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FOODS SELECTED FOR GOOD NUTRITION AND “COMFORTING”
The apples peel provides most of the fruit’s anticancer and antioxidant benefits. Gala, a Granny Smith or Red Delicious or bake a big Roman beauty for dessert.
Half-cup of blue berries a day may help improve balance, coordination and short-term memory. And ruby-red strawberries deliver vitamin C and fiber for a bargain level of calories (3 grams fiber and 43 calories per cup).
Omega-3 fatty acids in fish, also known as essential fatty acids help prevent blood clots and heart attacks, and improve the ratio of good cholesterol to bad cholesterol. Key omega-3s are found in salmon and tuna.
Ground flax also contains fiber and omega-3 fatty acids. Head to the health of good food store for ground seeds that you can bake into muffins or quick breads of sprinkle over cereal.
Its disease-fighting antioxidants, called falconoid, have been shown to prevent clogged arteries and blood clots.
Dark green veggies like collard greens, spinach and broccoli deliver fiber and may help protect bones.
Helps prevent bone fractures and osteoporosis. Other good calcium sources: yogurt, reduced fat cheeses and sardines or canned salmon.
As long as you don’t overdo it, these crunchy, protein-packed powerhouses can be a smart addition to your diet. They’ll keep you going a lot longer than the empty calories in a candy bar. And a recent study found that people who ate nuts regularly had 50 percent fewer heart attacks than people who didn’t. For 150 to 190 calories, bank on 12 pecan halves, 14 walnut halves or 27 almonds.
Substituting soy protein for meat- via veggie burgers or meatless breakfast links, for example-will significantly reduce the saturated fat you consume, a good step for heart health. Research also suggests that soy foods may keep arteries flexible and bones stronger. 10. WHOLE GRAINS High intakes of fiber-rich whole grains, such as oatmeal and whole-grain breads, reduce blood lipids and decrease the risk of heart disease and colon cancer. More than one serving of whole-grain products daily decrease their heart disease risk by about one-third.
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PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE FOR ASSISTING THE BEREAVED OBJECTIVES: 1. TSW compare manners and verbal responses appropriate during the time of a loss. 2. TSW analyze interpersonal communication skills for varied social occasions. 3. TSW research and discuss proper Memorial service etiquette and respectful program/ceremony programs. 4. TSW discuss and compare proper attire for celebrations in the American culture. 5. TSW view and discuss Web site links: http://www.crimeshots.com/Murder.html www. bananarepublic.com Kraft foods.com www.paperstylecom Naural Instincts in style.com
SET: BEFORE, DURING and AFTER THE FUNERAL SERVICE Give examples of daily courtesy toward others.
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