Healthy Body = Functional Body. Hollywood Look Side Effect: Healthy Function
My Grandparents chose to love each other when they met as teenagers, and then, they chose to love each other every part of every day, through the Great Depression, through absence during war, child rearing, work, illnesses... Life.
. Finding TRUE love? They met... And That was it. Again, the true love part was a daily choice whether either was as attractive or as exciting as the day they met. True love depends on each person, not just the one you find or the one that finds you. In other words, Love is a Choice, because we are not 110% lovable 24 hours a day. True love is when each person sees that real life is not like a romance movie script True love is accepting the fact of real life, which brings creative challenges that, with the choice to love, can increase attraction. Popular novels, songs, shows, movies... Each have scripts that are no doubt, inspired. The talented people that write and act, the hundreds or thousands of people that are the list of credits at the end of a movie - from the accountants to the doctors to the musicians and screenwriters - They work on projects that, as finished masterpieces, may often have coincidental similarities to your definition of romance and the most often undefined and over-used phrase... "true love" Again, the credits behind movies, books, shows and songs... include a lot of people. Why, because such productions are intentionally crafted to touch our deepest self. So, they are edited for perfection, music and effects and colors ... |
South Asians and Heart Disease - Creative Solutions with Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes
Google Tech Talk January 25, 2011 Presented by Dr. César Molina and Ashish Mathur. ABSTRACT As South Asians, you are genetically predisposed to heart disease: - South Asians are at 4X higher risk of heart disease - The disease follows a more rapid, severe and malignant course - 50% of heart attacks in South Asians occur before the age of 55 - 60% of world's disease burden is borne by Indians (17% of global population) You may wonder, WHY? Why are you, as a South Asian, at a higher risk despite being predominantly vegetarian, non-smoking, and not obese? Learn about why heart disease is so prevalent and so severe in South Asians, and what one can do about preventing heart disease. Review the evidence around the Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes (TLC) based prevention program at the South Asian Heart Center and how you can incorporate them to reduce your risk of a heart attack.
. Get answers to your favorite questions. What diet will work for you? How much and what kind of exercise should you be doing? Can you reduce your cholesterol without medicines? Ashish Mathur is the co-founder and executive director of the South Asian Heart Center, and is actively involved in promoting the awareness of the epidemic of heart disease within the community. Prior to leading the South Asian Heart Center effort, Ashish worked for over 25 years in the software industry. During this time, he has been a board member, entrepreneur, and an executive at many technology companies including Selectica ... |