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The Detroit Jewish News, 2009-01-08

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JN Contents

Operation Cast Lead

JNonline.us
Thursday, Jan. 8-14, 2009
12-18 Tevet 5769
Vol. CXXXIV, No. 23

The Detroit Jewish community joined hearts at Young Israel of Oak Park

By

on Sunday night to pray for the safety and welfare of Israelis in southern

On The Cover:

Special Report

Connecting With Israel A19

Detroiters on family mission express solidarity.

Health & Fitness

A Healing Mission A35

Holistic health services and military veterans.

Platinum

Light, Delicious & Kosher B12

Fabulous food for a healthier lifestyle.

Teen 2 Teen Extra

No Teen Stands Alone C1

Web site connects teens to Israeli counterparts.

Business/Professional

The Business Of Energy C5

Stanford Ovshinsky out to "change the world."

Arts & Entertainment

Jews In The Grooves C11

For late-breaking news:

A massive archive of rare, recorded music.

Arts/Entertainment C11
C5
Business
C21
Family Focus
A8
Front Lines
Health & Fitness ..A35
A7
Letters
C24
Marketplace
C21
Mazel Toy!
A24
Metro
C32
Obituaries
A27
Opinion
A31
Spirituality

Sports
Staff Box
Synagogue List
Teen2Teen
To Do!/Calendar
Torah Portion
World/Israel

A36
Al2
A32
C1
.. C16
A31
A13

Columnists
George Cantor ....A27
C15
Danny Raskin
A5
Robert Sklar

On The Cover:

Drumming at Kibbutz Yifat are (front) Emily Young, 12, of
West Bloomfield; (middle row) Madison Bennett, 8, and her
mother Meg Bennett of Bloomfield Hills and Melissa Weiss,
13, of West Bloomfield; (back row) Katie Young, 15, Michael
Weiss, 10, and Jake Weiss, 15.

Photography, Debbie Hill
Page design, Debbie Schultz

The Detroit Jewish News (USPS 275-520) is published every Thursday at 29200
Northwestern Highway; #110, Southfield, Michigan. Periodical postage paid at Southfield,
Michigan, and additional mailing offices. Postmaster: send changes to: Detroit Jewish
News, 29200 Northwestern Highway, #110, Southfield, MI 48034.

Barbara Beznos,

RD, LD/N

Integrated Nutrition, LLC

Israel, Israeli soldiers and innocent civilians in Gaza. Participants includ-

ed Devora Levine, 21, of Oak Park.

Nutritionally
Speaking

JNenline.

Online Poll

Has Israel gone too far in Gaza?
Visit the JNonline.us homepage, below the
left menu, to cast your vote.

Shabbat Lights

Key JN Phone Numbers:

Candlelighting
Friday, Jan. 9,
5 p.m.
Shabbat Ends
Saturday, Jan. 10,

Switchboard:
(248) 354-6060

6:06 p.m.*

General News: (248) 351-5144
Business News: (248) 351-5148
Arts News: (248) 351-5142
Delivery: (248) 351-5174

Candlelighting
Friday, Jan. 16,
5:08 p.m.
Shabbat Ends

Retail Ads: (248) 351-5107
Classified Ads: (248) 351-5100

Saturday, Jan. 17,
6:14 p.m.*

ni •A

ues-
tion:
Dear

,air
Bar, gm 45
years old and
am experienc-
,
ina menstrual
irregular-
ity, hot flashes, and some sleep
problems. Someone mentioned
"perimenopause." Can you shed
any light on that. Thanks, Ruby.

A

nswer: Dear Ruby, Ac-
cording to the Mayo
Clinic, perimenopause
marks the interval when your
body begins to transition into
menopause. It can last from 2-8
years plus the year after your last
period. Some woman notice these
changes as early as their mid-30s.

During perimenopause, es-
trogen levels can fluctuate,
your periods can lengthen/
,
`ve/ . , shorten, and your body
may exhibit changes
that present themselves
(i
\ I )
as menopause, (even
though menstruation is
still occurring). Typical
symptoms are: men-
strual irregularity, hot
flashes, night sweats, er-
ratic sleep, mood changes,
vaginal and bladder issues,
loss of bone mass, and others.

Because your risk of osteoporosis
and heart disease increase during
this time, a healthy diet is more
important than ever. A low-fat,
high-fiber diet rich in fruits, veg-
etables, whole grains, omega-3s,
calcium and vitamin D is strongly
recommended. Avoid tobacco, al-
cohol, and caffeine. Consult with
your physician and dietitian.

— Barbara Beznos,
Registered Dietitian

Direct Your Questions For Barb

And Counseling Inquiries To:

Integrated Nutrition, LLC,
Northwestern Hwy.

32401

Farmington Hills. MI

Phone:

(248) 538-8050

miva,

F°07

OF THE YEAR

*Some begin Havdalah 60 minutes after sunset
instead of 72 (above).

48334

E-mail:

llarb et integratednutrition.corn

Web:
w-ww.integratednutrition.com

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