Comments on: Fasting and Prayer http://healthyweightloss4babyboomers.com/archives/272#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed A Healthy Lifestyle for Baby Boomers According to God Sun, 07 Mar 2010 05:37:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Bryan http://healthyweightloss4babyboomers.com/archives/272/comment-page-1#comment-1339 Bryan Tue, 05 Jan 2010 02:21:53 +0000 http://healthyweightloss4babyboomers.com/?p=272#comment-1339 Many of us made some type of resolution to get back into shape, be a better person or eat healthier. Don’t use the tough economy as excuse to cancel your gym membership or resort to cheap comfort food. Take the time to invest in yourself and you could find a leaner body in these lean economic times. Many of us made some type of resolution to get back into shape, be a better person or eat healthier. Don’t use the tough economy as excuse to cancel your gym membership or resort to cheap comfort food. Take the time to invest in yourself and you could find a leaner body in these lean economic times.

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]]> By: Martha http://healthyweightloss4babyboomers.com/archives/272/comment-page-1#comment-68 Martha Mon, 23 Feb 2009 21:29:21 +0000 http://healthyweightloss4babyboomers.com/?p=272#comment-68 Hi Louis, Great that you are making people aware of the benefit of drinking tea, and I am with you on God's part in it.....our creator has given us so many natural foods, herbs, and spices to heal our bodies and keep them healthy. My concern as a nurse and certified holistic practitioner and nutritional specialist is that people may consume too much of this as substitute for good nutrition and a safe, moderate exercise plan. Wu Yi and Oolong teas have astringent properties that can cause dehydration in large quantities, and although the caffeine content is lower than coffee, too much is draining on the adrenal glands. Hi Louis,
Great that you are making people aware of the benefit of drinking tea, and I am with you on God’s part in it…..our creator has given us so many natural foods, herbs, and spices to heal our bodies and keep them healthy.

My concern as a nurse and certified holistic practitioner and nutritional specialist is that people may consume too much of this as substitute for good nutrition and a safe, moderate exercise plan. Wu Yi and Oolong teas have astringent properties that can cause dehydration in large quantities, and although the caffeine content is lower than coffee, too much is draining on the adrenal glands.

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