Author Archives: Dudley

Basic Black Hosiery

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I can’t bear wearing anything except black hose (or sheer) with black shoes. It goes with everything and just seems “put together” — but is it too drab?

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Save on Travel

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I’m on a very tight budget, but right now, I have the worst case of the travel bug. Is there a way to work odd jobs while bumming and traveling around Europe, my favorite destination? Where can I get info?

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Fashion After Forty

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After looking at the runways and watching preteens model body-skimming, skin-baring, made-for-a-totem-pole designs, I wonder if fashion has left me behind. Any suggestions on how a 41-year-old such as myself can apply these fabulous, cutting-edge designs to a more adult (but certainly not matronly!) figure?

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Kids and Contact Sports

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My 6-year-old son has decided to play football. I wasn’t prepared for his getting involved in competitive sports at such a young age. Is a 6-year-old ready for the big leagues? Am I ready for this?

Children are typically ready to begin playing competitive sports around age 5 or 6. By this time they have gained an understanding of games with rules, and they have developed better body coordination.

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Strong Body Through Exercise

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Question:
I’d like some help with a diet program. I’ve heard that when you go on a diet, your breasts actually lose mass. I’ve heard that there are certain exercises to help maintain the size. Could you please enlighten me?

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Take Me to the Moon With Good Eats

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How Dave Scott stays healthy and happy

The singular gift that all of you should try to attain is the supreme goal of perfect health. While no one knows what “perfect” represents, if we can all reduce stress, maintain balance, and restore vitality and confidence, our potential to excel will never be deterred. The most cherished goal that I have attained in my career is not my Ironman victories but the simplistic joy of being healthy — physically and mentally. Let me tell you a story that will illustrate that.
Sure enough it was David Scott — in full astronaut attire!

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Everyday Tips to Prevent Back Injury

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Sitting at a Computer
Your arms should make right angles, with your elbows resting on your desk or the armrests of your chair, wrists straight. Your feet should be flat on the floor (use a footrest if necessary) with knees level with or slightly lower than your hips. Angle your monitor so you’re looking straight ahead, not down. As you work, just shifting your weight by crossing your legs, pumping your knees or moving in your chair eases the pressure on any one area of your spine and helps supply spine-nourishing fluid to the disks.

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Treatment Options

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The main conventional treatment for varicose veins is compression stockings that force the blood back up toward the heart. Also, unsightly veins can be removed surgically.
Several good alternative treatments exist, but it is essential to have a medical evaluation before using these herbs and supplements. A couple of dangerous conditions might appear to be varicose veins. If your doctor tells you, however, that varicose veins are the problem, you have many options to choose from, as described below.

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My First Time at a Spa

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For weeks I was going crazy trying to figure out what my boyfriend was getting me for my birthday. I thought for sure a new printer or perhaps a nice piece of jewelry. When he told me to wear “loose clothing” and “little or no makeup” on the big day, I was confused. To my surprise, my birthday present was a trip to a spa!

I had heard about spas on movies and television, but I had never been to one. What were they going to do to me, I thought? I was a spa virgin and I was scared.
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You Can Draw Your Way to Health

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Draw your way to health? It’s possible, with what we are learning now about the effects of creativity and art imagery on our physical and emotional health.
I wish all physicians would add a box of crayons to their diagnostic And therapeutic tools. –Bernie Siegel, M.D. in his book Peace, Love, and Healing”

Did you ever think you’d hear a doctor say “Draw two pictures and call me in the morning”? Today more medical professionals are prescribing art for their patients as a powerful tool for getting-and staying-well.

It’s not such a strange idea. After all, each of our lives is in some sense a work of art, and we are its creators. We can choose to pay attention to our bodies and feelings, and give ourselves what we need to build lives that are healthy and whole.
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