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Haven't had milk in years. It's a great beverage for baby calves ... but WAY

too much fat for human consumption ... I eat a little ice cream once in a

while though. In fact, ice cream used to be an addiction with me. I get

calcium from food supplements ... and never had a broken bone. Played

football in HS, raced motorcycles, sport judo, bicycle racing ... And crashed

a few time during both the motorcycle and bicycle racing. I think a person

can keep bones strong through exercise, especially weight training. This is

especially important for women. Any other weight trainers out there???

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Hi and welcome back. I too am an ice cream fanatic. Almost any flavor,

but mostly butter pecan. I use to like working out when I was younger, but

life interupted and after going without for a year, maybe more, I just

couldn't get back into it. That was over 10 years ago. Can someone start over

without doing damage? I would like to try. I could use it. I have been using

1lb weights with my recovery of CTS release. I am due back under the knife in

a month, if my hand recovers according to plan, so I suppose I'll have wait

for now. Great to see your input again, Happiness to you, Michele

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Hi, Michele. Re work out " starting over " I understand that great

strides can be made, even with very old folks in nursing homes,

especially with weights. I know that my mom, age 85, does well with

her " trainer " and with occasional PT. I think we just have to be

careful not to overdo, because we'll pay! Right? Also, of course,

any " working out " that I might do now is going to be vastly different

from 30 years ago! (LOL) Good luck. Regards, Carolyn

> Hi and welcome back. I too am an ice cream fanatic. Almost

any flavor,

> but mostly butter pecan. I use to like working out when I was

younger, but

> life interupted and after going without for a year, maybe more, I

just

> couldn't get back into it. That was over 10 years ago. Can someone

start over

> without doing damage? I would like to try. I could use it. I have

been using

> 1lb weights with my recovery of CTS release. I am due back under

the knife in

> a month, if my hand recovers according to plan, so I suppose I'll

have wait

> for now. Great to see your input again, Happiness to you, Michele

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