All Entries Tagged With: "Dr. Dean Ornish"
William Li: Can We Eat To Starve Cancer?
Dr. William Li says yes, we can eat to starve cancer. In fact, he says that some foods are more powerful than drugs when it comes to cancer prevention. Obesity has long been linked to cancer and since diet accounts for 30% to 35% of cancer William Li is working with other medical professionals such [...]
Forget About Willpower For Weight Loss
At Slender For Life™ weight loss hypnosis clients learn that willpower is a short burst of energy and that it just doesn’t work for weight loss. You can will yourself to diet for just so long and then that overpowering imagination about how great that cookie will taste consumes you and the cookie. That is [...]
Childhood Obesity ~ High Protein, Low Carb? You've Got To Be Kidding!
You’ve got to be kidding me is what I thought when I read a childhood obesity article about kids losing weight eating a high-protein, low-carb diet that was called “safe and effective.” One of the great Slender For Life™ coaches, Pat Sonnenstuhl in Olympia, Washington, forwarded an article to me titled High-Protein, Low-Carb Diet Safe [...]
Get Nutrients From Food, Not Vitamins
I am often asked about multivitamins and my response is that I get my nutrients from food, not from vitamins. After years taking vitamins I have been researching the literature on the pros & cons of vitamin supplements. I listened to and read Dr. John McDougall, Dr. Neal Barnard, Dr. Dean Ornish and others and [...]
Diabetes ~ Is Our Food Killing Us Part 6 with Dr. Neal Barnard, M.D.
Seattle Weight Loss – Diabetes and Weight Loss Hypnosis. Have you considered using hypnosis to lose weight and to manage your blood sugar? How about hypnosis for weight loss to reduce cholesterol? Learn how to hypnotize yourself with free hypnosis information here on Hypnosis Health Info.
In this video, Dr. Neal Barnard continues his discussion [...]
Change or Die
I was carrying fire wood in the house the other day and I heard CNN’s Larry King on some show and he said that once you have had a heart attack you would be nuts to not eat healthy and exercise. DUH! You think?
The sad truth according to Dr. Edward Miller, dean of the medical school and [...]
Change and Live
I wrote the other day about Success in 3D. The United States spends more than $1.8 trillion per year on Health Care – about 15% of the gross domestic product (GDP). Most of this money is spent on a small percentage of the population for disease that are for the most part, behavioral.
Two million people [...]
