, doors open for artist meet & greet at 4:00pm
WHERE: UC Irvine’s Crystal Cove Auditorium
HOW MUCH:
PRESALE: $7.00
ATD: $10.00

To purchase presale tickets and get more info, please visit the blog!
http://harmonyfortheheart.blogspot.com

my boys Scott Yoshimoto and Joseph Vincent covering a Phil Collins classic in promotion of the concert we’re throwing, called HARMONY FOR THE HEART. portions of the proceeds will go towards the AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION, to aid the fight against heart diseases.

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American Heart Association Diet – Here’s Something Better!

February 3rd, 2010

http://www.shed30in30detox.com/ If you are concerned about correctly following the recommendations of The American Heart Association Diet Plan, it is important to understand how caloric intake as well as certain foods affects your body’s functions – not just weight gain or loss. Most people who are watching their weight merely view calories as a number on a package. However, a food high in calories does not necessarily always translate into automatic weight gain. A steak containing 800 calories is not handled by the body the same way as a cup of ice cream containing about half the calories is. Unlike carbohydrates and fats, proteins such as beef, chicken, and fish are not stored by the body. Therefore, if you were to eat both in one meal, the calories of the steak would be burned before your body begins to utilize the ice cream calories. Essentially, it is a very low calorie diet limiting the daily calorie intake to around 1,000 to 1,200 calories, which might be the main reason for the weight loss. As with these restricted calories only 3 meals are permitted, the metabolism is supposed to get a boost from the foods or food combinations that are consumed.

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The Great American Heart Hoax, Dr. Michael Ozner, MD, FACC, FAHA

February 3rd, 2010

In the Great American Heart Hoax. Dr. Michael Ozner introduces the 10 Steps you should take to avoid heart disease and other inflammatory diseases. See more at www.drozner.com.

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DIET

February 2nd, 2010

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Dr Afrika on Heart Disease part 1 of 2

February 2nd, 2010

High Blood Pressure can be eliminated with diet and natural herbs.

Dr. Llaila O. Afrika is a lecturer and author. He can help you understand and become aware of natural remedies and treatments. He is a nutritional consultant; massage therapist, historian, certified addictionologist, acupuncturist, writer and Doctor of Naturopathy. He has studied in countries such as Africa, Europe, and of course, America. Dr. Afrika believes that each of his clients (from children to the elderly) has been among his many teachers, and he is fully indebted to them all.

Dr. Afrika lectures on 80 different topics. He contends that good health does not belong exclusively to any culture or race, but is a human right and product of nature.

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80% of African American Women Overweight or Obese??

February 2nd, 2010

Obesity has reached near epidemic proportions in the United States. The prevalence of obesity is high among African Americans, particularly African American women. The risk of diabetes is significantly related to obesity. The risks of morbidity and mortality associated with diabetes poses serious problems for the African American community.

Nearly 80% of black women are overweight or obese, increasing the risk not only of heart disease but also a host of other conditions, including stroke, gallbladder disease, arthritis, and some cancers. If you’re overweight, even a small weight loss will help lower your risk. At the very least, try not to gain more weight. Lasting weight loss needs a change of lifestyle — adopt a healthy, lower-calorie eating plan and get regular physical activity. Aim to lose no more than 1/2 to 2 pounds per week. Ask your doctor what your weight should be.

Source: http://womenshealth.aetna.com/WH/ihtWH/r.WSIHW000/st.36134/t.36367.html
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Sisters Together: Move More, Eat Better is a national initiative of the Weight-control Information Network (WIN) designed to encourage Black women 18 and over to maintain a healthy weight by becoming more physically active and eating healthier foods.

Sisters Together works with national and local newspapers, magazines, radio stations, schools, and consumer and professional organizations to raise awareness among Black women about the health benefits of regular physical activity and healthy eating. This effort is timely since recent statistics indicate that nearly 80 percent of Black women are overweight or obese.

Sisters Together offers three age-appropriate and culturally relevant brochures that give Black women, their families, and their friends practical, science-based tips to help them move more, eat better, and ultimately, improve their quality of life.

For more information about WIN and Sisters Together, please call WINs toll-free number (877) 946-4627 or the local number (202) 828-1025.

Source: http://www.win.niddk.nih.gov/sisters/index.htm

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