“Everyone knows someone who needs this information!” (TM)
I salute the participants and Olympic champions from the four “directions” of our planet, and I hope to pass along some of the reasons I am inspired, especially by the veteran Olympians; I believe their Journey has much to help us on our own Life-way, whether we are old [...]
Archive for August, 2008
The Oldest Olympic Champions – Hardwork Makes Miracles We Can Learn From – Part 3
Posted in Technorati, advocacy, diabetes, diabetic, discrimination, food choices, health, ideas for needed change, just do it, leadership, lifestyle, longevity, mindfulness, new views, relationships, society, virtual advocacy, youth and aging, zero disease, tagged China, free speech in China, human rights in China, older athletes, Olympic Games Beijing 2008, Olympic veterans, veteran Olympians on August 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Before I begin my third post about some amazing veteran Olympic athletes and how their story will help diabetics, I want to say that the 2008 Olympics closing ceremonies are now just a memory in Beijing and what a mixed-bag this Olympic Games has been, for although we try to regard the Olympics as a positive societal endeavor, [...]
The Oldest Olympic Champions – Hardwork Makes Miracles We Can Learn From – Part 2
Posted in Technorati, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, alkalize, diabetes, diabetes diet, diabetic, family, food choices, health, healthy food, ideas for needed change, just do it, key issue, leadership, lifestyle, longevity, meditation, mindfulness, money, new views, pre-diabetes, research, society, stress reduction, therapies, youth and aging, zero disease, tagged athletes, Beijing, Constantina Tomescu, Constantina Tomescu-Dita, Dara Torres, diabetes, diabetic, diabetic athletes, Jeannie Longo, Jeannie Longo-Ciprelli, Oksana Chusovitina, Oldeat Olympic, oldest gymnast, Olympic medal, Olympic swimmers, Olympics, veteran Olympians, women's marathon, women's Olympic cycling road race on August 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
“Everyone Knows Someone Who Needs This Information!” (TM)
There’s a great deal that diabetics can learn from the top-notch veteran Olympic athletes, in using and caring for their bodies and steeling their mind for challenges, so along with the world, I watched, rooted for, cheered and applauded 41 year old Dara Torres accomplish miracles at the 2008 [...]
The Oldest Olympic Champions – Hardwork Makes Miracles We Can Learn From – Part 1
Posted in Technorati, alternative medicine, children, diabetes diet plan, family, just do it, leadership, lifestyle, longevity, mindfulness, money, new views, relationships, research, youth and aging, zero disease, tagged Dara Torres, oldest Olympic athlete, oldest Olympic athletes, Olympics, veteran Olympians on August 11, 2008 | 1 Comment »
For all the wonder of the Olympic Games in Beijing, China for the next few weeks, little of it will trump the stories, accomplishment and participation of the athletes highlighted below, as Oldest Active Olympians. How can there be these elite athletes whose personal skills and Health are so amazing that they can still compete [...]
Food Lists To Help Diabetics In India And Beyond
Posted in diabetes diet plan on August 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Namaste!
I have written an unexpected posting this week.
Thank you, Sarbit, for the question about complex carbohydrates and vegetable choice, which you raised at:
http://diabetesdietdialogue.wordpress.com/2007/11/27/ph-strategies-use-alkaline-winter-vegetables-to-produce-an-alkaline-ph/#comment-9839
You will find more interactive food charts for diabetics there, too.
I will try to answer your question more fully in this major posting, but as you do not tell me where you live, that [...]