Showing posts with label health care on the table. Show all posts
Showing posts with label health care on the table. Show all posts

Saturday, February 09, 2013

15 Ways to Eat Well, Keep Your Energy Up, and Keep Your Weight Down


Copy this and tack it to you kitchen bulletin board.

1.    Eat half of your desert or choose fruit           as dessert instead. 
      
2.    Don’t eat late at night.

3.     Grill, steam, or bake instead of frying 

       
4.      Eat before grocery shopping.

5.      Make a grocery list before you shop


6.      Flavor foods with herbs, spices, and 

         other low-fat seasoning.

7.      Stop eating when you’re full.


8.      Snack on fruit and vegetables.


9.      Top your favorite cereal with apples or bananas.


10.     Include several servings of whole grain foods daily.


11.     If main dishes are two big, choose an appetizer 

          or a side dish instead. 
  
12.     Try a green salad instead of fries.
 
13.     Eat sweet foods in small amounts.

14.     Cut back on added fats or oil in cooking or spreads.


15.     Ask for salad dressing on the side.




Have anything that you would like to add to this list?

 









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Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Is Health Care Really on the Table? Obama and the Republicans Meet

As Obama and the Republicans prepare to meet supposedly to put health care on the table, I am especially interested in seeing whether Obama really listens to the Republican medical doctor, Dr. Boustany, who will be in the group. Its one thing to listen to other politicians, but its another to listen to a real practitioner of the medical profession - especially one who is likely to return to the profession after politics. I was hoping another Republican doctor, Dr. Barasso, would also be in the group. I am not aware of any Democratic medical doctors in their group.

Obama makes it difficult to trust him. You wonder if this is just another theatrical act on his part. However, the Republicans are aware of his tactics and are prepared to present their health care proposal clearly and forcefully if necessary.

True negotiations takes place around a table where everyone is on an equal basis and starting from a clean slate.


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