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50 More Views Until 4,000 It’s hard to believe that in 50 more views I will have reached 4,000 hits. It’s amazi by Blessed Angel Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:06pm It’s hard to believe that in 50 more views I will have reached 4,000 hits. It’s amazing how many people have come and gone. Lives are touched every day through out Word Press. I am so glad to be a part of it. The views within my blog reflect both my former and present life. Some are meant to be public. Others that were public were made private Read on »

This is just a quick one - what (if anything) is your view of Halloumi cheese from a health point of view? Thanks! by Nutritionista Posted Tue 16 Mar 2010 11:37am My take on dairy is sort of like my take on meat: If it’s high quality and you’re not sensitive to it, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with eating it in moderation. By high quality, I mean organic, hormone-free, and ideally, made from the milk of pastured (grass-fed) cows. If you only invest in dairy like this, you’ll probably consume ... Read on »

The Morality of Medicine: The Traditional View of Hippocrates, and a Newer View From Arthur C. Brooks by Jim Pinkerton Posted Mon 26 Oct 2009 11:06pm , "The health-care debate is part of a moral struggle currently being played out over the free enterprise system." But there is a different view, deriving from our roles as moral..., compassion, love, and faith. This view is thus larger than the market, since it includes everything that human beings do--or should do, if they wish to do their best. Applied Read on »

Is "Health-care nation" a bad thing, or a good thing? The elites have one view, the people have another view. Which will prev by Jim Pinkerton Posted Mon 07 Dec 2009 12:00am Robert Samuelson, the veteran writer for The Washington Post, makes it clear, in his column this morning, that he thinks "health-care nation" is a bad thing. That is, the idea that we have committed 17 percent of our GDP to healthcare, with the prospect of spending a lot more than that. But is health-care natio ... Read on »

How do you view exercise? by Roni N. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 07 Jun 2010 8:42pm class here, some weight lifting there. Because I wasn’t working out to lose weight my mind was freed up to measure progress in other ways. Could I make it through a whole step... I’ve been pondering this question for some time now but haven’t quite been able to wrap my head around how to phrase it. "View" is about the only thing I could come up Read on »

Men Have a Distorted View of What Women Find Attractive by Project Swole Patient Expert

Posted Mon 15 Nov 2010 11:37am ) or Step #2 Muscle Advance or Step #3 Werewolf Training Routine: for building muscle or for building strength If you like this post please subscribe to updates... by training for speed and power. That way you can defend your woman when that 240 pound bodybuilder at the club tries to hit on her because he thinks he can kick your Brad-Pitt Read on »