Comments for Nancy Deville's Blog http://www.nancydeville.com/blog Nancy Deville is a bestselling health book writer and the author of HEALTHY, SEXY, HAPPY: A Thrilling Journey to The Ultimate You and the nonfiction exposé of the food, diet and drug industries Death by Supermarket. Karma is her first novel. She lives in Santa Monica, California. Sat, 07 Jan 2012 04:49:00 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on DO’S AND DON’TS TO PREVENT BREAST CANCER by generic viagra http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/2009/12/do%e2%80%99s-and-don%e2%80%99ts-to-prevent-breast-cancer/comment-page-1/#comment-168 generic viagra Sat, 07 Jan 2012 04:49:00 +0000 http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/?p=380#comment-168 Fantastic article..Good breast Cancer prevention tips given..Thanks you so much for giving opportunity to read your post. Fantastic article..Good breast Cancer prevention tips given..Thanks you so much for giving opportunity to read your post.

]]> Comment on TREATING ADRENAL BURNOUT BY CHANGING YOUR BRAIN by Luvlife90210 http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/2010/04/treating-adrenal-burnout-by-changing-your-brain/comment-page-1/#comment-167 Luvlife90210 Tue, 20 Dec 2011 05:42:00 +0000 http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/?p=1472#comment-167 Thank you so much for sharing this information. Iknew something has been wrong with me all year and I've had so many different type of test taken and been diagnosed with so many different things and I was still feeling down. When I began to have menstrual issues, I knew having had regularity all my life, something was wrong. I was diagnosed with  diagnosed with adrenal fatigue and periomenospausal symptoms and immediately placed hormone replacement therapy, because I am so depleted. It's unbelievable that my symptoms are so closely matched to everything you described. When we damage our body, we in a sense are killing ourselves. I realize that I'm too old to be living the same way that I have for the past 38 years, so I am committed in 2012 to bringing my life in order. I've never known how to relax and loosen up and it's finally taken a toll on me. I must change, because it's now impacting my relationships. I am kind I am important I matter Bless you! May I be safe May I be happy May I be healthy May I live with ease Thank you so much for sharing this information. Iknew something has been wrong with me all year and I’ve had so many different type of test taken and been diagnosed with so many different things and I was still feeling down. When I began to have menstrual issues, I knew having had regularity all my life, something was wrong. I was diagnosed with  diagnosed with adrenal fatigue and periomenospausal symptoms and immediately placed hormone replacement therapy, because I am so depleted.

It’s unbelievable that my symptoms are so closely matched to everything you described. When we damage our body, we in a sense are killing ourselves. I realize that I’m too old to be living the same way that I have for the past 38 years, so I am committed in 2012 to bringing my life in order.

I’ve never known how to relax and loosen up and it’s finally taken a toll on me. I must change, because it’s now impacting my relationships.

I am kind
I am important
I matter

Bless you!

May I be safe
May I be happy
May I be healthy
May I live with ease

]]> Comment on Shopping for Real Food on a Budget by Brian Cormack Carr http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/2011/11/shopping-for-real-food-on-a-budget/comment-page-1/#comment-166 Brian Cormack Carr Tue, 22 Nov 2011 07:06:00 +0000 http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/?p=2721#comment-166 Another great article, Nancy, and so right - cost never needs to be an obstacle to eating well - eating badly will always cost us more in the long run. There are a few more ideas here: http://paleodietnews.com/1970/following-the-paleo-diet-on-a-budget/ Another great article, Nancy, and so right – cost never needs to be an obstacle to eating well – eating badly will always cost us more in the long run. There are a few more ideas here: http://paleodietnews.com/1970/following-the-paleo-diet-on-a-budget/

]]> Comment on Single and Dreading the Holidays? Online Dating to the Rescue! by Anonymous http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/2011/11/single-and-dreading-the-holidays-online-dating-to-the-rescue/comment-page-1/#comment-165 Anonymous Thu, 17 Nov 2011 16:46:00 +0000 http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/?p=2694#comment-165  Oh, Nancy, Nancy, Nancy, don't you know that over 90% of women's profiles say something like "I'm as comfortable in jeans and a tee shirt as I am in a hot little black dress with pearls."     Your "help" with your friend from Brazil wasn't all that special.    Oh, Nancy, Nancy, Nancy, don’t you know that over 90% of women’s profiles say something like “I’m as comfortable in jeans and a tee shirt as I am in a hot little black dress with pearls.”  
  Your “help” with your friend from Brazil wasn’t all that special.  

]]> Comment on Single and Dreading the Holidays? Online Dating to the Rescue! by Lizzie http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/2011/11/single-and-dreading-the-holidays-online-dating-to-the-rescue/comment-page-1/#comment-164 Lizzie Thu, 17 Nov 2011 16:11:00 +0000 http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/?p=2694#comment-164 oh, i know this all too well. :) xoxo oh, i know this all too well. :) xoxo

]]> Comment on The Pursuit of Happiness is the Right of All Americans by Susan http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/2011/10/the-pursuit-of-happiness-is-the-right-of-all-americans/comment-page-1/#comment-163 Susan Tue, 25 Oct 2011 18:57:00 +0000 http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/?p=2653#comment-163 Hello Nancy!  I have enjoyed your blogs on happiness so much.  It is not only such a vital part of good health, but when our moods are good, and we put that message out to the Universe, good things start to happen.  (I loved seeing Jack, too; it takes me back to my childhood.  My mom loved him!) I wanted to give you an update on my progress with adrenal fatigue, because I have had such a breathrough that I just had to share it with you.  As you know, I was doing everything suggested in every book on adrenal issues: The food, the fat, the sleep, the supplements.   And although I am better than I was 2 years ago, I am still house-bound.  I have been so desperate for the missing link. You had suggested meditation, which helped, but I still felt like something was not right.  And then I found it: A book (and website) called "The Mood Cure, " which may not sound like a help for adrenal fatigue, but once I read it, I had a total light bulb moment.  The premise of the book is amino acids and how much of the population is walking around depleted of these wonderful mood lifters.  I took the tests in the book and scored low on endorphins and seratonin, and that was when I realized, Duh!  I have been taking care of everything BUT my brain, and as the author explains, once your brain believes you are happy and well, your body will follow suit!! The next day I started taking the aminos I'm low in and almost immediately, I felt lighter.  My brain seemed less foggy and I just feel happy!  Now of course, I am in no way ready to run a marathon, but I finaly feel certain that I am on the road to recovery because my brain feels like I am.  It is so cool!!  I'm sorry this is so long, but I thought the book would tie in well with what you are talking about here......Because happiness IS a choice, but sometimes when your brain won't take you there, it's hard to be happy.  I've always tried to be a happy person, and often people around me never believed I was sick because I try to always smile and have a joke.   But a day or two on aminos and I can't believe I forgot how light and happy life really is!! Blessings! Susan Hello Nancy!  I have enjoyed your blogs on happiness so much.  It is not only such a vital part of good health, but when our moods are good, and we put that message out to the Universe, good things start to happen.  (I loved seeing Jack, too; it takes me back to my childhood.  My mom loved him!)

I wanted to give you an update on my progress with adrenal fatigue, because I have had such a breathrough that I just had to share it with you.  As you know, I was doing everything suggested in every book on adrenal issues: The food, the fat, the sleep, the supplements.   And although I am better than I was 2 years ago, I am still house-bound.  I have been so desperate for the missing link.

You had suggested meditation, which helped, but I still felt like something was not right.  And then I found it: A book (and website) called “The Mood Cure, ” which may not sound like a help for adrenal fatigue, but once I read it, I had a total light bulb moment.  The premise of the book is amino acids and how much of the population is walking around depleted of these wonderful mood lifters.  I took the tests in the book and scored low on endorphins and seratonin, and that was when I realized, Duh!  I have been taking care of everything BUT my brain, and as the author explains, once your brain believes you are happy and well, your body will follow suit!!

The next day I started taking the aminos I’m low in and almost immediately, I felt lighter.  My brain seemed less foggy and I just feel happy!  Now of course, I am in no way ready to run a marathon, but I finaly feel certain that I am on the road to recovery because my brain feels like I am.  It is so cool!! 

I’m sorry this is so long, but I thought the book would tie in well with what you are talking about here……Because happiness IS a choice, but sometimes when your brain won’t take you there, it’s hard to be happy.  I’ve always tried to be a happy person, and often people around me never believed I was sick because I try to always smile and have a joke.   But a day or two on aminos and I can’t believe I forgot how light and happy life really is!!

Blessings!
Susan

]]> Comment on THE NEW YORK TIMES KEEPS GETTING IT WRONG ABOUT FOOD by Stephenprogrammer http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/2011/02/the-new-york-times-keeps-getting-it-wrong-about-food/comment-page-1/#comment-161 Stephenprogrammer Mon, 12 Sep 2011 20:42:00 +0000 http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/?p=1812#comment-161 Sorry Nancy, but that simply isn't true.You're failing to count the millions of humans who die unnecessarily due to a diet that regularly contains animal products.If you would like more facts on this there are a multitude of sources.  One being "The China Study"  --the most comprehensive study of nutrition ever conducted.Source:  http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=the+china+study&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=2259587180546563365&sa=X&ei=z2tuTqCxHMPEgQfjhKH-BQ&ved=0CDsQ8wIwAgOn my part, I'm not in favor of a plant-based diet for animal welfare reasons, but for human health reasons.  The research and facts are abundant and can speak for themselves --not to mention support from a variety of physicians and other independent researchers.  Peace out. Sorry Nancy, but that simply isn’t true.You’re failing to count the millions of humans who die unnecessarily due to a diet that regularly contains animal products.If you would like more facts on this there are a multitude of sources.  One being “The China Study”  –the most comprehensive study of nutrition ever conducted.Source:  http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=the+china+study&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=2259587180546563365&sa=X&ei=z2tuTqCxHMPEgQfjhKH-BQ&ved=0CDsQ8wIwAgOn my part, I’m not in favor of a plant-based diet for animal welfare reasons, but for human health reasons.  The research and facts are abundant and can speak for themselves –not to mention support from a variety of physicians and other independent researchers.  Peace out.

]]> Comment on THE NEW YORK TIMES KEEPS GETTING IT WRONG ABOUT FOOD by Anonymous http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/2011/02/the-new-york-times-keeps-getting-it-wrong-about-food/comment-page-1/#comment-160 Anonymous Mon, 12 Sep 2011 20:04:00 +0000 http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/?p=1812#comment-160 I understand your desire to honor living creatures. Agriculture kills more living creatures than raising and slaughtering animals does. That aside, the desire to honor living creatures doesn’t change human physiology. Peace Love, Nancy I understand your desire to honor living
creatures. Agriculture kills more living creatures than raising and
slaughtering animals does. That aside, the desire to honor living creatures
doesn’t change human physiology. Peace Love, Nancy

]]> Comment on THE NEW YORK TIMES KEEPS GETTING IT WRONG ABOUT FOOD by Stephenprogrammer http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/2011/02/the-new-york-times-keeps-getting-it-wrong-about-food/comment-page-1/#comment-159 Stephenprogrammer Mon, 12 Sep 2011 18:52:00 +0000 http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/?p=1812#comment-159 The New York Times is correct.  You, on the other hand, have written the most misleading, uninformed piece of crap I have ever read.  Let me guess, you get a paycheck from the Meat, Dairy or Egg industry?   Here is just a sample of the things you've gotten wrong: 1.  "...if all Americans switched to a diet of real, whole, living food tomorrow there wouldn’t be anywhere near enough food to go around."  FALSE! For example, there is enough grain alone to eliminate hunger globally if only PART of the CURRENT grain given to world livestock was diverted to children and adults. Source:  Documentary "Forks Over Knives", 2011   2. "... the cells are rebuilt, not with plants, but with meat, eggs, butter, whole milk . . . cholesterol/fats, and protein."  FALSE!  Humans, for example, share 97.5% of our DNA with apes and apes get massive, strong healthy muscles and bodies on their natural plant-based diet after weaning.  Aside from an occasional bug, after weaning apes are 100% vegan.  Their, and our, cells rebuild perfectly on a healthy, plant-based diet.   What exactly is in "meat, eggs, butter, whole milk" that you think we must have?  If your answer is protein, calcium, vitamins, minerals, etc. etc., those are ALL supplied by a normal, varied plant-based diet.  In fact, many plants have MORE calcium, vitamins, minerals, etc. than animal foods. Soy beans, for example, are a 100% complete protein like meat.   On a healthy, plant-based diet our bodies naturally produce ALL the cholesterol we need.  We don’t need the unhealthy, artery-clogging kind supplied by meat, dairy and eggs!  FYI Brainiac:  That cholesterol is ONLY supplied by animal foods.  NO plant foods contain cholesterol.   The only nutritional thing a 100% plant-based diet cannot provide is vitamin B12 –It is plentiful in soil and animals naturally eat soil with their food so, hence, they can provide some B12 to us.  Solution?  Don't wash your fruits and vegetables so much [Not recommended!] or simple take a daily multivitamin [Recommended by nearly all physicians regardless of if you are a meat-eater or not].   Why don't you tell the truth?  You are playing with people's lives and coronary health! The New York Times is correct.  You, on the other hand, have written the most
misleading, uninformed piece of crap I have ever read.  Let me guess, you get a paycheck from the Meat,
Dairy or Egg industry?

 

Here is just a sample of the things you’ve gotten wrong:

1.  “…if all
Americans switched to a diet of real, whole, living food tomorrow there
wouldn’t be anywhere near enough food to go around.”  FALSE! For example, there is enough grain alone
to eliminate hunger globally if only PART of the CURRENT grain given to world
livestock was diverted to children and adults.

Source: 
Documentary “Forks Over Knives”, 2011

 

2. “… the cells are rebuilt, not with plants, but
with meat, eggs, butter, whole milk . . . cholesterol/fats, and
protein.”  FALSE!  Humans, for example, share 97.5% of our DNA
with apes and apes get massive, strong healthy muscles and bodies on their
natural plant-based diet after weaning. 
Aside from an occasional bug, after weaning apes are 100% vegan.  Their, and our, cells rebuild perfectly on a
healthy, plant-based diet.

 

What exactly is in “meat, eggs, butter, whole
milk” that you think we must have? 
If your answer is protein, calcium, vitamins, minerals, etc. etc., those
are ALL supplied by a normal, varied plant-based diet.  In fact, many plants have MORE calcium,
vitamins, minerals, etc. than animal foods. Soy beans, for example, are a 100%
complete protein like meat.   On a healthy, plant-based diet our bodies
naturally produce ALL the cholesterol we need. 
We don’t need the unhealthy, artery-clogging kind supplied by meat,
dairy and eggs!  FYI Brainiac:  That cholesterol is ONLY supplied by animal
foods.  NO plant foods contain
cholesterol.

 

The only nutritional thing a 100% plant-based diet cannot
provide is vitamin B12 –It is plentiful in soil and animals naturally eat soil
with their food so, hence, they can provide some B12 to us.  Solution? 
Don’t wash your fruits and vegetables so much [Not recommended!] or
simple take a daily multivitamin [Recommended by nearly all physicians
regardless of if you are a meat-eater or not].

 

Why don’t you tell the truth?  You are playing with people’s lives and
coronary health!

]]> Comment on Healing Broth From Your Kitchen by Susan http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/2011/09/healing-broth-from-your-kitchen/comment-page-1/#comment-158 Susan Thu, 01 Sep 2011 23:23:00 +0000 http://www.nancydeville.com/blog/?p=2316#comment-158 Great article Nancy!  Love broth and have even found a store where I can buy pasture fed chicken with the feet still on!  Sally Fallon says that's the way to go!  Albeit a little gross! I wanted you to see this link because I thought you would get a kick out of this woman's diet!! http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/09/01/amazon-woman-121-years_n_944128.html#s346866&title=121yearold_Woman Great article Nancy!  Love broth and have even found a store where I can buy pasture fed chicken with the feet still on!  Sally Fallon says that’s the way to go!  Albeit a little gross!

I wanted you to see this link because I thought you would get a kick out of this woman’s diet!!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/09/01/amazon-woman-121-years_n_944128.html#s346866&title=121yearold_Woman

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