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I have gone to 5 doctors and no one can tell me why. I have had all
the blood test, upper GI, colonscopy, endoscopy, cancer tests and
nothing shows up.
I have gone from 130 lbs to 88 lbs.
Does anyone out there have an answer? or can direct me to a Dr that
may have treated this?
Anything would be greatly appreciated.
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HaylenView Thread
If you struggle with weight, was your house ''obesogenic'' growing up? (Fast food meals, soft drinks, lots of TV viewing, and low physical activity)
If you are a parent, are you working to keep your kids in a healthy house?
HaylenView Thread
I know that easy access to fast food is not our friend!
HaylenView Thread
HaylenView Thread
With all the focus on health, why do you think weight is not concerning to lots of people?
HaylenView Thread
Have you tried Jenny Craig? Would you?
Haylen
p.s. My mom was a Weight Watchers gal - she passed away in September and my brother and I found her dusty food scale in the back of the pantry! It must have been 25 years old and it still worked...View Thread
If these factors are not properly managed, controlled, planned and prevented, breast cancer and other types of cancer may damage your body. Eating healthy foods, rich in antioxidants helps in fighting and preventing cancer cells to spread all over your body and damaging tissues and organ's normal function. This anti-cancer substance is abundantly present in whole grains, different kind of fruits and a wide variety of vegetables. Fortunately, these foods are normally found in our environment, but still people ignore the health benefits of these foods and mostly consume unhealthy products made artificially and is often advertised effectively.
Total awareness on your own health and the factors that mostly contributes to your wellness is important to achieve a healthy life. Considering physical, emotional, mental, social and spiritual aspects of life is very necessary in order for you to deeply understand the underlying causes of a certain health condition which presently affects your stability, performance, and overall health. Be healthy, Be happy, Be well!View Thread
Haylen
p.s. I love blueberries in vanilla yogurt with a sprinkle of granola...View Thread
I'm an apple married to an apple! I'm going to guess that I'm raising two little apples too...I'm trying to become a firm Fuji instead of some other mushy type...
HaylenView Thread
I have a new neighbor who moved here from Israel - she was shocked by American breakfasts - bread and meat and more bread and grease. She took me to a local Israeli restaurant and the breakfast special was hummus and a green salad for breakfast - I loved it! Might try and incorporate into this all-American household

What is your go-to breakfast?
Haylen
And just for fun, what is your fave unhealthy breakfast? (Eggs Benedict or pancakes for me!)View Thread
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