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Moving Away the Blues
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Dr. Norris Chumley
Feeling a little down after the Thanksgiving holiday? Turkey’s done, family and friends gone away, back at work, back to the same old grind? Go outside, move and breathe. I think that using your body, being physical and getting the blood and oxygen flowing is one of the best ways to handle difficult moods. Why…
Enough Stuff
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Dr. Norris Chumley
Turns out, our family already has plenty. We don’t need much more for the holidays. So why spend a lot of money and buy more “stuff?” I think we should spend less money, use what we have, be less “materially oriented,” and make the holidays about what they’re really about – praising God for our…
‘I’m Still Hungry!’
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Dr. Norris Chumley
Another reader’s inquiry.What do you do if small portions don’t fill you up? I recommend eating six small meals throughout the day: one serving (USDA Food Guide Pyramid size) of grains, protein (meat or dairy), and a fruit or vegetable. This means eating every 3-4 hours. When you do that, you’re rarely hungry. Be sure…
Low Carb or Low Fat?
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Dr. Norris Chumley
Should I follow a “low-carb” diet, or should I do “low-fat?” Ultimately, the decision is up to you and your doctor, and between you and God–in partnership. I personally believe in eating a little of everything in moderation: a lot of vegetables and fruit, some meat, and a few carbohydrates. I do pay attention to…
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