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St. Valentine, St. Valentine’s Day and Love
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Dr. Norris Chumley
Spring is almost here, and love is in the air! Valentine’s Day is upon us, hooray! Valentine’s Day, as we know it, is a celebration of love. Love is itself a celebration of others. To love one another is to treasure, validate, hold dear, and to cherish as highly valuable and worthy. The name of…
Janice & Dr. Norris Weigh-In: What Are You Hungry For? Health? Or Pleasure?
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Dr. Norris Chumley
I’m finding Janice Taylor and my online blog conversation very, very revealing! Janice and I have gone in just four little days from hunger for weight loss, brownies, to diets, carbohydrates, to grandmothers and mothers, to hungry, starving people that need help, to cake and its colors. Janice Taylor’s latest blog is about Harriet, her…
Janice & Dr. Norris Weigh-In: What Are You Hungry For?
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Dr. Norris Chumley
There are really no coincidences in life, God has everything planned, I’ve been told, and sometimes it seems true, like today. This morning I was reading Janice Taylor’s contribution to our online conversation and there was an ad on her blog page that read “End Hunger Now!” I think it was for a charity. It…
Comment of the Week – Thanks Caroline
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Dr. Norris Chumley
I really loved Caroline’s comment, posted a few days ago: “If we look at the needs of others and beyond our problems you can always find someone who has it much worse. A little encouragement goes a long way.” So true! I also appreciate everyone’s comments. In regards to my hummus recipe, yes — be…
Janice & Dr. Norris Weigh-In: What are YOU hungry for?
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Dr. Norris Chumley
I think you will love this: Janice Taylor and I are beginning an online, blog conversation. This is the beginning. We will talk back and forth between our Beliefnet blogs from time-to-time. Our conversations will be about specific themes and questions around the subjects of weight loss and maintaining, healthy diets, lifestyles, exercise and recreation,…
Lose Weight: Be God-Centered (Day 30, the Beginning)
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Dr. Norris Chumley
Hello. This is Day 30 of my 30 Tips to start your New Year. Of course, it’s only a beginning! You don’t need the beginning of a new year to make resolutions to be healthy and happy. I suggest you resolve to be healthy and happy all day, every day. If there’s one tip for…
Lose Weight: Praise God and Your Accomplishments (Day 29)
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Dr. Norris Chumley
Do you forget from Who and where everything in life comes from? It comes from God. Do you forget the good things you have, and about the good things that you are? You are very worthy of some recognition, being from God yourself! I recommend reminding yourself of Who you belong to, and believe in…
Remember – Less Calories for Better Memory
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Dr. Norris Chumley
There’s a new study that came out about calorie restriction and improved memory recently in the National Academy of Sciences, take a look. This is a small study, only 50 men and women, all over 50, for only three months. One group ate what they usually ate, but in smaller portions (about 30% less). The…
Lose Weight: Eat Very Slowly and Chew Lots (Day 28)
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Dr. Norris Chumley
Just as we humans are made up of a lot of different parts, our digestive system is too. If we don’t use every part of ourselves, we short-change ourselves from experiences and opportunities. Just like in digestion if we don’t allow each part of the process enough time, we short-change the process and end…
Lose Weight: Cut Portion Sizes at Home (Day 27)
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Dr. Norris Chumley
Yesterday I wrote about cutting your portion in half immediately when served at restaurants and taking it home. Eat the remaining half very slowly, and enjoy every bite, along with the atmosphere and your companion’s company. Then take the other half home and have it tomorrow for another meal. Restaurant sizes are huge these days;…
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