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From the monthly archives:

December 2010

Resolutions — Make Em, Keep Em

Four experts discuss how to make and keep your New Year’s Resolutions, and why spinning your wheels by constant rumination is a recipe for depression and disconnection.

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Ray Kurzweil’s March to Extend Life

Ray Kurzweil is betting that if he can use currently available “technology” he can extend is life long enough for the future merger of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to extend life, perhaps forever.

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Eat Right by the Numbers

Three super nutrition articles are summarized. Why 40 superfoods are food as medicine, a billionaire’s millions invested in science determines the 33 healthiest foods on earth, and 5 nutritional tips for buying the right foods.

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Tips for Holiday Eating and Being

Tips for eating and being describes things to do to help with alcohol and eating overindulgence, as well as how to best enjoy the company of others during this Holiday Season.

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Sunday Special: An Inconvenient Truth about Our Food — Watch

The documentary Food Inc. presents startling inconvenient truths about the food we eat. Is it making us sick and fat? Is eating meat as natural as some claim, or a “meat myth”, a recent habit picked-up with the advent of agriculture?

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30 Reasons to Take Vitamin D — Watch

Vitamin D is not new, but many recent studies indicate that it’s a supplement that every body needs. Sunlight is not enough, especially in winter and for people of color and the elderly. Doctors Michael Holick, Leo Galland and Soram Khalsa extol the benefits of Vitamin D.

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Sunday Summary: Lifespan, Superfoods and Happiness

This post summarizes some insightful articles about longevity, superfoods and the psychology of happiness. Superfoods are nutrient-dense and are based on whole foods with minimum processing. Longevity can often be improved by adopting the right behaviors and scuttling the bad ones.

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Yoga in Your 90s — Watch!

At 92 years old, Yoga Master Porchon-Lynch has not let her age or ailments (hip replacement) stop her from living the life she wants, and doing the things she loves. In this video, she demonstrates her dancing and yoga prowess, and shares the attitudes that permit her to live long and strong.

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