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Go Healthy For Good! / October 29, 2014
Addictions - Alcohol
Alcohol misuse is the leading cause of premature death and disability worldwide, for people aged 15 to 50. But, only 10% of those with an alcohol problem recognize that they have one. If you are thinking about drinking, seriously consider the risks.
Go Healthy For Good! / October 28, 2014
Addictions - Opiate Addiction
The poppy seed contains morphine and codeine, plus synthetic derivatives like hydrocodone, oxycodone, hydromorphone, and heroin. To find out more about the effects of opiate in your life, don't miss this episode.
Go Healthy For Good! / October 27, 2014
Addictions - Eating Disorder
30 million Americans will be suffering from an eating disorder at some time in their lives. Every other teenage girl and nearly 1 in 3 teenage boys use unhealthy weight control behaviors. This preoccupation with food and weight is not healthy!
Real Family Talk / October 26, 2014
When Ministry Gets in the Way of Family & Marriage
Many of us are very dedicated to the work of the church and want to help it grow. But could too much "good work" put a strain on our marriage and family life? Roger & Kathy Hernandez discuss how to find a healthy balance.
Go Healthy For Good! / October 23, 2014
Adventist Health Study
Who lives longer - vegetarians, non-vegetarians, or vegans? Are nuts a superfood or a fatty food? How much longer could the lifespan be extended by optimal health practices? Find out these answers from the Adventist Health Study.
Real Family Talk / October 19, 2014
How ADRA Helps Families Around the World
Could you live on $1.25 per day? What would you do if a natural disaster struck your community and destroyed your home and livelihood? Cheryl Shaw shares stories of those who faced these challenges and how the Adventist Church lent a helping hand.
Go Healthy For Good! / October 16, 2014
Concussions
The brain can be injured when the head, the body, or both undergo sudden acceleration, deceleration, or rotation. With time and rest, the brain can recover. But what if the injury is missed?