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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2004
Page
31
Ball State researchers link running at least four times a week to higher average sales for small businesses. A management professor notes exercise improves appearance and client impression, and practical tips urge smaller portions, avoiding all you can eat buffets, and choosing healthier snacks.
Nancy Cole offers practical guidance for new mothers on returning to exercise after childbirth. She notes normal joint laxity during pregnancy, advises gradual return to activity, and outlines crunches and sets for rebuilding the abdominal area while prioritizing nutrition and breastfeeding considerations.
Barbara Quinn discusses strategies to train children to enjoy healthy foods. Emphasizes familiar flavors, family meals, and modeling healthy choices. Recommends including protein fruit or vegetables and whole grains, plus fiber guidance and limiting distractions at meals.
Dr Donohue explains rotavirus infection in infants and its transmission to family members. Most children are infected by age five and dehydration is the main danger. oral rehydration works at home for many, while some cases need IV fluids and hospitalization.
Readers ask how to dispose of old magazines. Suggestions include nursing homes schools veterans hospitals and literacy programs. A caution notes veterans hospitals may refuse donations due to some issues with donated magazines. Remove name and address before passing them on.
Dear Abby advises a mother to stop leaving her granddaughter Jessica unattended in a van even in the driveway. She warns of repeated risk and urges immediate alternative care to protect the child from harm.
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