Saturday, March 23, 2013

March 23,2013

Breakfast
2 1/2parmesan chicken wings
1TBL cabbage steamed
1 floret broccoli
1TBL yellow squash
1/2cup salad
begin drinking shake

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Breakfast

11.28.12
2 sausage patties
2 slices of carrot steamed
1 florette broccoli
1TBL apple sauce homemade no sugar
1TBL daikon slices steamed
1 soft boiled egg

11.27.12


Benefits of Cinnamon


Interesting Health Facts
Cinnamon is one of the most powerful cleansers. It has been aptly called the “opener”, as it opens your liver channels and gall bladder ducts, clearing out all the bad sugar and meat toxins.

Cinnamon may significantly help people with Type-II diabetes improve their ability to regulate their blood sugar. One study showed that it increased glucose metabolism twenty-fold.Enjoy Whole Health magazine <info@enjoywholehealth.com>

Saturday, December 15, 2012

Writing down what you eat

I always thought I ate pretty well-I don't eat sweets, junk or bread.  I love fruits and vegetables.  But it wasn't until I started writing down what I was eating that I realized I wasn't eating as well as I thought I was!  I was doing about 80%, which isn't good enough, especially if you are trying to lose weight.  Writing down what I was eating helped me to focus better and to make better choices.  It was a lot easier to see if I was eating the food I was supposed to be eating and not eating what I shouldn't be eating.

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

GMO


Genetically modified foods are not natural, they are artificially manipulated foods. This is just one more reason to shop the outside rows of your supermarket. For better health you should strive to eliminate processed foods and eat as much live organic food as possible. On Saturday the Norwich troops were doing push ups for food donations for the foodbank. Caitlinn and I had a hard time finding food to donate that was not processed and was non-perishable.

The following link can tell you more about GMO labeling issues.

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2012/12/11/npa-opposed-prop-37.aspx?e_cid=20121211_DNL_art_2

DR Pam

Thursday, November 29, 2012

Shake Up Your Taste Buds With These Delicious Recipes



Original Recipe
1 cup of your favorite fresh or frozen fruit or vegetables (optional)
1 Tbs. high-quality oil (e.g. flaxseed oil)
2 rounded Tbs. (scoops) SP Complete
8 oz. water (increase for desired consistency)
Please note: You may add 2 Tbs. of Whey Pro Complete and/or 1 Tbs. Whole Food Fiber to any shake recipe.

Strawberry Twist
½ cup Strawberries
½ cup freshly juiced carrots
1 Tbs. flaxseed oil
2 rounded Tbs. SP Complete
Ice cubes or cold water

Citrus Berry Splash
¼ cup blackberries
¼ cup blueberries
¼ cup strawberries
¼ banana (optional)
the juice from 1 freshly squeezed orange
2 rounded Tbs. SP Complete        
Ice cubes or cold water

Banana Berry Blast
¼ cup blueberries
¼ cup strawberries
¼ banana
2 rounded Tbs. SP Complete
Ice cubes or cold water

12-oz. High-protein Smoothie
¼ banana
¼ cup pineapple
1 Tbs. high-quality oil (e.g. flaxseed oil)
2 rounded Tbs. SP Complete
2 rounded Tbs. Whey Pro Complete
½ cup water

Tips for your shake:

-Use frozen fruit and eliminate water/ice for a frosty, thick smoothie.
-Mangos or peaches give your shake a nice zing!
-Slice extra ripe bananas and freeze for easy use.
-Increasing fruit will increase the sweetness, but will also increase the calories
 and may interfere with weight management.

Note: Consider substituting SP Complete Dairy Free if lactose is a concern

Thursday, November 22, 2012

Bisphosphonate Drugs - Fosamax, Boniva, Actonel, and Zometa


For years now the oral surgeons have been yelling that these drugs are damaging womens bones, but few were listening. Now the research is out and these drugs, Fosamax Boniva, Actonel, and Zometa, were found to significantly increase the risk of atypical bone fractures the longer the drugs were taken. Those taking the drug for less than 2 years were 35 times more likely to have an atypical bone fracture. For patients who took the medicine for 2-5 years there was a 47 fold increase in atypical fractures.....

For the full article see http://drdavidbrownstein.blogspot.com/