Holistic Newsletters

Dec 1st, 2006

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You will be receiving another newsletter from Holistic Association of New York in which Dr. Dooreck is the Founder and Chairman.

             Jay F. Dooreck, DDS, PC
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In today's issue you will read:

Will Junk Food Marketing to Kids Ever End?

The Institute of Medicine (IOM), an influential group of experts chartered by Congress to provide health-policy advice, called for sweeping changes in the marketing of foods and beverages to children.
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Mercury In Your Fish
Fish is beyond compare as a source of many nutrients vital to the developing infant, some of which may actually enhance development of the nervous system in babies and young children.
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How To Make Exercise Work For You
Walk down the street or through any shopping mall and ask anyone above the age of six if they believe that exercise good for them and you're sure to get the intelligent answer, "Of course!"
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Why Do Happy People & Optimist Live Longer?
Numerous studies support the belief that people with an upbeat and positive perspective tend to be healthier and enjoy longer lives than those who are generally gloomy and cynical about the future. Always expecting the worst was linked to a 25 percent higher risk of dying before age 65 in a very long-term California study of 1,500 healthy pre-adolescent boys who had been followed since 1921.
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