Feb 262010
If you’ve been following along again with our health classes, you’ll know that we’re at the end of our 8 sessions. In this last class, we take two full hours to tackle some of the most common health questions.
- What do I do if my family won’t eat better without a fight? I can fix the right stuff (oatmeal, whole wheat bread, veggie meals), but they won’t touch it or just complain — so I don’t try.
- How does exercise play a role in good health? I just don’t have enough energy to exercise.
- I weighed 140 pounds in high school. In 15 years I’ve gained enough weight that now I weigh over 300 pounds, and I don’t know where to start.
- What do I do if I’m eating things just because I’m emotionally upset?
- I’m allergic to everything, and it makes me miserable. What can I do? (Specifically, I have gluten sensitivity, chemical sensitivity, and seasonal allergies.)
- What do I do about vitiligo?
- What do I do about snoring?
- I’ve tried every diet there is … Maybe I haven’t given it enough time to change my body, but one would think I’d see more progress if I’m doing it right. Is something off balance? maybe thyroid?
- How do you find the right doctor or encourage your doctor to look for more answers before prescribing a drug?
- I was wondering about serving sizes, like how do I find out what a normal serving size is? My children eat as much as I do. Is that okay as long as it is healthy food?
There were many more questions answered over the course of the two hours, since this was a live call and guests could ask anything they wanted. It was a lot of fun! Click here to listen!
I’d love to hear your feedback from these classes. What could I do to improve them or make them more practical? What would you change? How have you been helped?
Thanks!
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Anne,
I appreciate all the work you do connected with the newsletter. I am blessed by it all!
I would just like to share a health related thing. I just recently bought the book Fit and Fabulous in 15 Minutes by Teresa Tapp. Her workout is called T-Tapp for short. Have you ever heard of it? I am currently reading the book, preparing to start the workout. The workout sounds awesome! It is supposed to be good for everyone, even people with auto-immune diseases, mentrual irregularities, migraines, etc. in that it helps correct or alleviate those conditions. The reason is because it supposedly gets the lymph fluid moving. Anyway, I would highly recommend getting the book, or at least checking your local library. The book can be found at Books-a-Million and comes with a DVD. I believe it is reasonably priced at around $18. The web site is http://www.t-tapp.com
Cindy
Cindy,
Thank you! I have *heard* of t-tapp, but I’ve never used it. I’m currently using a very simple workout intended for women who have had a lot of babies or a c-section, and it’s a book called *Lose Your Mummy Tummy* by Julie Tupler. It sounded like t-tapp was similar, only a little more extensive for when I’m ready for it. It’s nice to hear that someone else has used it and likes it.
~Anne