We have live blogging this evening during Stand Up To Cancer(SU2C)….
At 8:00 EST, when the show begins simultaneously across all networks, log into the Pink Ribbon Review and have a real-time conversation with Karen Lynch about the event – real time, live, as it happens. She’ll have live coverage and commentary about the event — and you can add your two cents, too!
Her “live” blog will be displayed in a viewer window on the main Pink Ribbon Review website (thanks to software provided by CoveritLive). It’s like instant messaging — except you don’t need a user name or password — …read more

It is that time again, no not Valentine’s Day, but theme day here at the science and health channel. I would like to remind y’all of the fact that the month of February is American Heart month. And what an appropriate day to celebrate our heart health and knowledge… Valentine’s day. Here is our complete list of heart related posts among varying topics of discussion. Enjoy!
Kristina starts us off at Autism Vox with a witty Whatever you Eat- Love Conquers All… Sharing meals has always been an important courtship ritual and a metaphor for love. But in an age …read more

Theme day here at the science and health channel. What do we have on tap? Some New Years resolutions!!! I had posted mine previous, but here we go again.
By the way, I really, really need to concentrate on taking that deep breath before reacting. Oh boy, I do not like yelling at my children. It makes me feel like a bad mommy. I will work on it though, if it is he last thing I do.
So here is my resolutions yet again from Diabetes Notes and A Hearty Life. Don’t laugh too much, I was honest, which can be embarrassing! …read more

Over at my other site Diabetes Notes I quizzed my eldest daughter about her diabetic I.Q.. She did fairly well. I was impressed and had fun doing that with her so I have decided to do the same thing here at A Hearty Life with my middle cherub. She is 5 1/2 years old and in kindergarten. We will call her Siddy for short. Protection and all that! So here we go. Her cardiac I.Q. quiz is on…
1. Ok, Siddy… what does your heart do?
“Beats. It runs your body by the veins and blood”
2. How big is your heart?
“As big …read more

Mark Sisson is back yet again, and his message is loud and clear! There should be no excuses when it comes to your heart health. And that’s just what exercise is! So listen up people, get it movin’ today, let this be your wake up call. How did you like my tuff guy approach?
 
I Can’t Afford the Gym
And?
I’ve been coaching people at all levels of fitness and competition for two decades now. I’ve heard every excuse you can imagine (and in my days as a newly-minted marathoner, I …read more

Well, I enjoyed having Mark so much last week, I’ve invited him back for more exercise advice. Keep reading for helpful tips in everyday life…
Hi, it’s Mark and I’m back with a few more fitness tips to help you overcome the exercise obstacles (and excuses!) you might face at one point or another. Last week (http://www.aheartylife.com/2007/05/22/mark-has-something-to-say-about-your-hearty-exercise-excuses-helpful-tips-to-stay-heart-healthy/) I discussed some ways to work with overloaded schedules, especially if you’re a busy parent. But another major obstacle to sticking with the fitness habit is physical: when you’re sick, ill or injured. Whether you’re recovering from a …read more

Here is what fitness extraordinare Mark Sissa has to offer…
I Don’t Have Time to Exercise!
Yep, the old standby. You’re gonna have to do better than that!
Hi, I’m Mark Sisson. Being an official “fitness guy” (more on that in a bit), Kendra thought it would be a good idea for me to stop by and share my heart-healthy exercise tips. We agreed that simply sharing how-to tips would not be sufficient – because everyone knows they need to work out. The problem is that everything gets in the way: the three kids, the …read more