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JNonline.us
July 12-18, 2007
26 Tammuz-3 Av 5767
Vol. CXXXI, No. 23
Nutritionally
Speaking
By Barbara Beznos, Rll, .1.1)./N
Integrated Nutrition,
Custom Business
Metro
Ben Kalish, 23, has opened the after-market auto shop he dreamed
about for years. See today's expanded Business section.
Global Stage 13
ues-
tion:
JET to host Jewish theater forum.
Dear
Barb;' n
improving my
diet help slow
down the aging
process? Rona.
World/Israel
The War A Year Later 15
Was Lebanon a wake-up call for Israel?
Rabbi Freedman's Legacy 17
Yeshiva Torah is tribute to beloved educator.
On The Cover
Business
Beneficial Scraps 19
Recycling business helps the environment.
Dog Gone Good 24
Woman's business enhances dogs' lives.
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Making Her Mark 29
Ann Arbor
39
Around Town
33
Arts/Entertainment 39
Business
19
Front Lines
9
Letters
6
Marketplace
55
Mazel Toy!
51
Metro
13
Obituaries
67
9
Online
Opinion
18
Sports
34
Trademark attorney woos Israeli clientele.
Staff Box
To Do!/Calendar
To Dol/Crossword
To Life'
Torah Portion
World/Israel
Columnists
George Cantor
Danny Raskin
Robin Schwartz
Robert Sklar
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Teen2Teen extra
A Powerful Junior Year 32
Leadership program links teens, Israelis.
To Life!
Around Town
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Mingling Over Martinis 33
CEO discusses new Ford Hospital plans.
Arts & Entertainment
Ann Arbor Art Fairs 39
Jewish artists will be well represented.
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LLC
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nswer: Dear Rona, The
idea that diet and nutrition
can positively affect the
aging process has been around for
centuries. Ayurveda, an ancient
system of health care that is native
to India, actually has a branch
named Rasayana ("rejuvenation"),
which focuses on foods that are be-
lieved to revitalize and rejuvenate.
There is also a fair body of scien-
tific evidence that suggests diet/
nutrition plays an important
1 1 .,_
role in the aging process.
A well-reported British
study involving 74,000
healthy adults over the age
of 60 living in Europe
suggested that adherence
to a so-called Mediter-
ranean diet (high in
fruits, vegetables, grains
and unsaturated fats like
olive oil, but low in satu-
rated fats, meat and dairy)
had a direct correlation to
healthy aging and mortality.
Another study at the Human Nutri-
tion Research Center on Aging
at Tufts University suggests that
high-ORAC (Oxygen Radical
Absorbance Capacity) foods, e.g.,
prunes, blueberries, strawberries,
kale, and spinach, may improve
cognitive function and protect
against cell damage—important
factors in the aging process.
A qualified dietitian/nutritionist
can provide more information.
— Barbara Beznos,
Registered Dietitian
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