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Midtown makes the perfect place for Lori to raise her two girls and care for her over-needy husband. When not performing duties of housekeeper,

homework police, household super mom and chief object of desire for super dad, Loris professional talent is that of freelance graphic arts specialist. While shes worked graphic magic on coupon books, direct mail and of course, magazine layout her true artist comes out in painting, BBQ Fest prop design and science fair projects.

Angela Moon has been in the business of wine for almost 20 years. As an expatriate living in Germany, she traveled throughout Europe, eating and drinking her

way to the realization that her vice was slowly morphing into her vocation. She can be found dusting bottles and extolling the virtue of vino at Kirby Wines and Liquors.

Jenifer is a part-time writer and full-time mom to 3-year-old Madelyn. She enjoys yoga, mountain biking and swimming, and received her MA in

Medical Anthropology from the University of Memphis in 2008. She enjoys living in Midtown and finds inspiration from the awesome people she meets through Memphis Health & Fitness.

Elle Anderson is a freelance writer, designer, actress and model. She also writes the lifestyle blog, Elle Beautiful

(www.ellebeautiful.wordpress.com) and is a former NCAA athlete.

When not beating the streets to promote health and fitness, Amy enjoys walking Midtowns Green Line with her 8-year-old daughter Emma. Her

favorite part of magazine publishing is sharing success stories with readers.

Hailey has been on the run over half her life fortunately not from the law. She has placed nationally in the Shelby Farms 50/50 ultramarathon, and has

run marathons in Dublin, New York, LA, Seattle, Big Sur, Redwoods, Anchorage and Memphis (four times). When she slows down long enough, Hailey loves interviewing Weekend Warriors with the same passion for health and fitness.

Macrae is a cooking instructor at Viking Cooking School as well as mom to fifteen-month-old Baylus and newborn Charlie. In her free time, she chases

after two dogs, a cat and her husband.

Lisa Abbay, R.D., LDN, is the Director of Food & Nutrition at Baptist Memphis Hospital. She was recently awarded the Recognized Young

Dietitian of the Year for Tennessee for 2010.

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Send articles and photos to Editor at the address above. H+F reserves the right to edit all materials for clarity, space availability and suitability for publication. First copy free, additional copies, $1. Mailed subscriptions: $25 per year. Back issues, $5. Memphis Health + Fitness Magazine does not knowingly accept false or misleading advertising or editorial content, nor does Publisher assume any responsibility should such advertising or editorial appear. Readers are encouraged to notify Publisher when they suspect false advertising. All rights reserved. Copyright 2011.

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16 HEALTHY AGING Look Great, Feel Better. Check out these Wonder Women!

30 PROFILE Prostate Cancer Survivor, Thomas Woodley

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36 TASTING ROOM Drink Your Anti-Oxidants

38 FIT PLATE: CIAO BELLA Not your Average Trattoria

10 BEAUTY Products and Tips from Anti-Aging Experts

6 STARTING LINE

8 FIT NEWS

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What our fans are saying...

How do you stay young?

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Star Ritchey I run!

Diana Owen Olive Oilfor everythinglotion, after-shower moisturizer, eye-makeup remover. My 80-year-old grandmother looks not a day over 55 from using olive oil for almost everything.

Mickey Keaton Taking a mile run with my buds every Thursday, then drinking beer. Thirsty Thursday helps reduce the stress of the week just before the weekend.

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Elizabeth Drummond Kulesa Have a baby at 45. Because theres no other choice but to stay young!

READER SNAPSHOTMary Marsha Riley recently competed in the Mrs. International Pageant in Chicago, where she placed 3rd runner-up to Mrs. International 2011. She also won overall in fitness and evening gown competition.

Tivisay Briceno, 42, recently competed in Toronto Canada at the International Federation of Body Building and won the title: 2011 IFBB Masters Figure Pro Champion. Way to Go!

With a smile on her face, local trainer and mom Tonya Tittlewith her sons Oliver (left) and Lakenshows why working out keeps you feeling young

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The foam roller helps release tight spots along the iliotibial (IT) band. Lie down on your side with the roller placed just below the hip. The top leg controls the pressure on the IT band and should be bent in front of the body. For maximum pressure, place it directly on top of the bottom leg. From the starting position, roll down the outside of the leg. Hold position on tight areas for up to one minute, then stop before rolling onto the knee. This may be a bit painful to begin with, but stick with it, using a little pressure as necessary to roll the entire IT band. Repeat 10-12 times while increasing repetitions over time.

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FIT NEWS

One year. Thats all it took for the Shelby Farms Greenline to re-energize our community, connect our neighborhoods and become one of our most beloved amenities. And the line is still being drawn.

Where once an abandoned rail line lay rotting and overgrown, a new urban park has come to life. The Shelby Farms Greenline is a seven-mile paved trail that connects Midtown Memphis to Shelby Farms Park. It links diverse neighborhoods, provides a place for recreation and relaxation, and continues to set the pace for a positive movement in Memphis. Shelby Farms Park Conservancy raises the funds it takes to manage and operate the trail, and is working on plans to eventually extend it.

On October 2, SFPC is producing the inaugural Shelby Farms Greenline Half Marathon, a benefit race for the trail. Its also the first official SFPC race, so runners wont want to miss it. Produced with the help of Start2Finish and MRTC, the Greenline Half will start and end a unique course at Shelby Farms Park, incorporating the Wolf River Pedestrian Bridge, the Shelby Farms Greenline and surrounding neighborhoods.

So, what are you waiting for? Line up for the following events:

SHELBY FARMS GREENLINE ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND

Saturday, October 1: Bands, Bikes and Block Parties Dont miss the 2nd annual people-powered party: seven miles of live music, great food and local funincluding block parties on the Shelby Farms Greenline from 12pm-4pm at Tillman St., High Point Terrace, Waring and Podesta.

Saturday, October 1: Afterparty at the Park Join us for live music and food at Shelby Farms Park from 5pm-8pm. This will also be packet pick-up for Greenline Half Marathon participants from 3pm-8pm.

Sunday, October 2: Shelby Farms Greenline Half Marathon Sign up for this benefit and help support the Shelby Farms Greenline. Find course maps, details and information at shelbyfarmspark.org. Register at greenlinehalfmarathon.racesonline.com. SFPC and MRTC members get a discount!

YMCA Corporate Games is a team event that mixes healthy living (and a little healthy competition) between area organizations. Teams play a variety of sports, including classic field-day favorites. People of all fitness levels and abilities are welcome. Participating in YMCAs Corporate Games will give your organization the opportunity to gain pride and grow in fellowship with one another. Best of all, youll be helping the YMCAmake its programs available for ALLin Memphis and the Mid-South community.

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What an exciting and fun event!! It was a great team building activity and allowed our associates tomeet other associates they dont normally come in contact with on a day-to-day basis. In the end, ithelped us forge new relationships and strengthen our team in many intangible ways.

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Defy the Aging OddsIts never too soon to start an anti-aging regimen and get a jumpstart on mother nature and father time.

H+F asks our panel of experts to give us their tips for looking your best at any age.

The #1 anti-aging tip according to Purvisha Patel, MD, of Advanced Dermatology and Skin Cancer Associates, is a combination of a big hat, protective clothing and a sunblock made with titanium oxide or zinc oxide with a SPF of 30 or above. Sunblocks come with anti-aging properties that also help keep wrinkles away and even skin tone.

Kate Gassaway, FNP, with Avanti Skin Care in Collierville, says to consume fresh fruit and green leafy veggies that are full of antioxidants to neutralize free radicals, then add a medical grade topical anti-oxidant serum, like Obagi Professional-C Serum. Youll be the envy of all. Lips lose their

volume when we age, says Veronica Sanders, RN, and Spa Director with

Spa Therapies, LLC. She recommends Eminence Organic Cinnamon Lip Kiss Plumper. Lips will

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also contains pomegranate oil for moisture. She also touts prescription strength Tretinion,

which boosts collagen stimulation and skin renewal as the best anti-aging

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Lindsey Siebrase, hair stylist with Epic Salon,

advises mature clients to go a few shades lighter than their natural hair

color (before they were gray). Darker shades can make you looked washed

out and be harsh and unflattering. Instead, go lighter and add (color) dimension.

Feeding and caring from the skin internally is the secret to ageless, glowing skin, proclaims Amber Sam of RENEW Wellness Spa. One approach to beauty is adding two tablespoons of cold pressed oil daily to your diet to protect your heart and keep your skin looking young and plump. She also shares a homemade daily toner made with one part Braggs Apple Cider vinegar to four parts brewed green tea, plus four parts purified water (or rose water). This magic tonic balances, cleanses, tightens and feeds the skin. Be sure to store it in the refrigerator.

Skincare products and procedures definitely play a major role in slowing down the aging process externally. But experts agree a healthy, active lifestyle is the best anti-aging plan availableone that constantly nourishes and hydrates your body from the inside out. When it comes to living young, theres no substitute for living well!

H+F FIT PICK: Not just for your mother or grandmother anymore. Olay Regenerist skincare line maybe considered lowbrow, but it held its own against celebrity favs Crme de la Mer and La Prairie. Better yet, its available at a local drugstore near you. The micro-sculpting cream is a superb moisturizer, helps repair skin damage and protects against future free radicals.

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In a medical setting this sounds like childbirth, not necessarily building bone and muscle tissue. However, at Physicians 1st Medical, this is a medical professional coaching a session with a new technology called bioDensity. This treatment promises to help the patient help themselves in a way other systems cant build healthy bone tissue the natural way without drugs. And the promise is to do it in one five minute session per week.

Sound unbelievable? Not according to one medical professional, Dr. Alan James. He states, Research has proven that weight bearing exercise stimulates the body to build stronger layers of bone tissue. (According to the Surgeon General Report Maximal loading has been shown to increase bone mass density

)sisoropoetso fo ssecorp eht sesrever hcihwOsteoblastic activity (osteoblasts are cells your body uses to make new bone tissue) happens when the bones are loaded during weight bearing exercise. bioDensity allows the body to be placed in the proper biomechanical position to perform these movements and thereby maximize the results. There are four simple movements which strengthen the large muscle groups that support the core of the body. The progress of these sessions is measured by the computerized component of the machine. Each session is tracked by an easy-to-read graph report that is then given to the patient after each visit.

According to Dr. James, recent evidence indicates the difference between the pharmaceutical approach and bioDensity is that bioDensity builds bone tissue that is much stronger when stimulated naturally through maximum loading of the musculoskeletal system. Medication produces a more mineralized bone tissue. The problem with this approach, he says, is while it makes the outer layer stronger, the center core of the bone remains porous and weak. Research has found that some people, even though they are following

a prescribed medication regimen, will sometimes still suffer from fractures. Osteoblastic activity builds the bone naturally from the inside out making a stronger, denser bone the way nature intended.

So why doesnt regular exercise alone, produce the same effect? This cutting edge technology allows a person, regardless of age and physical condition, to

safely perform a five second movement of maximum self-imposed loading (no external weights to contend with) in each of four positions. a chest press, a leg press, a core pull (crunch) and a vertical lift. This is all done under the watchful eye of a medical professional, making this program the safest, most time-efficient and effective program available. Once a week for five minutes and it reverses osteoporosis and increases bone density? Surely, there must be some side effects to this treatment! The biggest side effect is increased

strength. Increased strength, of course, means stronger core muscles. Stronger core muscles lead to improved posture which leads to better balance, better circulation and organ function. Better balance leads to a decreased chance of falling. Not falling means no hospital stays to heal broken bones. Strength, balance, improved posture, better circulation and organ function and less chance of falling means a better quality of life and

greater independence for seniors.

People are seeing amazing results after only 3 or 4 sessions, stated Dr. James. He sites one example, his 78 year old mother. She had two goals when starting this program: One to be able to carry in a full case of bottled water from her car to the kitchen when she returned from grocery shopping; Two to increase her time of future independent living. She has already achieved the first which has her thinking she can realistically achieve the second. While this doesnt sound like such a big deal to some, to our ever growing population of seniors, independent living has become increasingly important. Maintaining our independence and the ability to do the things we enjoy is the goal of all seniors in retirement.

In summary, you can stop and reverse osteoporosis, it takes as little as five minutes a week, you dont have to change clothes, or sweat, or muss your hair or makeup. The side effects are you will get stronger, improve your posture, your balance, your circulation, your organ function and decrease your risk of falling thus giving you

a better quality of life and greater independence. And, according to bioDensity distributor Bill Cunningham, Physicians 1st Medical has the first and only machine in the entire southeast region outside of Florida.

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When I met Jan Averwater, she already had some notes prepared for me, and its clear shes a woman who likes to stay busy. Eating and sleeping are a waste of my time! she jokes.

As Fitness Director of the Beaty Center for Athletic Ministries at Christ United Methodist Church, the Wisconsin native is certified to lead group exercise classes in everything from yoga and Pilates, to kickboxing and water aerobics. She also acts as a personal trainer, as well as lending her expertise to other churches nationwide through her association with the Christian Sports and Recreation Ministers, of which she is a founding member. With her classes free and open to all, members of both the congregation and the community are welcome and encouraged to join, as are all ages and fitness levels. This is Jan Averwaters way of giving back. Your body is a gift, so it is up to each one of us to take care of it, she says. In order to serve the community, you must be strong yourself.

At 59, Averwater boasts a lifelong commitment to fitness and a healthy lifestyle. She became involved in sports such as track and basketball in high school, then went on to become a cheerleader at Montgomery College. After an unsatisfying stint with the Memphis Park Commission, she joined Christ United Methodist Church in 1990 as Fitness Director in order to satisfy a deep need to reach out to the community and change lives from the inside outmentally, physically, and spiritually.

Since Averwater has been on board at CMC, she has made it her mission to make the Beaty Center more inviting and inclusive. To help people of all ages reach their fitness potential, she has supervised the addition of a weight room, cardio equipment, team sports and fitness camps, along with an annual 5K run and exercise classes that appeal to both men and women. She is especially committed to pushing women out of their comfort zones, especially with regard to weight training.

Her advice to those who may be just beginning their journey to physical fitness is simple: Dont compare yourself to anybody else. Embrace who you are. Stay active. And anything is better than nothing! Being in shape looks different on everyone, but we can all get there at any age.

Consequently, healthy aging is a concern for her. According to the Centers for Disease Control, the proportion of the population aged 65 years and over is projected to increase to 19.6% by the year 2030. Therefore, Averwater believes it is not only possible, but imperative to age well.

Its never too late to become flexible, gain muscle and improve your cardiovascular system, she says. As an example, she cites her friend, 90-year-old Amanda Perry, who has been coming to Averwaters Cardio, Strength, and Flexibility class every morning for the past 20 years, after which she delivers Meals on Wheels to those in need. We can all get there at any age, says Averwater. We cant control some signs of aging, but we can keep our bodies in a healthy state through exercise and diet. One is never too old!

Averwater herself usually begins her day at 5:30 a.m. with a walk, run or circuit training before leading classes at the fitness center, and has what she describes as Exercise ADD, leading her to experiment with and incorporate some of todays hottest workouts, such as the TRX Suspension Training System, Chalene Johnsons Turbo Fire and Insanity workouts, and the P90X Workout. She even spends her vacations

leading exercise retreats in the Caribbean, Jamaica and Mexico, after which she describes herself as reinvigorated and recharged.

Diet is an equally important part of her fitness regimen. Averwater is a grazer, preferring to eat several small meals throughout the day, such as fruit (blueberries and watermelon are two favorites), nutrition bars, nuts and granola. She also enjoys grilled vegetables, which she buys pre-cut from Fresh Market. She tends to avoid red meat in excess, focusing instead on fresh fish such as salmon for protein.

Averwaters fitness is also in the genes. Her grandfather is still active at 94 bowling, golfing and dancing the polka. If I can polka at 94, she says with a laugh, then Ill be happy!

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HEALTHY AGINGIts been said everyone grows older, but the lucky ones grow younger in the process.

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When Susie Merrill-Jabbour turned 49, she decided it was time to get back in shape. In the 90s, she had been an aerobics instructor at the Downtown Y, but more recently, her primary exercise had been walking her dogs at their stop-and-go pace. She had friends who attended spinning and rowing classes at InsideOut Gym in Midtown and decided to join.

I got the orientations in both, and I started giving it all a try. I just fell in love with rowing, she says. So I went to rowing classes three or four times a week, and I was very into it. People started saying, Wow, I can tell a difference in your bodyyou look like youve lost weight. It just happened so quickly. It was great.

I was going and I worked as hard as I could possibly work. Thats what I love about rowing. Because in spinning, you can kind of slack off; you can turn your intensity down. But in rowing, in order to keep up with the group, youve got to keep the right pace. I liked that. I felt like I was being encouraged to keep up, and I loved all the rowing instructors.

Susie doesnt find spinning to be as natural of a fit. When we do the speed spinning, I have a hard time keeping up. So thats why I go, because I like that challenge, she says. I like it that theres something that Im not very good at, and I want to get better at it. So thats why I dont just say, Oh, I dont like spinning; Im not going to do that. Because your muscles have memory and if you do the same thing all the time, those are the only muscles youre working.

Susie then decided to expand her exercise routine. My second love is boxing, she says. You get the most awesome upper body workout ever because you are pounding away on a 200-pound bag. You kick. The other benefit is you learn a lot of self defense. Alex, the coach, teaches you these in-close moves so if anybody were to ever grab you, you know how to use your elbows and your knees and all these things to help yourself in a dangerous situation. And then its an awesome workout, too. And he makes it fun.

Her next challenge was becoming a rowing instructor, teaching on Saturday mornings and filling in for other instructors. I love my Saturday morning class because instead of just being a slug on Saturday morning and staying in my pajamas until noon, I get up, and Im excited because I have a really good core group that comes. Were all friends, and they love it. Were pushing ourselves.

Currently, she boxes two to three times a week, rows at least two times a week and spins twice a week. So a lot of nights I double up. Ill go to a boxing class and then Ill row afterwards. I try to get it all in. I really enjoy it and look forward to it. In fact, I plan other things around it, she says. I want to make sure I get in my gym time. The payoff: Susie lost 25 pounds and went down two to three sizes.

And on her 50th birthday? Susie threw a 25,000-meter rowing party. Her next challenge? Teaching a new distance rowing class on Sunday afternoons.

Before Alene Alexander was diagnosed with cancer in 2002 at the age of 61, there were no warning signs. A routine mammogram found a suspicious mass on her right breast, which turned out to be benign. The radiologist next door gave her film another look, however, and found something far more ominous, which a biopsy confirmed as a malignancy.

It was the biggest scare of my life, she says. There was such a fear of the unknown and only a week between my diagnosis and the mastectomy.

Nine cancer-free years later, Alexander still feels fortunate to have been given a second chance. Although now retired, she returned to teaching high school chemistry at Briarcrest Christian School almost immediately following her surgery, and continues to tackle her responsibilities as caretaker of the four horses currently stabled at Gracelandgrooming, feeding and exercising them while also providing stable tours. My diagnosis made me prioritize. Every day has a great feeling but you have to get up and start looking for the good in that day.

Now 69, Alexander has been a lacto-ovo vegetarian for 15 years due to a family history of obesity, high cholesterol, high blood pressure and cancer. Her love of animals also played a part in her decision. She touts the health benefits of a balanced vegetarian diet rich in fruits and vegetables, which is lower in saturated fats and higher in complex

carbohydrates than an average Americans diet. You cant argue with the physical benefits, she says. At every doctors visit, I have perfect blood pressure and a perfect blood panel.

Some of her favorite noshes are unhusked corn, cooked in the microwave and sprayed with I Cant Believe Its Not Butter!, steamed broccoli with lemon, apples with peanut butter, and yogurt with granola, although its important to check these products for added sugar and fat. For those with a craving for meat, she recommends MorningStar Farms products, especially the Chik Patties.

In February of 2011, Alexander began taking Ballroom dancing lessons at Fred Astaire Dance Studios. Almost immediately, she noticed a physical and mental change. The pain she had suffered due to knee problems and lumbar stenosis began to dissipate. Her posture and balance improved, while she gained muscle. Most importantly, she noticed an overall improvement in her state of mind.

Its such a positive, happy atmosphere, she says. The instructors dont push you they help you! Couples can exercise together, and weve got everyone from freshmen in college to senior citizens in our classes. Its affordable and available to everybody. And it just makes me feel happy and confident. Its like discovering another part of yourself!

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FEELING YOUR BEST BOOSTS YOUR ZEAL FOR LIFE! The American Heart Association recommends 30 minutes of moderate activity, but three 10-minute periods of activity are almost as beneficial to your overall fitness as one 30-minute session. This is achievable! Physical activity may also help encourage you to spend some time outdoors. Not to mention, sunlight helps your body produce vitamin D, which brings many added health benefits.

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY BOOSTS MENTAL WELLNESS. Regular physical activity can relieve tension, anxiety, depression and anger. You may not only notice a feel good sensation immediately following your physical activity, but most people also note an improvement in general well-being over time during the weeks and months as physical activity becomes a part of your routine. Exercise increases the flow of oxygen, which directly affects the brain.

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IMPROVES PHYSICAL WELLNESS. It enhances your immune system and decreases the risk of developing diseases such as cancer and heart disease.

REDUCED RISK FACTORS. Becoming more active can lower your blood pressure by as much as 4 to 9 mm Hg. Thats the same reduction in blood pressure delivered by some antihypertensive medications. Physical activity can also boost your levels of good cholesterol.

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROLONGS YOUR OPTIMAL HEALTH. Without regular physical activity, the body slowly loses its strength, stamina and ability to function well. And for each hour of regular exercise you get, youll gain about two hours of additional life expectancy, even if you dont start until middle age. Just 30 minutes of moderate exercise a day (such as brisk walking) can improve your health dramatically.

HEALTHY AGING BENEFITS OF PHYSICAL FITNESS: ITS NEVER TOO LATE TO FIT IN FITNESS!

Improves blood circulation, which reduces the risk of heart disease

Keeps weight under control

Helps in the battle to quit smoking

Improves blood cholesterol levels

Prevents and manages high blood pressure

Prevents bone loss

Boosts energy level and helps manage stress

Promotes enthusiasm and optimism while countering anxiety and depression

Helps you fall asleep faster and sleep more soundly

Improves self-image

Increases muscle strength, increasing the ability to do other physical activities

Provides a way to share an activity with family and friends

Reduces coronary heart disease in women by 30-40 percent

Reduces risk of stroke by 20% in moderately active people and by 27% in highly active ones

Establishes good heart-healthy habits in children and counters the conditions that lead to heart attack and stroke later in life

For seniors, it helps delay or prevent chronic illnesses and diseases while maintaining quality of life and independence

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Do you Suer with Foot and Ankle Swelling?

You may have Venous Insufficiency.

Normal Abnormal

Abnormal Abnormal Normal

Edema accumulation of fluid may be under

the skin - the legs (peripheral edema or

ankle edema). The location of edema can

provide the health care practitioner the first

clues in regard to the underlying cause of

the fluid accumulation. There are several

causes for lower extremity swelling including

venous insufficiency, heart failure, liver and

kidney disease, and certain medications

including calcium channel blockers and

anti-inflammatory agents.

Venous insuciency: This is a common condition in which blood does not return

to the heart efficiently from the peripheral

areas of the body (for example, the ankles,

dark discoloration of the legs, cellulitis

(recurrent infection of skin), and ulceration.

Venous insufficiency is diagnosed based on

the lower extremity ultrasound evaluation

which is performed by highly trained and

certified ultrasound technologist.

How is venous insuciency treated?Conservative medical treatment includes

support stockings and anti-inflammatory

medication like ibuprofen.

legs, feet, and hands), which results in

edema. This typically results in edema in

both legs.

Why legs swell when you have venous Insuciency?When you stand one way valves in your

veins close to prevent your blood rushing to

your feet. In some people these valves

become worn out. Over time the blood

backs up in the veins and pressure builds

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Achy or heavy feeling in the legs, burning,

throbbing muscle cramps, chronic itching,

recurrent phlebitis (superficial blood clots),

Kishore K. Arcot, M.D., F.A.C.C., established Memphis Vein Center with the goal of providing quality vascular care in a relaxed and convenient environment. Dr. Arcot is a board-certified interventional cardiologist with 20 years experience in interventional cardiology and management of peripheral vascular diseases. He received his cardiovascular training at the University of California, San Francisco.

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Jessica is 30 year old female presented with unexplained leg pains and swelling, she could heardly do her daily work without pain and swelling, she underwent evaluation and laser procedure, her pains and swelling are gone, and she felt much better. she took up rollerderby as her exercise routine, she became professional at it. Vein problems are very common in young females, While most people think it is a cosmetic problem, in fact it is a medical condition.

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If you live long enough, you will have spine problems. Standing erect, as humans do, places gravitys force on the lower spine like the weight of a tall building stresses the ground floor. For this reason, the lower backparticularly the forth and fifth lumbarare the most common locations for spinal deterioration.

The spine has, in simple terms, three components: vertebrae, discs and nerves. The vertebra is subject to trauma and force loading. If a force is applied long enough, the vertebra will respond with a bony reinforcement commonly called a spur. Also, the vertebra can fracture due to an accident or osteoporosis. The discs are found between each vertebra and act as a cushion. With time the fabric of the disc becomes brittle, hardened and less pliable, resulting in small fractures (particularly in smokers). As cracks in the disc multiply over time, a rupture can occur where the soft center, or nucleus, of the disc protrudes through the opening and compresses a nerve root, resulting in pain down the back and leg. This occurrence is commonly termed sciatica. A disc rupture results in inflammation and mechanical compression of the adjacent nerve root. If the cause of pain is primarily inflammatory in nature, medications (steroids) can be helpful. However, if the problem is completely compressive, surgery is often necessary (discectomy).

So how does one avoid spine problems? In my opinion, your health is 70% choice, 20% genetic and 10% random. That is to say, everyday choicesdiet, exercise, smoking, risk-taking, sports, or other things that lead to injurydetermine the lions share of your health outcome in all respects. Some people simply have a genetic tendency toward poor health or spinal deformity (scoliosis) and must deal with the cards they are dealt. The random 10% portion includes unpredictable occurrences such as infections, accidents or acts of nature. Therefore, the best thing to do for your health is to read magazines such as this one and apply the knowledge to daily choices regarding your diet, exercise and health screens (e.g. blood pressure).

The best exercise is: THE ONE YOU WILL DO. It doesnt matter how good a routine or technique is; if you dont do it, its worthless. I personally believe that Yoga (Bikram) and Pilates are the best ways to maintain a healthy spine. A good diet, not smoking and treating osteoporosis are a good start, but not enough. To maintain a flexible and healthy spine, one must practice spine exercises five times a week. My favorites are the yoga poses of rabbit, half moon, cobra and back bends. Since much of spinal deterioration is due to gravity, an inversion table is a useful and inexpensive way to counteract the problem. Twenty minutes per day is needed to affect a significant reversal of gravitys relentless compression.

Whatever endeavor you pursue, it is vital to be mindful of your spine and treat it with respect. If lifting, use the strong leg muscles and limit your lifting to forty pounds. If you must lift an 80-pound object, utilize a friend or mechanical device whenever possible to limit the stress placed on the back. Next to smoking, being overweight is probably the greatest threat to spinal health and goes without saying. Wellness and fitness have many dividends that not only pay off in appearance and feeling good, but also determine how you will finish out your days on earth in your declining years. Once you have let your body deteriorate to a certain point, there is no turning back, but for most people it is never too late to get out and work up a sweat. Sore muscles and a good nights sleep are rewards to pushing yourself. Always try to push the envelope out of your comfort zone and take a friend with you.

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NUTRITION

GREAT IDEAS FOR THE 2ND MOST IMPORTANT MEAL OF THE DAY

With school back in session, questions are pouring in about what to put in lunchboxesand not just for children. Parents have to eat, too, and with five meals to eat away from home every week, eating the same boring food can get, well, boring! People are craving healthy, tasty ideas that everyone will want to put (and take out of) their lunchboxes.

WEVE ALL BEEN THERE, WANTING TO BE BOTH CREATIVE AND HEALTHY AT LUNCHTIME, SO HERE ARE SOME GREAT IDEAS FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

We all love variety and surprise. Change the white bread to whole wheat, multigrain bread. Bagels, hoagies, pitas or fajita wraps are good, too. Be sure to choose whole grain for a good source of fiber and vitamins.

To prevent soggy sandwiches, pack separate healthy options of tomato slices, arugula and bread in zip-top bags and assemble just before eating.

Instead of processed lunchmeats, put leftovers to good use. For instance, you can incorporate tonights dinner into tomorrows lunch by chopping leftover chicken into a chicken salad sandwich made with low fat mayo.

Add fresh fruit by selecting flavorful seasonal items full of freshness and variety.

Prepare a healthy trail mix as a snack using mixed nuts, crunchy whole grain cereals and dried fruitsjust make sure to control your portion size.

Yogurt is an excellent source of calcium and protein. If possible, choose a brand that contains a probiotic or live bacterial culture to help maximize all your health benefits.

Can the soda! Pack a water bottle, 100% juice box, soymilk or low-fat milk. Avoid sugary drinks like fruit drink, fruit punch and soft drinks.

Substitute unhealthy snacks with pretzels, low-fat popcorn, rice cakes, bread sticks, graham crackers or animal crackers.

Make a sandwich with lean meat or light tuna fish packed in water. A peanut butter and low-sugar jelly sandwich is delicious, too.

A JUNK FOOD BAN FROM LUNCHBOXES NEVER WORKS, SO HERE ARE SOME HEALTHIER ALTERNATIVES TO CHOOSE FROM:

n Baked potato chips

n Graham crackers

n Pretzels

n Fig bars

n Nuts or soy nuts

n Sunflower seeds

n Trail mix or raisins

n Whole grain cereal

n Homemade toasted pita bread chips

Remember to change it up and keep lunches interesting every day. Go heavy on the fruits, veggies and whole grains. If you have children, set an example by eating healthier at home. Also, consider packing your own lunch with your children while they pack theirs for school. And remember, its not just whats on the inside that counts, so make lunches fun by picking out a cool lunchbox for you and everyone else in your family. Happy lunching!

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Jeanie Zelinski has reaped many of the rewards enjoyed by successful athletes: a college scholarship, life-long friends, the exhilaration of competition and the joy of winning. However, it was running that would eventually take the 27-year-old Memphian to one of the poorest countries in the world. It was an unexpected twist that would lead her to a new passion altogether.

I really knew nothing about Haiti. I was uncomfortable with my life and I just felt like there was more I needed to be doing. I had so much energy and it just seemed to be spinning, she said. Zelinski, an occupational therapist, became interested in going to Haiti during the 2010 24-Hour Tour dEsprit Race, which benefits Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis (HMMoM).

HMMoM staffs and stocks a medical, dental and rehabilitation clinic in Croix des Bouquets, Haiti. The Holy Spirit Clinic treats approximately 200 Haitians each day free of charge. It is one of the few surviving medical facilities in the Port-au-Prince region after the devastating 2010 earthquake. In addition, as the cholera epidemic persists, the Holy Spirit Clinic has become increasingly busy. The 24-Hour Tour dEsprit is the major funding source for HMMoM.

Zelinski was a member of the winning Breakaway team, which completed an amazing 240 laps around the one-mile course in 24 hours. While at the race, she heard that HMMoM had opened a rehabilitation hospital after the earthquake. She later contacted Susie Kraus, also an occupational therapist and wife of one of the founders of HMMoM, Dr. Gordon Kraus.

Susie told me about the rehab clinic they had opened in Haiti and I thought, Im a therapist, I can go. Zelinski mulled the idea over for several weeks, discussed it with her family and then reality hit. I had school loans, I had to pay off my truck, she said. Although HMMoM would pay for her food, lodging, and provide her with a small stipend, the cost of a year without a salary became an obstacle. I had the time and desire to give but sadly, money was a barrier, she said.

Before she knew it, Memphis runners helped remove that barrier. Races were organized to benefit her trip and in three months, the running community had raised enough money to help pay her expenses while she was in Haiti. The people of Memphis just didnt quit, she said.

In January of 2011 Zelinski began her new life in Haiti. It was so hard and uncomfortable at first. I wasnt able to communicate because of the language. I was learning about Haitian customs and was so afraid of disrespecting someone, she said. Zelinski likens herself to an oyster being rubbed by sand. Ill be a good pearl some day.

Although Zelinskis experiences in Haiti are always evolving, she is getting her bearings and feels that she is making an impact. Helped along by a physical therapist from Texas and two Chilean therapists, a rehabilitation clinic with a focus on wellness has taken shape. The therapists have established a successful, busy outpatient clinic that treats adults and children during individual sessions, exercise and education classes.

Disabilities are so traumatic in Haiti. If a child cant sit up, then two lives are completely affected because the mother must take total care of that child, she said. For one young child with cerebral palsy, the rehabilitation team designed a chair out of a bucket so his mother could allow him to sit independently instead of having to hold him upright.

In addition to patient care, working to unravel the vast landscape of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) is another project the rehabilitation team has been working towards. Since the earthquake, HMMoMs medical complex has become one of the most important facilities in the country. The team has partnered with many NGOs and the Ministry of Health to share supplies and other resources so all donations reach those who are most in need.

Eventually, she would like to see HMMoM hire Haitian therapists, which would ensure the longevity of the clinic. Currently, the organization employs 17 Haitians at the medical facility, including two rehab technicians Zelinski is training.

Zelinski says she is learning and continues to adjust. She often struggles with her relationships with the Haitians. They put me on a pedestal and Im just Jeanie, she said. Shes also learned to temper her own expectations of herself. When people have nothing, sometimes they want more than I can give. I can only give rehab. Sometimes I have to put up a wall.

In spite of this, Zelinski describes her journey as incredible. Ive gotten way more out of my experience than I have given. The people are poor but they are so rich in spirit, culture and passion. They put me to shame, she said. I love my life. I wouldnt change what Im doing.

Running continues to be a part of Zelinskis routine in Haiti. I took Jeanie to Haiti, too, and she has to run. It has always been a part of my life and it has to be part of my life in Haiti, she said.

While running may be her gift, running has also given Haiti the gift of Jeanie Zelinski.

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physicals, I wouldve never known I had it.

You dont tell a man there might be something wrong with his manly parts. And if there is, hes not going to be promoting it. So its no surprise there are so few prostate cancer awareness banners, t-shirts and speakers that embrace this private subject. That is, until now.

Thomas Woodley is a prostate cancer survivor and isnt afraid to step in the spotlight to inform others about it. Prostate cancer is the most common non-skin cancer in America, affecting one in six men.

Im trying to spread the word of how important it is for men to get tested, Woodley said. Breast cancer gets a lot of press, but men tend to put away their health issues. They dont go to the doctor like women do.

Prostate cancer, one of the most detectable types of male cancer and extremely curable when caught early, is the second highest killer of men. This is largely due to the fact that men do not get regularly tested as recommended. All it takes is a yearly physical exam.

That exam saved Thomas life. A Memphis firefighter for 33 years, Thomas is the average well-rounded guyfather of two, works out regularly, eats a moderate diet, goes out with friends. By all means, he was living a healthy lifestyle.

I felt as physically strong in my body as I was since my 30s, Woodley said. I was in good shape, felt great and was enjoying life. Then all of the sudden I get, this.

What he first got was an irregular number on his annual physical exam. It is recommended that men over the age of 50 (or 40 if there is family history) get tested for prostate cancer through a Prostate-Specific

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Antigen (PSA) blood test every two years. Woodley followed his doctors advice, and his first years result came back normal. But by age 55, his PSA level had tripled. This was a red flag.

The doctor did another physical exam to see whether his prostate was enlarged. It felt normal, so they decided to do a biopsy, just in case. After the surgery, the doctor said everything appeared normal. Woodley was relieved. But then his lab results came back positive. His prostate cancer was stage seven out of nine (nine being the worst).

I had no symptoms, Woodley said, If it hadnt been for my aggressiveness in knowing that I needed my annual physicals, I wouldve never known I had it.

Symptoms (which may include frequent or difficultly with urination, difficultly having an erection, painful ejaculation and back pain, among others) are not necessarily a reliable indicator of prostate cancer. A person may not experience symptoms until the cancer has spread outside the prostate, which, at that point, can be fatal.

I had a text book case of prostate cancer, Woodley said. I was fortunate since, because I had my annual physical, it was detected early.

Woodley had a total prostatectomy in April of 2011. Side effects from prostate cancer (whether the prostate is removed or just treated) can include the inability to reproduce or get an erection. There are modern medicines to help the latter, but the physical effect isnt always the worst part.

It affects your head. Its like women and breast cancer, they take a mental hit. With men its even bigger, Thomas said. Its more than just about sexualityits a man thing.

Its been three months since his procedure, and Woodley is fully recovered and healthy again. He recently retired from firefighting and has been enjoying traveling. He is back to his regular fitness routine of running, Pilates and performing circus aerial arts.

Although Woodleys life has returned to normal in daily aspects, he has a new mission on his agendato promote prostate cancer testing.

Ill get up on the soapbox, Woodley said. I am one of the lucky cases. Men need to be regularly tested. You may not know you have it until its too late.

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Brian Matzke, 38, had never heard of ulcerative colitis. So when doctors diagnosed him in 2000, he did not think he had much to worry about besides the frequent trips to the bathroom, bloating and excessive gas that had sent him to the gastroenterologist in the first place. With a prescription in hand and the doctors advice to watch his stress levels and diet, Brian was healing and on his way back to a normal lifeuntil 2004, when the symptoms returned.

Brian would repeat the cycle as exacerbations of his colitis, called flares, would return and wreak havoc with severe abdominal pain, bloody stools and fatigue. Yearning to get his disease under control, Brian sought the medical care of the gastroenterology team at Gastro One in Germantown, TN.

According to the Crohns & Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA), ulcerative colitis is a chronic (ongoing) disease of the colon, or large intestine. Marked by inflammation and ulceration of the colon mucosa, or innermost lining, tiny open sores, or ulcers, form on the surface of the lining where they bleed and produce pus and mucus. Because the inflammation makes the colon empty frequently, symptoms include diarrhea (sometimes bloody) and crampy abdominal pain. An autoimmune condition, ulcerative colitis ranges in severity, with patients suffering mild to moderate symptoms. However, some patients like Brian experience severe symptoms that seem to worsen with each flare.

After working with Dr. Rolando Leal as his primary GI doctor and enrolling in clinical research trials with Dr. Ziad Younes, Brian has found a treatment regimen that finally seems

to be working for him. As surgery tends to be a final destination for colitis patients, often times resulting in removal of the colon, or colostomy, Brian is hopeful to avoid this fate. He has found that vigilance in eating healthy foods minimize his flares.

In terms of diet, I try to go as gluten-free, dairy-free, refined sugar-free, andspicy-free, with soy,as much as possible, Brian says. Any vegetables I do eat I cook to soften them, and no fried foods or alcohol. I drink coconut water as my electrolyte drink for training and events since sports drinks dont settle well with me. And daily, I drink lots of basic H2O.

Achieving better health through diet and treatment, Brian felt there was only one more missing piece to his wellnessgetting back into shape. In early 2010, he found himself inspired by his wife, Marcie, as she began training for her first marathon. Realizing a challenge like that was just what he needed to kick-start his return to fitness, Brian decided to train and compete in triathlons. Easing back with a few 5Ks and a duathlon, he found himself addicted to his new hobby and the feeling of control it gave him over his colitis. An added bonus, Brian lost 45 lbs.

Brian has completed the Natchez Trace Sprint Triathlon, Alpha Delta Pi-athlon, the Memphis in May Olympic Triathlon and the Ironman Kansas Triathlon. He uses these events as an opportunity to spread awareness and fundraise for CCFA, an organization whose mission is to cure Crohns disease and ulcerative colitis and improve the lives of over 1.4 million Americans suffering from these diseases.

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Janelle Benuska is the Take Steps Walk Manager with the Crohns & Colitis Foundation,

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WEEKEND WARRIORS

Lara Scott, 40 Stay-at-home mom

Married to Gwin Scotty Scott; Two sonsChalmers (3) and Lawson (1);

Two dogsMaddie (17) and Ajax (3)

Kenneth Grinspun, 41 Orthopaedic Surgeon, Memphis Orthopaedic Group

Two Children Savanna (11) and Cooper (8)

WEEKEND WARRIORSSPORT: Swimming, cycling, lifting weights and Yoga

WEEKEND WARRIOR HALL OF FAME:Memphis in May Triathlon Relay, Red, White and Blue Bike Ride

FAVORITE FITNESS ACCOMPLISHMENT: Swimming 10,000 yards (5.6 miles) with the Germantown Swim Team

LIKES/DISLIKES: I enjoy the challenge of sport, staying fit and feeling healthy. I dislike getting out of bed at 4:45am.

MOTIVATION: It motivates me to remember how out of shape and old I felt just 16 months ago. Since then, Ive lost 40 pounds and feel better than I have in 10 years.

OBSTACLE COURSE: Swimming and cycling is based on developing hip arthritis three years ago. My biggest hardship has been overcoming the fact that I can no longer run. Ive had to adapt to life without running. Its been difficult but Ive found several activities that I truly enjoy.

TRAINING TIPS: Exercise at least six times per week, eat well, rotate sports so you dont get burnt out, continue to learn about new activities and ways to stay fit, and train with people who are fun to be around and share similar interests.

WORKOUT: I bike on rides sponsored by Bikes Plus and Highland Peddler, as well as with other members of the Memphis Thunder Triathlon Club and friends from work. I swim at the University of Memphis and The Germantown Athletic Club (GAC). I lift at the French Riviera, the GAC and at home. I do Yoga at home with DVDs.

BEST EATS: Flight, Young Avenue Deli and the Siesta Key Oyster Bar

SHOP: Outdoors, Inc. and The Highland Peddler

BUCKET LIST: Carnival in Brazil and enjoying the beaches of the Mediterranean Sea

WW TRANSPORTATION: I drive a hardtop BMW convertible (coolest thing ever) and a Chevy Silverado.

TUNES: Eminem, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica, Led Zeppelin, Linkin Park, Zac Brown and Flo Rida

ONE THING THAT PEOPLE DONT KNOW ABOUT YOU: Ive had a bunch of odd jobsincluding building semi-conductors in Taiwan, roofing and an internship at the White House.

INDULGENCE: Reality TV, most recently The Bachelorette (shhhh! plz dont tell)

JUST FOR FUN: Fine wines, good food, music and traveling

VICE: Late night dancing at Raifords

FAVORITE QUOTE: Doing the right thing isnt always convenient.

SPORT: Running, Pure Barre, cycling

WEEKEND WARRIOR HALL OF FAME: Mercedes Half Marathon, Statue to Statue 15k (10th place overall female), St. Jude Half Marathon, Country Music Half Marathon

FAVORITE FITNESS ACCOMPLISHMENT: Completing a full marathon, for sure. I was over-trained and injured, but I did it. Im not sure if I ever need to do another one (outside of an Ironman, see Bucket list). The half marathon is my favorite distance! Its way more fun.

WHY DO YOU RUN? Besides the fact that it burns a lot of calories and helps me sleep, I find it to be a big stress reliever and sanity maintainer. With two small children, I can be sleep-deprived, stressed or both, and running brings it all back into focus. It makes me a better Mom and a better person to be around in general. I think my husband would agree!

ARE YOU TRAINING FOR AN UPCOMING EVENT? St Jude Half and Mercedes Half Marathon.

TRAINING SECRETS: Strength training is so important. Pure Barre is my workout of choice. Its strength training followed by stretching for those long, lean muscles. Im addicted! My running has definitely improved as a result.

BEST EATS: Do (sushi) and their spicy tuna rolls, salmon, tuna sashimi, and the yellowtail and Walu nigiri

SHOP: 4-way tie between Sephora, Anthropologie, Joseph and Lululemon

WW GEAR: I cannot run without my Lululemon Ta Ta Tamer bra! I also love my Lulu running skirt.

DOWNLOAD: Gives you Hell by The All-American Rejects, Superhero by Janes Addiction, Renegades of Funk by Rage Against the Machine, and Stronger by Kanye West, among others

BUCKET LIST: Complete a full Ironman, climb Kilimanjaro with my husband and have someone pay me for my opinions

INDULGENCE: Dark chocolate almond butter. I cant keep it in the house. And pedicures.

VICES: Wine. But it wouldnt say the same thing about me.

JUST FOR FUN: It sounds frivolous, but I am obsessed with beauty products and fashion. I sell the Etcetera clothing line four times per year through private trunk shows. The clothes are gorgeous and its really fun to shop one-on-one with my clients.

QUOTE: Whether you think you can, or you think you cant, you are usually right. Henry Ford

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With two small children, I can be sleep-deprived, stressed or both, and running brings it all back into focus. It makes me a better mom and a better person to be around in general. I think my husband would agree!

It motivates me to remember how out of shape and old I felt just 16 months

ago. Since then, Ive lost 40 pounds and feel better than I have in 10 years.

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YOUR RED WINE BFF JUST GOT BFF-ER! By Angela MoonAlright, weve been talking about how wine, red wine in particular, can be beneficial for your overall health and well being. Those maddening French women in their pencil skirts, sipping a glass of red wine with a plat du jour of cheese and a baguette the size of a Louisville Slugger started it all. How do they do it? we wondered.

Then a study called the French Paradox revealed the benefits of moderate wine drinking. Not only does wine contain antioxidants that help lower bad cholesterol and improve good cholesterol, but moderate wine consumption favorably effects arterial muscle cells, while helping slow progression of neurological degeneration disorders like Alzheimers and Parkinsons Disease. Resveratrol and polyphenols, most prevalent in the skins of red grapes, help prevent artery damage. Great news for wine drinkers everywhere!

Now scientists are saying theres yet another secret ingredient within those polyphenols that have anti-aging effects. Procyanidinsa flavonoid found in foods such as dark chocolate, apples and cranberriesis identified as the most abundant flavonoid in red wine. The heart-protective effects of this flavonoid helps suppress the synthesis of a peptide called endothelin-1 that constricts blood vessels. The National Institute on Aging (NIA) found that Resveratrol improves health and longevity in aging mice. Thats rightdark chocolate and red wine have healthy benefits! Does it get any better than that? I may live forever!

Theres a catch, however, if one could really call it a catch. These procyanidins are most prevalent in red wines that are higher in tannins, which are produced in the traditional way requiring longer skin contact. Longer skin contact with the juice allows greater extraction of cherished procyanidins. Lighter red wines require little skin-to-juice

contact and therefore may be missing the higher level of procyanidins. Early studies are proving good news to those who prefer higher tannin wines such as Cabernet Sauvignon, the French Tannat, heftier Merlots and Malbecs. Moderate consumption of these red wines may ward off effects of age on the heart, bones, eyes and muscle. They also may inhibit the effects of degenerative oxidation and even strokes, as reported in ScienceDaily (July 3, 2008).

Marie Antoinette is rumored to have washed her face in red wine to prevent wrinkles. What a waste of good wine! If she would have simply consumed a glass per night, she might have lived to a ripe old ageor maybe not.

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FIT PLATE

Please Your Palette and Your Wellbeing at

Ciao Bella Italian GrillWhat a pleasant surprise to discover such a vast, health-conscious menu at Ciao Bella. Serving a blend of creative and traditional dishes from Italy and Greece, Chef and General Manager Jonathan Steenerson consistently thrills diners with simple yet sophisticated meals.

Its all about the food and the integrity of the food, Steenerson says. We buy organic and local as much as we can. All the fish is wild or line-caught instead of with large nets. And we grow all our herbs right here on the patio. Ciao Bellas menu changes seasonally, and Steenerson will be adding small plates and dishes to satisfy customer requests for both diet and taste.

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Bogies Deli Midtown Bogies Deli serves the finest salads, sandwiches,

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Enjoy a healthy salad or deli sandwich on our front porch!Now Serving Breakfast.

Mussels Saganaki: sauted mussels, crushed red pepper, feta and Greek oregano in a

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Grilled Wild Salmon served with angel hair pasta in a basil pesto sauce with kalamata

olives and sundried tomatoes, $20

Our society has to retrain our palette weve become a BK nation.

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INSIDE INFORMATION for H+F readers only!

Pasta du jour: Chef Steenersons grilled artichokes are simply amazing. The secret is the marinade: a Grecian olive oil (the actual oil the olives come in) with fresh rosemary, thyme and garlic. The artichokes marinate for four days, and by the fifth day, its pure happiness. Grill lightly and enjoy!

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FROM LOOKS TO LUNGS, SMOKING DOES A BODY NO GOOD.

WE SAY, DISS IT!Everybody knows smoking is deadly, the mortal enemy of heart and lungs, but heart disease and emphysema are just the beginning. Not to downplay the internal effects of this dirty habit, but smoking also causesGASP!wrinkles! Thats right, smoking and aging are BFFs, and dont expect a plastic surgeon to straighten things out either. Most wont touch a smoker. Repeatno facelifts for smokers! Inhaling nicotine and carbon monoxide causes healing complications like facial scarring, infections and necrosis. (Dont believe it? Google it!) So, smokers, contemplate that next time you take a drag.

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Miso-Gri l led Tofu Buns

EDIBLE therapyBy Macrae Schaffler

FIT PLATE

We all have our repertoire of weekly dinners that reappear and reappear, long after they become tiresome, so Im always on the lookout for something different for dinner. For this fun, easy, low-fat and high-protein meal, go to your favorite Asianmarket (mine is the Winchester Farmers Market at Winchester and Kirby) and get some red miso and steamed buns. For a lower calorie alternative to the buns, use green leaf lettuce to wrap the cooked tofu. This is the kind of sandwich that should be assembled at the table, garnished by each diners preferred toppings. Try the quick cucumber pickles and cilantroone of my favoritesbut kimchi (another Asianmarket purchase) is also delicious. Hoisin sauce and sriracha should be on the table as well.

The miso marinade is excellent with pork and poultry as well tofu, so feel free to change up your protein as you like.

FOR THE MISO TOFU:

2 tablespoons red miso

1 teaspoon sesame oil

juice of a half of a lemon

tablespoon of whatever white wine you have around (or sake)

1 block extra firm tofu

cilantro, sriracha, and hoisin sauce for garnish

1 package steamed buns, wrapped in damp paper towel and microwaved for 3 minutes

Mix all ingredients except the tofu and set aside. Wrap tofu in paper towels and put it on a plate. Place another plate on top of the block of tofu to weight it down and extract any excess moisture. Set aside tofu to dry for at least thirty minutes

MAKE THE QUICK PICKLES:

1 cucumber

1 tablespoon salt

1 tablespoons sugar

Slice cucumber very thinly (no need to peel it) and toss with the salt and sugar, then let them sit at least twenty minutes. Heat a grill or grill-pan to medium-high. Brush pan or grates with a little vegetable oil to prevent sticking. Slice tofu into inch-thick slices and brush one side of each slice with miso glaze. Grill the slices, glaze-side-down, about two minutes per side until dark grill marks are visible. Brush raw side of tofu slices with glaze and flip slices over, grilling again about two minutes, until grill marks appear.

ASSEMBLE BUNS:

Fill each bun with grilled tofu, cucumber pickles, cilantro, and sriracha and/or hoisin sauce as desired. Enjoy!

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