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September, 2007 HealthLine Program Information

 (Please click here to watch this archived episode)

 

HealthLine Interview:

Topic: Helping Kids Back to the School Routines

Guest: Dr. Jason Bluemlein

            Clinical Counselor

                     

 

Medical Minutes:

• Alzheimer’s and sense of smell

 

• Computerized medication dispenser

 

 

HealthLine Interview:

Topic: Sports Nutrition

Guest: Rita Heikenfeld

                       Macy’s Regional Culinary Expert

 

 

 

Rita’s Recipes:

 

HOMEMADE SPORTS DRINK

 

Diluting fruit juice is an inexpensive way to create your own sports drink.

Reduce with water to a 6-8% carbohydrate solution––diluted fruit juice

will efficiently deliver just the right amount of carbs to working muscles.

 

To dilute a powdered juice drink like lemonade in a packet, or any juice

from concentrate, always use at least twice as much water as recommended

on the package.

 

I like to use orange juice already made up in the carton …always choose

a drink that contains 100% of the recommended daily value of vitamin C …

read labels for excess sugar, too.

 

Add twice as much water as juice along with a dash of salt, which helps

electrolyte balance (that’s why commercial sports drink contain sodium).

 

 

ORANGE CREAMSICLE SMOOTHIE

After the game, the kids are thirsty and need something more substantial

than a sports drink or water. This fills the bill.  Great as a breakfast

smoothie, too for you and the kids!

 

1 can, 6 oz frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed

8 oz low fat vanilla yogurt

1 teaspoon vanilla

2-1/2 cups skim or 1% milk

A few ice cubes if you want

Mix in blender until smooth.

 Serves 6           Great for Post Game!  Fat: 1 g; Carb: 19g: Pro: 6 g

 

This Month’s HouseCalls Doctors:

 

1. Dr. Sherif Awadalla

     Institute for Reproductive Health

     Subject: Multiple births

 

2. Dr. Nancy Swikert

    Patient First Physician’s Group

    Subject: Ear Infections

 

3. Dr. Barry Dick

     Cranley Surgical Associates

   Subject: Screening Tests

 

 

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