This continuing article about the longest-lived humans in history and current record-holders is fascinating! Aren’t you longing to have them share their secrets?! These are really special people we can all learn from.
Truth is usually stranger than fiction. It’s like the Pot O’ Gold treasure at the End of the Rainbow, isn’t it?
Throughout my life, I have [...]
Archive for June, 2007
Who Are The Oldest People On Our Planet And Why Are They That Healthy? Part 1
Posted in alternative medicine, family, food choices, health, lifestyle, shopping on June 23, 2007 | 6 Comments »
Kiju! Viva! L’Chaim! Long Life! Living to 152 years old?! Yes, someone really did! Do you want to learn their secrets? Celebrate these long, healthy lives of real people — one of whom individually lived beyond 152 years old — yes, you read that correctly. How did these super-centarians do it?
In western culture, according to Genesis 5:27, Methusalah was [...]
Father’s Day. Inspirations — and Diabetes As A Legacy
Posted in Type 2 diabetes, alternative medicine, children, family, food choices, health, lifestyle, pH, pre-diabetes on June 16, 2007 | 1 Comment »
My father is still SO special to me, even though he died 17 and a half years ago. Apart from him being a really great father, he was an amazing human being.
He is my inspiration for this Blog. And, you can read about “why” I dedicated this blog to Daddy at the About Me tab at [...]
What Are The Apples of a Diabetic’s Eye?!
Posted in Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, advocacy, alkaline, alkaline food, alternative medicine, business, children, cooking, detoxify, diabetes, diabetes diet plan, diabetic, ecological concerns, ecology, family, food, food choices, glycemic index, health, healthy food, ideas for needed change, just do it, lifestyle, pH, parenting, pre-diabetes, research, shopping, snacks, society, workplace issues on June 2, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Mysteries! Why are apples SO healthy for diabetics? Where has Em been this week? Why fewer posts? All will be revealed.
First, apples. Like many of our most-used fruits, botanically, apples are a member of the Rose Family, but they are also very special, independently. In their skins, there is a natural source of chromium, a [...]