Nutritional Literacy

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
By Dessina King, LPN 
and Karla Robinson, MD
 
Many times we’ve heard the phrase “You are what you eat”.  But how many of us can say we really know what we’re eating?  It’s estimated that 90% of chronic illnesses today are diet related.  These include diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, and even some cancers. Some simple, yet profound changes can alter the course of your life and health. 

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Diet and Nutrition- Urban Legends

  

 

 

 

Diet and Nutrition - Urban Legends

 
1.       I’m young and healthy.  There is no need to worry about my diet and nutrition right now.  This can’t be further from the truth.  NOW is the time to focus on healthy eating and lifestyle habits while you’re young.   It’s always important to properly nourish your body.  Poor diets and nutritional habits in your youth can lead to a lifetime of consequences and health issues.  There’s no greater time than now.

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Retire Smart: Long-Term Care Insurance Market Shows Signs of Trouble

 By Mark Miller

Tribune Media Services
 
Harry Margolis is an elder law attorney who regularly helps clients plan for possible risk that they’ll need long-term care. He’s helped many select a long-term care insurance policy, but these days he’s ambivalent about how to counsel them.

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News Spotlight: Whole Foods Market Announces A Recall For Ginger Bread Houses Which Were Produced By Rolf’s Patisserie In Twenty-Three States Because Of A Possible Health Risk

 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – December 24, 2010 – Whole Foods Market announces that it is recalling assembled Ginger Bread Houses sold in, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Florida, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Texas, Utah and Wisconsin that came from its supplier Rolf’s Patisserie of Lincolnwood, Illinois. 

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My Answer

By Billy Graham
Tribune Media Services

Q: I think I would like to be a real Christian but I’m not sure I could keep it up. I have a hard enough time staying out of trouble now, and a friend of mine says the devil will get after me even harder if I give my life to Jesus. Is that true? – W.B.
 

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Dear You

By Tom Lagana
from “Serving Productive Time”

One cold November morning, I stopped by the emergency room of our local hospital to see if they could use my volunteer services. My official volunteer day was Thursday, but since I was already downtown that Saturday, I thought I’d offer to help out.
 

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Do you have an opinion? Your letters – 9-24

Dr. Carol Slomski thanks TNCP for contributing to the “It’s a Breast Thing 2010”. Arnold Stieber expresses his opinion on the violence and war. Georiga K. appreciates the movie passes.

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News Spotlight: CATA GIVES SAFE RIDES HOME ON NEW YEAR’S EVE

The Capital Area Transportation Authority (CATA), in cooperation with the Lansing Area Safety Council, will once again offer curb-to-curb transportation on New Year’s Eve.  “CATA is committed to providing safe transportation on New Year’s Eve.
 

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Thriftique: New Urban Vintage Store Thrives

Atalie Buycks, owner of Thriftique, has an eye for quality. She invites you to browse the store for clothing, home decor, furniture, collectibles and more.  TNCP photo

 

 

 

 

By Tashmica Torok

With Christmas less than two weeks away, the race is on to find any gift.  The one of a kind, unique gifts have been purchased and now we are in search of the space fillers.
 

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LANSING NATIVE J.POWW SIGNS LICENSING DEAL WITH UNIVERSAL TO FEATURE TWO SONGS ON 2011 UK COMPILATION ALBUM

DETROIT, MI — J.Poww and Street Sounds/Universal have reached an agreement on a licensing deal that will allow the record label to feature “Amazing (#1 Baby)” and “Dolla Bill$” on the R&B Street Anthems vol.1.
 

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