txdon
Super Star Member
Good morning! Another hot day but hey, it's August. We did slip down into the 70s (78˚F) this morning after two day of avoiding them.
Must be my lucky week.
1. I got on the initial list of people to be taught the Wood shop laser. You had to respond to an e-mail and luckily I check my e-mail 51 minutes after it was sent out and was #8 of 8 in the first class.
2. I won all 5 hand and foot card games last night so there is a good chance next week I'll be listed in the top 10 (of 70 currently #14).
Farmer hope you son gets better.
From the American Medical Association to Doctors:
"Heart disease is America's biggest killer, and it's making a deadly comeback. Here's how you can talk to your patients about preventing heart disease."
"Todayç—´ cardiovascular disease patients differ from those of the past decades. Because physicians need to reach people while they are young, before obesity and diabetes develop, it is important to provide patients with education on cardiovascular disease prevention to improve health outcomes. Here are some preventive keys to share with your patients.
Eat a heart healthy diet. Encourage patients to follow a heart-healthy diet, such as plant-based and Mediterranean diets. They should choose more vegetables, fruits, legumes, nuts, whole grains and fish, while limiting salt, saturated fats, fried foods, processed meats and sweetened beverages."
A crisis in cardiovascular health: What to tell your patients
This is the first time I have seen their recommendation of a pure Plant-based diet and they are starting to battle with the agriculture livestock associations.
Must be my lucky week.
1. I got on the initial list of people to be taught the Wood shop laser. You had to respond to an e-mail and luckily I check my e-mail 51 minutes after it was sent out and was #8 of 8 in the first class.
2. I won all 5 hand and foot card games last night so there is a good chance next week I'll be listed in the top 10 (of 70 currently #14).
Farmer hope you son gets better.
From the American Medical Association to Doctors:
"Heart disease is America's biggest killer, and it's making a deadly comeback. Here's how you can talk to your patients about preventing heart disease."
"Todayç—´ cardiovascular disease patients differ from those of the past decades. Because physicians need to reach people while they are young, before obesity and diabetes develop, it is important to provide patients with education on cardiovascular disease prevention to improve health outcomes. Here are some preventive keys to share with your patients.
Eat a heart healthy diet. Encourage patients to follow a heart-healthy diet, such as plant-based and Mediterranean diets. They should choose more vegetables, fruits, legumes, nuts, whole grains and fish, while limiting salt, saturated fats, fried foods, processed meats and sweetened beverages."
A crisis in cardiovascular health: What to tell your patients
This is the first time I have seen their recommendation of a pure Plant-based diet and they are starting to battle with the agriculture livestock associations.
