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H) Physical & Occupational Therapy: Posture - What's the big deal?
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I) Mental Health & Personal Growth: Try these simple relaxation techniques
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/med_depts/35.36.shtml
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J) Diet & Nutrition: Is aspartame sabotaging weight loss efforts?
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Alameda/Rose City Health Online - Eating Healthy for the Holidays

2002-12-23 Thread mail
each and every bite. Don't put more than one spoonful in your mouth 
at any given time and set your fork/spoon down while you savor the 
flavors of the delicious foods you are tasting. 

3. Take only those things you can't normally have. If you can regularly 
have potatoes and gravy or buttered rolls, pass them up and enjoy 
some of the other scrumptious foods you can only have here and now.

4. Remember, a salad is a wonderful addition to any meal and a great 
way to super-charge your meal with plenty of nutritious and filling foods.

5. Chew each mouthful of food thoroughly and take in all the flavors 
and textures of the food you are eating.

6. Spend a lot of time talking at the table - this will give you time to 
properly digest - and everyone knows it's not polite to talk with your 
mouth full!

7. Have dessert only if you really have room at that time. You may find 
that you will enjoy your desert more if you wait an hour or two. When 
you do have dessert, have a small piece, sit down and enjoy it. Desserts 
are more for leaving a good taste in your mouth and to finish off a 
delicious meal - they are not supposed to be a main course. 

Always remember the holidays are more than just the food - take in the 
company of those around you and share your experiences as well as 
your recipes. And don't forget, no one becomes overweight on one 
holiday meal. It's what you do the day after and the entire year that 
will make a difference.

Holidays are a time for tradition and family gatherings. And if everyone 
takes the time to enjoy that, then the food is not as important, and we 
can do with less.

Special thanks to:

Natural Path Health Center
Chad Oler, N.D.
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Exercise & Fitness: Exercise - A mood enhancer
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/med_depts/3.34.shtml
Healthy.net

Pediatrics & Adolescence: How to wrangle that surly teen
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/med_depts/30.46.shtml
Healthology.com

Dermatology: Face time - Natural Complexion Care
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/med_depts/9.24.shtml
WellnessJournal.com

Dentistry: Brushing & Flossing Your Kid's Teeth (Animated)
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/med_depts/8.30.shtml
University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine

Chiropractic: Chiropractors offer hope for kids with ADHD
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/med_depts/6.45.shtml
Healthy.net

Heart & Circulation: Low, low blood pressure heals heart
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/med_depts/5.23.shtml
Healthy.net - UPI

Mental Health & Personal Growth: Adults coping with trauma
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/med_depts/35.38.shtml
Healthology.com

Physical & Occupational Therapy: Stretching and flexibility
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/med_depts/32.1.shtml
Bob Calabritto, MS, ATC

Women's Health: Weight gain during pregnancy
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/med_depts/41.44.shtml
March of Dimes

Healthy Alternatives: 70% with cancer use alternative therapies
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/healthy_alt/3.30.shtml
Healthy World Online

Acupuncture: Menopause - A Chinese approach
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/healthy_alt/1.16.shtml
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Alameda/Rose City Health Online - A Primer for Holiday Survival (And Beyond&) 

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Featuring:

1. Parent Tips - Playing & Listening
2. Did you know - "Stuff" About Tea 
3. Safety Tip of the Week - Frostnip (mild frostbite)
4. Community Calendar - Wazzup 'round town?
5. Light & Easy - Advantages of Wearing Your Baby
6. Feature Article - A Primer for Holiday Survival (And Beyond&)
7. Late Breaking Consumer & Natural Health News
8. Health Department Updates 

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1. Parent Tips:

Appreciate the value of play: It is a child's work. Play is critical to all 
aspects of a child's development, but is often overlooked as a valuable
tool. Play can prevent discipline problems, offers a natural way for 
children to learn, and is essential in the formation of a positive 
relationship between parent and child. 

Talk with and listen to your child. It's important to make eye contact 
and use gentle touch when communicating with your child. Give clear 
and consistent instructions-but not too many at once. Remember the 
importance of non-verbal communication, and be sure to hold a child 
for comfort or to share smiles and hugs. 

ARAcontent.com

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2. Did you know?

After water, tea is the most widely consumed beverage in 
the world. Tea helps maintain your body's fluid balance and is 
virtually calorie-free. Tea drinkers have been known to have
a lower risk of heart attack and stroke.

Sources: American Dietary Association, UK Tea Council, Colorado 
State University Cooperative Extension, American Heart Association 

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3. Safety Tip-of-the-Week - Frostnip (mild frostbite):
Parents.com


Symptoms: White patches of skin on the ears, nose, cheeks, fingers, 
or toes; numbness.

What to do: Get your child inside. Have them change clothes and soak 
affected areas in warm -- not hot -- water until the skin turns pink.

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5. Light & Easy: The Advantages of Wearing Your Baby
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/med_depts/10.20.shtml
Mothering.com

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The Doctor's Office - Dorian Quinn, D.C. - Editor
http://www.Alameda-RoseCityHealth.org/doctorsoffice.shtml 

(Editor's Note: Although some of you might receive this article soon 
after the holiday season, the points being made, if applied year-round,
would likely serve us well. I hope you enjoy.)


A Primer for Holiday Survival (And Beyond)
Robert A. Kutner, Psy.D.

We all look forward to the holidays and hope that they will be a time 
of happiness, friendliness, fellowship, and harmony. Yet often our 
anticipation and excitement turns into feelings of depression and/or 
family disharmony. 

Part of what happens in the holiday season, in terms of mood changes 
and anxiety, may occur because of the stressfulness of holiday events. 
Overdrinking, overeating, and fatigue may also cause it. The demands 
of the season are many: shopping, cooking, and travel house guests, 
family reunions, parties, office parties, and extra financial burden.

Sometimes people who are not generally depressed actually struggle 
with holiday depression. Symptoms can include headaches, insomnia, 
uneasiness, anxiety, sadness, intestinal problems, and unnecessary 
conflict with family and friends.

Here are some tools to get through the holiday season happily-as well 
as ways to prevent problems and misery for yourself and your loved ones:

- Keep your expectations reasonable, particularly remembering that 
this year, despite being a nation facing new uncertainties, we all have 
much for which to be thankful. 

- Be reasonable with your schedule. Do not overbook yourself into a 
state of exhaustion--this makes people cranky, irritable, and depressed.

- Decide upon your priorities and stick to them. Organize your time.

- Remember, as we approach Thanksgiving, no matter what our plans, 
the Holiday does not automatically take away feelings of alonenes

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RE: RFC for module name Color::Object.

2001-05-25 Thread Alfred. Reibenschuh \(E-Mail 2\)

hi!

> > It's been a (long) while and I've been busy with other 
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