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Thursday, September 1, 2011

3 Secrets for Positive Thinking

Thursday, September 1, 2011

3 Secrets for
Positive Thinking
Feeling overcome by negative thoughts?
Keeping them in check can help keep
depression and other illnesses away.
Also See:
• Think Your Way Thinner
• Relax ... Give Yoga a Chance
• Retinol: The Dos and Don'ts

Health News Headlines

• Purple Potatoes Lower Blood Pressure
• Seizure Drug May Extend Lives of Brain Cancer Patients
• Sugary Drink Habit Is Widespread in U.S.
• Anti-clotting Drug Warfarin May Be Safe for Elderly
• Anger, Stress May Provoke Heart Attacks

In the Spotlight

• COPD: 10 Common Questions and Answers
• Can Pessimists Learn to See the Glass Half Full?
• What Stress Does to Your Body
• Depression or Weight: Which Came First?

From The WebMD Network

• What's the Link Between Menopause and Osteoporosis?
• How Stress Affects Weight

From Our Sponsor

• Living with Chronic Osteoarthritis Pain?

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3 Delicious Ways to Cook Pork

Thursday, September 1, 2011

In This Issue:

  • Fire Up the Grill: Lean, Mean Bronco Burgers
  • Bill Clinton Went Vegan; Could You?
  • Which Foods Have the Most Fiber?

3 Delicious Ways
to Cook Pork
Bored with chicken breasts? Pork tenderloin
is tasty, versatile, and just as healthy.
Give one of these flavorful recipes a spin.
Also See:
  • Get the Facts About Gluten
  • Breakfast Calorie Counter
  • Health Benefits of Coffee

From the Recipe Box

Fire Up the Grill: Lean, Mean Bronco Burgers
These spicy burgers are perfect for your Labor Day cookout. Grill
some veggies on the side, open a beer, and dinner is served!
Also See:
• Randy Jackson's Gumbo Ya-Ya
• Creamy Peanut Coleslaw

Healthy Cooking & Diet Tips

Bill Clinton Went Vegan; Could You?
Could you give up meat, eggs, and dairy? Our expert discusses
the challenges of going vegan and how to overcome them.
Also See:
• Report: 164 Million Obese Adults by 2030
• Mini-Meals: Key to Weight Loss?

Which Foods Have the Most Fiber?
Black beans or a baked potato: Which has more fiber? Find out with
the Fiber-o-Meter! This cool tool has info on more than 7,000 foods.
Also See:
• Delicious, Diabetes-Friendly Snacks

• Which Veggie Is Home to 54 Pesticides?

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Pros and Cons of a High-Protein Diet

Thursday , September 1, 2011

In This Issue:

  • A Better Way to Predict Weight Loss
  • Pancreas Function and Pancreatitis Explained
  • Questions About Having a Normal Pregnancy With Diabetes

Pros and Cons
of a High-Protein Diet
A high-protein, low-carb diet is
often used for weight loss. But
there are drawbacks to this approach.
Also See:
  • How Much Protein Do You Need?
  • Slideshow: Fiber-Packed Super Foods
  • Recipe Rx: 3 Ways to Cook Pork

Health News & Features

A Better Way to Predict Weight Loss
Trying to manage your weight along with diabetes?
A new formula may make things simpler.
Also See:
  • Quiz Time: How Much Do You Know About Metabolism?
  • Good News About Chocolate and Your Heart

Pancreas Function and Pancreatitis Explained
The pancreas produces digestive enzymes and insulin.
When damage occurs it can cause serious problems.
Also See:
  • An Insulin Reaction Explained
  • WebMD Weighs in on Steve Jobs' Pancreatic Cancer

From The WebMD Network

• What Changes Occur in the Body as We Age?
• Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Salt?

From The Diabetes Community

Questions About Having a Normal Pregnancy With Diabetes
Any pregnancy ushers in questions and concerns. Add diabetes
to the mix and things understandably escalate. Join the discussion.

Get help from others in the Diabetes Community.

From Our Sponsors

• Understanding Diabetic Nerve Pain

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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Daily Health News for Wednesday, August 31, 2011

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FDA Questions Studies of Breast Implant Safety
A panel of expert advisors to the FDA has been asked to solve a
mystery: What happened to thousands of women who enrolled in studies
designed to evaluate rare complications that might arise years after
they received silicone gel breast implants?
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Sciatica Got You Down? Here's Help

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

In This Issue:

  • How to Love the Job You're With
  • 10 Ways to Eat Better for Less
  • How Much Sleep Is 'Just Right'?

Sciatica Got You
Down? Here's Help
Sciatica is a pain in the rear -- literally
-- and most women will experience it at
some point in their lives. What to do about it.
Also See:
  • Is Your Skin Aging Well?
  • 10 Everyday Super Foods
  • Health Benefits of Coffee


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Health News & Features

How to Love the Job You're With
Do you dread going to work some (or even most) days? Here
are some strategies that can make going to work less of a chore.
Also See:
• Report: 164 Million Obese Adults by 2030
• How Your Stress Affects Your Kids

10 Ways to Eat Better for Less
Everyone's trying to save money these days, so how do you fill your
pantry with healthy foods without busting your budget? Try these tips.
Also See:
• Scrumptious 100-Calorie Snacks
• 7 Feng Shui Tips to Improve Your Sex Life

More From WebMD:
• Personalized Tips for Dealing With Rheumatoid Arthritis

From The WebMD Network

• Why Can't I Lose Weight?
• Brain-Eating Amoeba Symptoms

From the Sleep Well Blog

How Much Sleep Is 'Just Right'?
We all know that too little sleep is bad for your health, but did
you know too much causes problems, too? Get the lowdown.

More from Michael Breus, PhD, on the Sleep Well blog.

From Our Sponsors

• Discover a possible option for depression.
• Get the Help You Need to Treat Depression

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Eat These Fat-Fighting Foods

Wednesday , August 31, 2011

In This Issue:

• Share the Moments That Make You Gain
• Want to Lose Weight? Know Your RMR

• 40 Pounds by Christmas or Bust!

Eat These
Fat-Fighting Foods
Do you know which foods can fill you
up faster and keep you satisfied for longer?
You may already have some in your pantry.
Also See:
  • How Beer Expands the Belly
  • Biggest Diet Myths Busted
  • Drop Pounds and Cholesterol

Health News & Features

Share the Moments That Make You Gain
Working late, travel, and stress. Share the frustrating
times when your willpower heads for the hills.
Also See:
  • 164 Million Obese Adults by 2030
  • Obesity Prevention Should Focus on Daycare

Want to Lose Weight? Know Your RMR
Do you know your metabolic rate? It may be a
key factor in determining how quickly you lose.
Also See:
  • Healthy College Cooking 101
  • Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Fat?

More From WebMD:
• Enter the Raising Fit Kids Sweepstakes to Win $4,000
• Trim Down With Our Calorie and Exercise Tracker
• Lactose-Free Breakfast Recipes
• Ask the Pharmacist: Diet Pills Q&A

From The WebMD Network

• Why Can't I Lose Weight?
• What Is the BRAT Diet?
• What Changes Occur in the Body as We Age?

From the WebMD Dieting Club: 25-50 Lbs

40 Pounds by Christmas or Bust!
Tired of being frumpy? Join forces and help this first-
time dieter reach her goal of losing 40 pounds by Christmas.

Join The WebMD Dieting Club: 25-50 Lbs

From Our Sponsors

• Understanding Diabetic Nerve Pain

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The Right Way to Wash Your Face

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

In This Issue:

  • 5 Lightning-Quick Beauty Fixes
  • Refresh Your Face Without Surgery
  • Does Anything Smooth Cleavage Wrinkles?

The Right Way to
Wash Your Face

It's not as simple as soap and water.
An expert explains how to pick the
right cleanser for your skin type.
Also See:
  • Is Your Skin Aging Well?
  • 20 Best-Kept Hair Secrets
  • Summer Hair Removal Tips

Healthy Beauty Features

5 Lightning-Quick Beauty Fixes
Ran out of moisturizer, makeup remover, or shave gel? It's not
a beauty emergency with these quick and easy substitutions.
Also See:
• 4 Common Skin Problems Solved
• Facelift for Drooping Cheeks

Refresh Your Face Without Surgery
Looking for a little pick-me-up but not ready to go under the knife?
Get the facts about nonsurgical cosmetic procedures for the face.
Also See:
• Is Heavy Sweating a Problem for You?
• The Latest in Laser Resurfacing

More From WebMD:
• Thinning Hair: More Than Just a "Bad Hair Day."
• Tone Up With Our Calorie and Exercise Tracker

From The Healthy Skin Blog

Does Anything Smooth Cleavage Wrinkles?
If you've noticed creases and wrinkles in your decolletage, there
are several steps you can take to minimize them. Find out how.

More from the experts on the Healthy Skin blog.

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