Seven Foods Proved To Fight Cancer Get Away Readout
True false exercise summarizes dietary cancer claims from Bottom Line Personal and Men's Health. It lists seven foods and verdicts on broccoli flaxseeds pumpkin berries onions mushrooms with notes on accuracy and sources.
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David Grotto
Bottom Line Personal
Knee Friendly Leg and Glute Resistance Moves
Michael Lin of Verve Health & Fitness suggests knee friendly weight exercises that target the legs and glutes without stressing the knees. He recommends heel-dominant squats with proper spinal alignment, using a Swiss ball wall slide, and leg swings or lifts in front, side, and back, performed on a multi hip machine or with ankle weights.
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Michael Lin
Verve Health & Fitness
Arlington
Children may take cholesterol drugs under new pediatric guidelines
Best practices By Jan Jarvis McClatchy Newspapers everly Morgan of Arlington, Texas, was 16 when she started taking the popular cholesterol lowering drug Vytorin. She stopped the medication to focus on exercise and diet. The American Academy of Pediatrics now suggests screening begins for high risk children as young as age 2 with potential statin use for those at risk.
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Jan Jarvis McClatchy
Everly Morgan
Arlington
Texas
Morgan
Mountain View Community College
Dallas
American Academy of Pediatrics
Food and Drug Administration
Pediatric Cholesterol Ranges and Treatment Urgency
The piece explains acceptable and borderline cholesterol and LDL ranges for ages 2 to 19 per the American Heart Association. It quotes Dr. Sarah Blumenschein on aggressive treatment when needed and notes family history raising risk, with a cautionary example about early heart attack risk and statin therapy for children.
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American Heart Association
Circuit training offers quick, effective workouts
Circuit training combines strength and cardio in short stations alternating muscle groups with brief rests. It can be done at home or a gym, uses warm ups and 30 second intervals, and aims to keep heart rate elevated. Seek physician approval before starting and contact Kris Pritchett with questions.
Goodbye Lean Plate Club seventh anniversary column ends
The Lean Plate Club column marks seven years and ends as the writer moves to a new role at Powell Tate. The piece reflects on nutrition messaging, advocates eating fruits vegetables legumes and healthy fats, and notes calories in versus out govern weight. Readers are invited to contact Sally Squires via email and the Web.
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Powell Tate/Weber Shandwick
Lean Plate Club
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