Health care reform won’t help kids
(and what to do about it)

Teleseminar Announcement!

February 24, 2010 8 pm ET / 5 pm PT
with Diana Raleva and
Dr. Rob Streisfeld, author of A Healthier Ever After

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doc rob interview

I’m excited to announce our February teleseminar with Dr. Rob Streisfeld, author of A Healthier Ever After. Read on for details but Doc Rob (as he’s known) is helping families create better health through an improved “mindset of health” through his books and speaking. His fairy tale approach to health tips for kids is fun, engaging and effective for children and caregivers alike.

children kids health tipsWe can’t reform your way out of chronic disease by changing who pays for it. And you can’t solve obesity, asthma, arthritis, diabetes or any disease by insuring all the uninsured. Join us as we learn how to take care of ourselves and our children using a totally new belief system… a new, holistic, affordable, easily implemented and FUN “natural religion.”

doc rob interview

Tags: Lifestyle 101, Picky Eaters, Raising Smarter Kids, Weight Loss

Live longer, happier, lighter
by eating chocolate

Time to read: 1.5 minutes.

Why are most of us so obsessed with the smell, taste and look of chocolate? Because our body NEEDS it. What if I told you that the more chocolate you eat the longer you’re likely to live — AND  you even may lose a few pounds too.  No, I’m not lying, trying to sell you something nor have I lost my mind.  It’s scientific fact.  One of the oldest people to ever live was a French woman who ate 2 pounds of cacao every week!  But put down your Hershey bar – there’s a rule.   Read on and I’ll show you how to live longer, lighter and happier eating as much chocolate as you want.  This includes addressing child obesity by creating low fat, chocolate-rich snacks and desserts.  Click to continue…

Tags: Diana's Favorites, Healthy Recipes, Lifestyle 101, Weight Loss

How to solve child obesity:
Toss fake foods

fake-food

Time to read: 7 minutes

Everything in the store is “low sodium” or “no transfats” or “fat free” or “low sugar “or “lite”… yet we’re all getting heavier. Fact.  Child obesity rates have more than tripled since 1980.  Fact.  Constipation in children is a growing problem.  Fact.  You can blame evil marketers and their manipulative ways or you can join me in DOING something about these trends.  Let’s “call bull” on food that isn’t food.  Ok — if you read the following weight loss tips for kids and constipation tips you’ll be more successful at raising healthier children.  I promise.  Stand with me and say, “hey, that yogurt and bread isn’t yogurt OR bread!”  Let’s quickly take a quick look at why you should — and HOW you can — help treat child obesity and constipation in children — by doing what you’ve always wanted to do.  Dump fake “food” and say yes to healthier kids.  Click to continue…

Tags: Picky Eaters, Potty Tips, Raising Smarter Kids, Weight Loss

Baked isn’t always healthy:
Here’s how to tell

Fact:

80 Percent of Americans Have No Idea Which Foods Contain Trans Fats

Read time: 2 minutes. As reported in NaturalNews, most people in the United States now know that they should avoid trans fats but few actually know which foods contain the dangerous ingredients.  Example: food companies selling things like potato chips and fried snack goods stop frying and slap “baked” on the label — they take frying totally out of the equation.  Bingo — their product becomes health food.  Right? Wrong! Consider the actual ingredients — not just what may be added during the cooking process. Read on and I’ll show you who to easily, quickly decide what a healthy snack looks like in the shopping isle.  Here’s how to read the label AND know what to look for. Click to continue…

Tags: Lifestyle 101, Picky Eaters, Raising Smarter Kids, Weight Loss



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