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Inflammatory Breast Cancer

September 1, 2008 · 1 Comment

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Recipe Modifications for Healthier Living

July 9, 2008 · Leave a Comment

At the July 8th meeting, Carrie Demscher discussed recipe modifications for reducing fat and calories. Often ingredients can be substituted which maintain flavor while decreasing amounts of sugar and fats.

Here’s a list of recommendations discussed at the meeting. Recipe Modifications.

There was a total loss of ten pounds since last week. The ladies who lost weight were: Duffy, Sims, Roberts, Hollingshead, Martinez and Tolman.

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Portion Sizes Meeting

June 11, 2008 · Leave a Comment

Amber Downing
downing_am@yahoo.com

Tuesday June 10th.
Today’s meeting was about portion sizes. Most Americans confuse portions with servings.
“A serving size is a measurement that has typically been researched and researched by the Food and Drug Administration,” Brandi Matous said.
The women in the meeting attempted to measure 3/4 cup of Cheerios (one serving) without a measuring cup to see how good they were at deciphering serving sizes. Most women were fairly accurate in their measurement.
Hundred calories packs of snack mixes, cookies and candy bars were handed out to show the proper serving sizes of snacks.

Brandi handed out awards to the survivors with perfect meeting attendance. The women who have attended all of The Pink Essential meetings are: Ruthie Chalmers, Sue Duffy, Mary Hollingshead, Betty Lamarche and Mary Martinez.

The Pink Essentials group has lost a total of 123 pounds. The average meeting size is 16 people. The winner of this week’s raffle was Mary Martinez. She won a food scale to measure food servings. Next week’s meeting will be about fruits and vegetables. We’ll discuss what’s in season when and demonstrate smoothie making.

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Canadian study says vitamin D levels and breast cancer are linked

May 20, 2008 · Leave a Comment

A new Canadian study says women with low levels of vitamin D are more likely to die from their breast cancer within ten years.  Vitamin D deficiency is prominent in women with breast cancer.   Results of the study show that only about 24 percent of women with breast cancer have enough vitamin D.  Women with the deficiency are much more likely to develop breast cancer before reaching menopause.

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Weekly Quote

April 30, 2008 · Leave a Comment

“People often say that motivation doesn’t last. Well, neither does bathing – that’s why we recommend it daily.” Zig Ziglar

If you missed yesterday’s meeting, the handout will be available shortly on the Tips tab.

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