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The chronic diseases that account for the majority of disability and premature death are largely preventable according to the World Health Organization - an opinion based on substantial medical research published in peer-reviewed medical journals.
Dr. Mathew Reeves of Michigan State University published a study in the Archives of Internal Medicine that analyzed how many American adults are living a healthy lifestyle. The results are discouraging, but his study gives us a clear insight into an area in which we can focus our efforts to reduce health care spending. A full 30-minute interview with Dr. Reeves is available as a free podcast at www.fitnessrocks.org - Fitness Rocks Podcast 103.
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The chronic diseases that account for the majority of disability and premature death are largely preventable according to the World Health Organization - an opinion based on substantial medical research published in peer-reviewed medical journals. Dr. Mathew Reeves of Michigan State University published a study in the Archives of Internal Medicine that analyzed how many American adults are living a healthy lifestyle. The results are discouraging, but his study gives us a clear insight into an area in which we can focus our efforts to reduce health care spending. A full 30-minute interview with Dr. Reeves is available as a free podcast at www.fitnessrocks.org - Fitness Rocks Podcast 103.
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Review of How Healthy is Your Lifestyle?Very useful. It talks about simpe things that can make a significant impact on the quality of living. I really like this show. |
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Robert Karl Skoglund
Posted on October 16, 2008 at 03:13 PM | Permalink
Review of How Healthy is Your Lifestyle?
Good show. If this piece is typical, you should run it every week.
But what kind of a chance does healthy living stand against ubiquitous deep-pockets advertising? In the upcoming Maine election we will vote on an item that is now promoted by signs on every corner.
All it says is: "Fed up with taxes?"
Tonight I read that Pepsie and Coke have over a million dollars invested in those signs and the outcome of that item on the ballot --- and that The Maine Medical Association has put up $40,000 to oppose it.
So --- you can help usher in a healthier America. Run this show. Promote health. --- And take your chances with your fast food restaurant friends during pledge week.
The humble Farmer