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Diabetes Awareness: Type 2 Diabetes Can Be a Natural Outcome of Stress.

In stressful situations, your body responds by releasing a hormone called cortisol. Long-term exposure to cortisol causes your blood sugar levels to rise to the point that insulin (the hormone that lo

Nina Cherie Franklin Franklin · Thursday, November 8th 2012 · 1,435 views · 1 comments

Research News: Walnuts Proven to Be a Powerful Source of Antioxidants

Researchers from the University of Scranton in Scranton, PA, evaluated the amount of powerful antioxidants called polyphenols in 9 types of roasted and raw nuts and 2 types of peanut butter. Walnuts w

Nina Cherie Franklin Franklin · Wednesday, November 7th 2012 · 1,101 views · 1 comments

Congratulations Commander In Chief! We Shall Salute You and Follow Your Lead...

Our President is one we can be Proud of! Americans, our vote is one we can be Proud of. This election will benefit our world for generations to come. Change is in motion and we will together make this earth better for the youth and unborn kids. It sure does help to have a team that believes in yo

Legasaurus Sister · Wednesday, November 7th 2012 · 10,706 views · 1 comments

Exercise Tip: Excessive Core Work

Excessive core work in the form of sit-ups, leg raises, and the like is actually bad for you because these exercises cause deep muscles in the front region of the hips (deep hip flexors) to become sho

Nina Cherie Franklin Franklin · Monday, November 5th 2012 · 1,053 views · 1 comments

Diabetes Awareness Month Tip

Exercise is extremely essential in both the prevention and management of type 2 diabetes, especially given the fact that 90% of individuals with type 2 diabetes are overweight or obese. Besides being

Nina Cherie Franklin Franklin · Monday, November 5th 2012 · 841 views · 1 comments

It's National Diabetes Awareness Month - Spread The Word!!

Greetings again friends! November is Diabetes Awareness Month and November 14th is World Diabetes Day. If current trends continue, 1 in 3 individuals will develop diabetes in their lifetime. Toget

Nina Cherie Franklin Franklin · Saturday, November 3rd 2012 · 926 views · 1 comments

Tips for Implementing Physical Activity Into a Child’s Lifestyle

Daily physical activity promotes growth and development of children. Physical activity also reduces the risk of obesity and chronic diseases during childhood (and adulthood). Visit my blog to see how

Nina Cherie Franklin Franklin · Thursday, November 1st 2012 · 1,484 views · 1 comments

3 Ways To Achieve Successful Weight Loss For Free

Would you like to know how you can lose weight and/or successfully maintain your weight loss, indefinitely? It’s much easier than you think. Check out my blog for 3 simple strategies that you can impl

Nina Cherie Franklin Franklin · Wednesday, October 31st 2012 · 956 views · 1 comments

5 Easy Microwave Recipes

No stove top? No Problem! Check out 5 recipes you can make using a microwave. Need to cook on a college budget? Make easy-to-cook meals in minutes using your microwave. These five recipes requi

Legasaurus Sister · Monday, October 29th 2012 · 2,255 views · 1 comments

Dieter Beware: Weight Loss Challenges Can Be Costly

If you're desperately wanting to lose weight and are thinking about joining a weight loss challenge or program that's offering to 'Pay' you to 'Lose Weight', you might want to read this first. http

Nina Cherie Franklin Franklin · Monday, October 29th 2012 · 914 views · 1 comments

Did You Know? Many People Who Look Thin May Actually Be ‘Overfat’

Many people who look thin may actually be ‘overfat’, carrying a high percentage of body fat. In fact, up to an 80% increase in body fat can be found in people between the ages of 25 and 70 who do not

Nina Cherie Franklin Franklin · Monday, October 29th 2012 · 1,531 views · 1 comments

Nutrition Tip: Sam's Sampler Beware

If you plan on grocery shopping over the weekend beware of the “free” samples at the grocery store. They are not free as there is a calorie cost associated with all of them. That’s right. Too much sam

Nina Cherie Franklin Franklin · Friday, October 26th 2012 · 973 views · 1 comments