You will be receiving another newsletter from
Holistic Association of New York in which Dr. Dooreck is the Founder and
Chairman.
In today's issue you will read:
Jay Dooreck D.D.S. Leads Jim Rooney a 70 year old
blind person in the NYC Marathon 26 miles. Mr. Rooney has done 5 of them and
started 5 years ago at the age of 65. Keeping a positive attitude is the
most important thing in life in overcoming life's situations. You can turn
your scars into stars.
What If Its All a Big Fat Lie?
Eat less fat and more carbohydrates
may be the cause of the rampaging epidemic of obesity in
America. When Atkins first published his ''Diet Revolution'' in
1972, Americans were just coming to terms with the proposition
that fat -- particularly the saturated fat of meat and dairy
products -- was the primary nutritional evil in the American
diet.
Drug
Spending Out of Control, Record $600 Billion Spent Worldwide
Despite the
global market for prescription drugs surpassing the $600 billion
mark for the first time in 2005 --
Lipitor topped the list for the fifth year running at nearly
$13 billion -- I remain confident my message to replace toxic,
useless "one-pill-cures" with
safer, healthier treatments that are just as effective may
be starting to take hold.Read
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The
Reality of the "Runner's High"
Exercise is a powerful drug. It seduces many
with its zen-like state a feeling that was fondly coined the "runner's high"
in the 1970s. The lure of exercise is often so strong that it can turn
enthusiasts into addicts.Read More
A
curb on calories: Long-term studies begin to show positives of restrictive
eating.
A small sign on the cage of Ludwig, an older but fit-looking rhesus monkey,
warns "caution, grabby." Understandably, Ludwig reaches out of his cage a lot.
He's been on an extremely low-calorie, experimental diet for years and he
probably would eat anything he could get his hands on.
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