martes, 20 de noviembre de 2012

About.com Health: Mmmmm, Turkey. And Healthier Lungs, Too!

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From Maura Corrigan, your About.com Health Editor
Sorry, no, gobbling turkey won't help you breathe better. But not only is November about family, friends and feasting in the U.S., it's also time to pay heed to the importance of well-functioning lungs. And who isn't thankful for easy breathing?

Dig In, But Don't Overdo It
It's fine to load your plate with all the goodies on the table--once. Twice or thrice? Maybe not the best idea. Savor the flavor the first time around to be nice to your belly. Read More...
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Stay On Your Exercise (or Field) Track
With all the distractions this week, don't forget to make time for a turkey trot, or some other type of movement. Read More...

Eat Right With COPD
November is Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Awareness Month, and how you eat can affect your airways. Follow these 13 tips for a better dining experience on Thanksgiving, and always. Read More...

Foods to Prevent Lung Cancer
It's also Lung Cancer Awareness Month, and while not smoking is the best way to prevent lung cancer, a healthy diet can also help fight the disease. Read More...
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