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Changing My Unhealthy & Sinful Behavior: It’s A Matter of My Mind, Will & Heart
January 03rd, 201303:43 PM ETI’ve been successful in not adding sugar to my coffee for three days now. This morning I sipped on about 1/2 a cup of coffee… with half and half and no sugar. Why Am I Blogging About This? I’m capturing my experiences about this behavior change effort in writing on this blog for two main reasons. First, when we try to change an aspect of ou... -
New Government Study: Being Overweight Lowers Our Risk of Death
January 02nd, 201312:45 PM ETToday's Wall Street Jounal has an article referencing this week's Jounal of American Medical Association (JAMA) article about a new research study that shows being overweight is conducive to living longer. The study finds that being overweight, as determined by one's Body Mass Index (BMI), is associated with significantly lower all-cause... -
Sugar and My Sin. How I'm Changing Unhealthy & Sinful Behavior
January 01st, 201301:47 PM ETI've had 24 hours to prepare for not using sugar in my morning coffee. It's about 11:30 AM and I've succeeded... today. As I wrote yesterday, I'm convinced that sugar is absolutely no good for my body or my health. Since the Holy Spirit resides in me, and my body is God's temple, I'm not caring properly for his temple when I add sugar to my coffee... -
Why Adding Sugar to My Coffee is a Sin. What's Your Resolution for 2013?
December 31st, 201201:56 PM ETI like a cup of strong coffee. I like it with creme. And I like it with sugar. There is nothing ‘good’ about adding sugar to my coffee, except that it tastes good. Adding simple sugar to anything is not good for my health. I’ve known this for years, but I still do it. I have all but stopped drinking soda because of the acid and sugar in itâ€... -
Whole Person Health Bible Study and Discipleship Initiative
December 21st, 201201:52 PM ETDoes your church recognize the importance of helping members of its congregation attend to their personal health? Healthy people are better able to serve in God's Kingdom than are sick and diseased people. The Faith and Health Connection Ministry, a registered nonprofit organization, has set early 2013 course dates for their Faith and Health Ambas... -
Mental Health and Violence. A Christian Response to the Sandy Hook Shooting to Help Parents Better Understand
December 18th, 201208:43 PM ETWe’re all trying to better understand why violence occurred at the Sandy Hook Elementary School last week. We also want to know what we as adults can do to reduce the number of violent acts that occur in our country. What do our youth need that they’re not getting? What is at the very root of acting out in violent behavior? What connection is t... -
Tough Times? Worried? Anxious? Trust God!
November 01st, 201201:18 PM ETWhen life is a mess, do you wig out and become really stressed or do you have peace because you trust in God? When you become anxious and worried it sets into motion many physiological and biochemical reactions within your body that are bad for your health. Headaches, intestinal problems, chronic pain, skin problems and sleeplessness are just a fe... -
Scientists Discover that 'Junk DNA' is Not Junk - God Knows That!
September 06th, 201203:20 PM ETResearchers have discovered yet a new revelation about the human genome: it’s full of active, functioning DNA, and it's a lot more complex than they ever thought. A Time magazine article, Junk DNA - Not So Useless After All, provides some details of the recent discoveries and research. Imagine that! Should we be surprised that the researchers a... -
U. S. Army Suicide Problem Needs God, not Nasal Spray & Drugs
August 22nd, 201202:14 PM ETThe U.S. Army has reported that there were 38 total confirmed or suspected suicides in its ranks in the month of July, 2012. This is the highest number of suicides in a month ever. The Army has confirmed 120 suicides for both active- and non-active-duty soldiers in 2012, with 67 other deaths suspected as suicides but still under investigation. Twe... -
Prayer: The Most Common Complimentary & Alternative Medicine Practice
June 30th, 201211:53 AM ETWhat is the most common type of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) treatment that mid-life women in the United States use to maintain their health? Researchers analyzed data from the 2002 National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) involving a random national sample of 5,849 women ages 40-59 years. Overall, 46% of women used some type of CAM...
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The latest health blog with in-depth analysis from The Christian Post.
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Dale Fletcher, M.S. is the founder of Faith and Health Connection Ministry. Connect with Dale at www.FaithandHealthConnection.org
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