Vegan Menu for People with Diabetes
Author: Nancy Berkoff
People with diabetes constitute about 6 percent of the U.S. population, and many more are at risk for this disease. Can someone with diabetes follow a vegan diet? Absolutely! Are there benefits to using a vegan diet? Definitely! A vegan diet that is low in saturated fat and cholesterol and high in fiber and phytochemicals, particularly when combined with exercise and weight loss if necessary, can help to reduce the risk of developing diabetes. It can also reduce the risk of heart disease, a common problem in people with diabetes. These menus make following a vegan diet easy both for people with diabetes and those who are concerned about developing diabetes. The vegan diabetic menu planner is designed to provide a balance of protein, carbohydrates, fat, vitamins, and minerals while following the basic principles of a diabetic meal plan.
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ACU-Yoga: Self Help Techniques to Relieve Tension
Author: Michael Reed Gach
Originally published in 1981 and now in its 21st printing, Acu-Yoga is the only book to explain the relationship between two ancient health regimensyoga and acupressure and how they can be combined for maximum effectiveness in relieving stress and finding energy and vibrant health. This powerful, practical program offers self-help techniques to treat back problems, headaches, hypertension, colds, constipation, depression, menstrual discomfort and aches and tension throughout our bodies.
CONTAINS SELF HELP TECHNIQUES FOR:
BACK PROBLEMS
HEADACHES
BODY TENSIONS
HYPERTENSION
COLDS
NECK TENSION
CONSTIPATION
MENSTRUAL TENSION
DEPRESSION
SHOULDER TENSION
Table of Contents:
Preface | 7 | |
Acknowledgments | 9 | |
I | An Introduction to Acu-Yoga | |
1 | The Background of Acu-Yoga | 15 |
Holistic Health | 15 | |
The Origins of Acu-Yoga | 18 | |
The Philosophy of Acu-Yoga | 24 | |
2 | Basic Principles of Acu-Yoga | 29 |
Discipline | 29 | |
Body Awareness | 30 | |
The Flexibility of the Spine | 34 | |
Breathing Techniques | 36 | |
Meditation | 38 | |
Meditative Exercises | 40 | |
Meditation for Exploring the Cause of Disease | 44 | |
Deep Relaxation | 45 | |
II | The Practice of Acu-Yoga | |
Part A | Acu-Yoga Series of Exercises Based on Yoga | 49 |
3 | A Whole-Body Self-Treatment Emphasizing Flexibility of the Spine | 51 |
4 | The Chakras | 61 |
Part B | Acu-Yoga Series of Exercises Based on the Channels of Acupressure | 77 |
5 | The Eight Regulatory Channels | 79 |
6 | The Organ Meridians | 99 |
III | Acu-Yoga Postures That Benefit Specific Conditions | |
Abdominal Weakness | 124 | |
Back Problems | 127 | |
Body Tension | 132 | |
Circulation | 135 | |
Colds | 138 | |
Constipation | 143 | |
Cramps and Spasms | 148 | |
Depression | 151 | |
Eye Problems | 157 | |
Fatigue | 160 | |
Frustration | 168 | |
Headaches | 171 | |
Hypertension | 178 | |
Indigestion | 181 | |
Insomnia | 190 | |
Menstrual Tension | 193 | |
Neck Tension | 197 | |
Nervous Disorders | 202 | |
Pelvic Tension | 206 | |
Potency | 210 | |
Resistance to Illness | 215 | |
Shoulder Tension | 217 | |
Sinuses | 226 | |
Spinal Disorders | 228 | |
Glossary | 235 | |
Bibliography | 239 | |
Index | 243 | |
About the Authors | 248 |
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