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Healthy Women Take 10
www.healthywomen.org   January 2007 Volume 3, Issue 4

rollerblading womanDear Subscriber,
'Take 10' for You…
Choosing the Right Exercise Plan

his is resolution season and many of us are determined to become more physically active. Yet picking an exercise program you'll stick with—and even love!—takes more than simple luck. To discover how to make a positive choice, read "Quest for Success: Finding an Exercise Program that Works for You."

In this month's issue, you'll also learn why it's important to know your risk factors for metabolic syndrome and what you can do to reduce them. Also, the dietitian answers questions about what pregnant women should eat and which foods contain high amounts of estrogen.

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The National Women’s Health Resource Center Staff

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Quest for Success: Finding an Exercise Program that Works for You

Health Minute
Looking at the Big Picture Can Save Your Life

Eating Well
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Test your knowledge here.

separator Nora Saul, M.S, R.D., L.D.N., C.D.E.

Ask the Dietitian

Q. What does an eating plan for a pregnant woman look like?

A. Interestingly, it looks similar to a healthy eating plan for an adult woman who isn't pregnant, just with more calories and special attention to certain vitamins and minerals. More...

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