Pam Young's Blog, page 20

Alzheimer’s, Part 3: Interesting Questions

Finding a cure for Alzheimer’s is likely to be fruitless. But there are things we can do to avoid it according to Jon Barron, author, Lessons from the Miracle Doctors. Continue reading →

Bone Series, Part 5: Walking Builds Bones

Walking is a weight-bearing exercise, and there are things you can do to get the most from it. Continue reading →

Alzheimer’s Disease Series, #2: Interesting Facts

Several research studies indicate that Alzheimer's can be prevented, treated, and is reversible. Continue reading →

Bone Series, #4: Recipes for Healthy Diet

Following the acid/alkaline diet isn't as challenging as it was years ago now that I have the recipe for Belizean Green Drink. Continue reading →

A Good Man!

Being kind can be cutting tall grass by a trail so people will be safe from snakes when they walk it. Continue reading →

Alzheimer’s & Baby Boomers

Every 68 seconds, another American gets Alzheimer's. Science about it is still vague, but there are things you can do now to reverse the damage or even possibly to prevent it. Continue reading →

Bone Series, Part 3: Eat Your Vitamins

The human body is designed to get what it needs from eating whole foods. Osteoporosis requires specific foods to break down and build bones. Save Our Bones "Foundation Foods" lists them as alkaline and acidic. Continue reading →

Bone Series, Part 2: Supplements

If you eat a healthy plant-based diet, it's possible that you are eating everything your bones need to be strong. Continue reading →

Bone Series, Part 1: Healthy Diet

If you can take charge of your diet, you're on the way to beating osteoporosis because at least one woman already has. Continue reading →

Guest Post: “Resident Mallards”

Can humans really be friends with ducks? They are with this woman. Continue reading →