Posted on: 11 September, 2003
Author: Irina
This digest-analysis of several key aspects of the current healthcare crisis in the U.S. may help the readers become more educated consumers of healthcare services. Why so expensive?Roughly 15.1% of the U.S. GDP (gross domestic product) is spent on healthcare that averages $5,198 per person per year. The numbers are expected to reach 17.9% of the GDP and $7,352 per person in 2005. It wasn't always that way. In 1960, America's health bill was only $141 per person and nearly everyone was able to pay it out of pocket. What happened? Two key developments:1) free market was abandoned in favor...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 27 July, 2003
Author: Kim Beardsmore
***Ezine ... ... Please feel free to use my article as long as you keep the Author Bio, URL, links and content ... A courtesy copy of your ... or ... of your web ***Ezine Editors/Web Masters*** Please feel free to use my article as long as you keep the Author Bio, URL, links and content unchanged A courtesy copy of your publication or notification of your website would be most appreciated. Copyright: Kim BeardsmoreAre you a look-and-lose dieter? Have you studied every diet ever created, read a zillion diet books, and yet are still unhappy with your weight?Has your...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 30 April, 2003
Author: Stacey Kumagai
Contact: Stacey Kumagai at 818.506.8675 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEWHATS BUGGING YOU?FOUR MOUNTAINS, INC. INTRODUCES NEW STRESS-RELATED BREAKTHROUGH FINDINGS BY WAY OF ROLY-POLY SYNDROME HEALTH RESEARCHC... Contact: Stacey Kumagai at 818.506.8675 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEWHATS BUGGING YOU?FOUR MOUNTAINS, INC. INTRODUCES NEW STRESS-RELATED BREAKTHROUGH FINDINGS BY WAY OF ROLY-POLY SYNDROME HEALTH RESEARCHCalabasas, CA Roly-Polys & Fight/Flight. These stress-related health research buzz-words define a breakthrough for Four Mountains, Inc., a privately held Clinical & Research Laboratory, in the unveiling of their Anti-Stress Program. With hundreds of documented case studies in the multi-dimensional (or wholistic) effects of chronic fight/flight, (stress physiology and stress anatomy) theyve...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 25 February, 2003
Author: Marc David
Whenever I go to the gym and tell a friend that I've recently startedthe supplement, NO2, nobody knows what I'm talking about but I even mention Creatine, and that is well known as a standard for building muscle. Could NO2 be the next Creatine? When Creatine was launched, it was expensive. But it worked. It was a huge craze at the gyms and most everybody wanted it. The reason they wanted it so much, is that it worked. It was legal and the side-effects, well so far, there aren't any (as long as you drink plenty of fluids). Since the...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 23 December, 2002
Author: Chimakuti James
Some thoughts on Health Is Wealth © 2002 ... Many people are pursuing wealth and in the process losing their precious ... frantic efforts of making more wealth really worth the price of Some thoughts on Health Is Wealth © 2002 C.J.L.J.Rao Many people are pursuing wealth and in the process losing their precious health.Is frantic efforts of making more wealth really worth the price of losing your health ?The better your Health, the better are your chances of making more wealth.Allocate some time in your busy schedule for giving your body proper exercise, nourishment and rest. This is going...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 06 June, 2002
Author: Randy Mclean
Did the title to this article catch your ... I thought it would! As of late we are always hearing talk of two main ... to dieting, namely the high ... diet and the high protein d Did the title to this article catch your interest? I thought it would! As of late we are always hearing talk of two main approaches to dieting, namely the high carbohydrate diet and the high protein diet. But what about fat? And what role can it play while we are losing weight? Contrary to popular myths our bodies need fat. Now don't get...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 25 December, 2001
Author: Phil Weaver
SECRETS OF ANCIENT KUNG FU SOLVE MODERN FITNESS ... the gap between intense martial arts aerobics and soft soothing exercise programs which elongate the muscles, such as yoga and ... SECRETS OF ANCIENT KUNG FU SOLVE MODERN FITNESS PROBLEMFinally, the gap between intense martial arts aerobics and soft soothing exercise programs which elongate the muscles, such as yoga and Pilate's, has been bridged. A martial arts aerobic has been created that has the intensity and an extreme workout like the popular kick boxing type programs but with a soft fluid motion that is natural to the body.With the popularity of...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 22 November, 2001
Author: Dr. Robert Osgoodby
... Always seek the advice of a Medical Doctor ... or making changes in your diet or exercise ... you want to build a strong healthy body, proper ... is ... for yo WARNING!! Always seek the advice of a Medical Doctor beforestarting, or making changes in your diet or exercise program.If you want to build a strong healthy body, proper nutrition is akeystone for your success. What constitutes proper nutrition?Great question! Unfortunately for John Q. Public, the greatestchallenge is not a lack of information, but too much information.If you study the "experts" you will find endless contradictionsand false conclusions...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 22 November, 2001
Author: Dr. Robert Osgoodby
A healthy diet and regular exercise program not only will ... ... but it also can improve your health ... your risk of ... certain ... ... by Harvard res A healthy diet and regular exercise program not only will improveyour appearance, but it also can improve your health anddecrease your risk of developing certain diseases. Recentstudies by Harvard researchers have concluded that moderateexercise and a healthy diet can prevent most cases of type 2diabetes - the most common form of diabetes. The studyoverwhelmingly indicated that by making the appropriatelifestyle changes, diabetes can be prevented over 90% of thetime. The...
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