Re: does it make a difference

[Guest guest]

Yes....it will most definitely make a difference and you have all the

more reason to make changes!! No matter what your stress, be it city

pollution (noise, air, water, crowding,traffic) or " making ends meet "

you should do all to gain and maintain your health. I'm not sure what

you mean that moving to a small town would guarantee a financial

struggle.

Perhaps while changing your lifestyle to a healthy one you should

investigate further the small town issue and see if you can't resolve

it to satisfaction...before making the move. Having done something

similiar myself there are different stresses for sure. But clean air

and clean water(and noise, crowding and traffic) are a big issues,

IMO. You should investigate both (air & water) when thinking of

moving .....so you're not fooled when you get there.

You might also want to investigate what the city planners have mapped

out for 'your town'. Sure wouldn't want to move somewhere and then

find out they're want to build a smelting factory two miles

away....upwind.

Kit

--- In health , " Jina " <jjuiliano@s...>

wrote:

> I have been pondering something of late, and would like opinions! Does

> it really make a difference if, I change my way of eating and start

> getting more exercise, and living a more healthful life style, IF I

> live in a city where the air pollution is almost deadly and has been

> written up by the EPA as being one of the cities that could potentially

> give one cancer just by breathing the air? Or the water isn't pure, but

> one knows that one has to bath in it? Or living with the stress and

> constant struggle to make ends meet , could potentially cause a 1.

> Heart attack or 2. Stroke does it really make a difference? Or how

> about the black mold I know is behind my bath room walls in my apt,

> that I live with day in and day out! Does it make a difference? I mean

> to say is if I start at leading a Healthful Lifestyle, with all the

> other unhealthful things that I live with would it make a difference?

> Or would it make a difference if when I make the changes to my life, I

> would move to a smaller town where the air , water and living is

> healthy? Jina

[Guest guest]

Jina I look t it like this. If there are 50 pollutants in my life and I can

eliminate 25, would I be better off or not? Yes!

Try another angle. If you have 50 splinters in your hands would you be

better off to remove 25?

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----- Original Message -----

From: " Jina " <jjuiliano@...>

<health >

Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 1:00 PM

Subject: does it make a difference

>I have been pondering something of late, and would like opinions! Does

> it really make a difference if, I change my way of eating and start

> getting more exercise, and living a more healthful life style, IF I

> live in a city where the air pollution is almost deadly and has been

> written up by the EPA as being one of the cities that could potentially

> give one cancer just by breathing the air? Or the water isn't pure, but

> one knows that one has to bath in it? Or living with the stress and

> constant struggle to make ends meet , could potentially cause a 1.

> Heart attack or 2. Stroke does it really make a difference? Or how

> about the black mold I know is behind my bath room walls in my apt,

> that I live with day in and day out! Does it make a difference? I mean

> to say is if I start at leading a Healthful Lifestyle, with all the

> other unhealthful things that I live with would it make a difference?

> Or would it make a difference if when I make the changes to my life, I

> would move to a smaller town where the air , water and living is

> healthy? Jina

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[Guest guest]

OMG Jina... anything you can do to help your health... I mean, eating more healthy, exercising ALL HELP the body.. granted breathing clean air would also help..and eliminating as much of the toxins in and around you definitely helps.... any steps you take are much better than none at all.. In this day and age the more we do to change for the better , well the better our bodies become.

SuziJina <jjuiliano@...> wrote:

I have been pondering something of late, and would like opinions! Does it really make a difference if, I change my way of eating and start getting more exercise, and living a more healthful life style, IF I live in a city where the air pollution is almost deadly and has been written up by the EPA as being one of the cities that could potentially give one cancer just by breathing the air? Or the water isn't pure, but one knows that one has to bath in it? Or living with the stress and constant struggle to make ends meet , could potentially cause a 1. Heart attack or 2. Stroke does it really make a difference? Or how about the black mold I know is behind my bath room walls in my apt, that I live with day in and day out! Does it make a difference? I mean to say is if I start at leading a Healthful Lifestyle, with all the other unhealthful

things that I live with would it make a difference?Or would it make a difference if when I make the changes to my life, I would move to a smaller town where the air , water and living is healthy? Jina

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[Guest guest]

Hi Shari and all

On Mon, Sep 05, 2005 at 05:31:11 -0700, SV wrote:

> I am sorry to be so blunt, Jina; but those were pretty silly questions. Of

course it would be

to your advantage to change your diet. It would help keep you healthier while

living in the

Let me start by saying that I am possibly the most outspoken person on this

planet and it gets me into trouble regularly, and I know Shari does not beat

around the bush either!

However I do no think Jina's questions were pretty silly, or silly at all.

I can quite understand someone thinking that with so much bad stuff in their

lifestyle would it be worth making any other changes when some of the

fundamentals like clean water and air are missing.

Every question is a good question on this list, and we are all here

to help answer them. I would hope that people, especially new members will

keep on sending their questions in without fearing that their questions

will be thought silly!

Just my 99 cents!

Persian

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called medical research " - Bernard Shaw

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, Suzi. This is a great group to share with and I'm glad you are all a part of our journey.

Shari