May 2013

May 2013

In the shadow of the Boston bombs, how can parents communicate assurance and security to their children? Skeptical about your ability to talk on the phone while driving? Don't miss reading this issue.

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April 2013

Sleep is an often neglected part of a healthful lifestyle. Learn how vital it is for clear minds and strong bodies. You may be surprised at the affirmation of inspired counsel that comes from the failures of the Head Start program.

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March 2013

You may be surprised to learn that those with lower levels of Vitamin D may live longer. Do you know how to pick the best carbohydrates? Read the whole issue to find out more!

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February 2013

Exercise can actually “switch off” genes that tend to encourage obesity. Sunlight is essential for health, but how much is enough?

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January 2013

It’s a New Year! Learn how being grateful can improve your health and wellbeing. Also, discover the 10 Commandments of successfully resolving to lose weight.

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December 2012

This month we examine the most precious gifts parents can give their children, as well as how accepting the greatest gift of all can change our lives for the better. 

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November 2012

Unfortunately, there are no guarantees in life, but wise choices do reduce the odds of getting diseases. Sleep apnea is a dangerous problem. Learn what you can do about it.

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October 2012

Discover how important healthy choices are to preserving health and improving efficiency in life; also, learn how extreme exercise and diet actually harm good health and vitality.

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September 2012

Discover how self-discipline learned early in life contributes to normal weight years later--and success in other areas of life. HealthBites for September also explores the power of motion.

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August 2012

A new publication discusses the controversies and concepts of plant-based eating. Learn to avoid the epidemiological dragons, too.

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