January Jones hosts Humorist Karyn Buxman author of “Whats’ So Funny About….. Nursing?”

January Jones welcomes humorist Karyn Buxman

author of Whats’ So Funny About….. Nursing?”

Humorist Karyn Buxman

Humorist Karyn Buxman

 

Bio for Karyn Buxman, RN, MSN, CSP, CPAE, BTW, FYI, TMI, OMG, LOL

Karyn Buxman is an international speaker, neurohumorist, nurse, and author of 

“What’s So Funny About… Heart Disease?”  

“What’s So Funny About… Diabetes?” 

“What’s So Funny About… Nursing?” 

While her classmates were dissecting frogs, Karyn was dissecting humor. Now a highly sought expert in mind-body medicine, she’s spoken to thousands of people around the globe. Karyn is a past president of AATH, as well as the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award. She is also the co-founder of World Laughter Tour teaching people how to laugh for no reason. Her mission in life is to improve global health through laughter and to heal the humor impaired.

 Be sure to listen on Monday, May 6th at 9 pm ET!
A wonderful book with humor and hope!

A wonderful book with humor and hope!

 

Calling all Moms of PICKY EATERS. TODAY 1pm ET

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It seems there is a Picky Eater in every family.  I had one, an award winning one.  I know the challenges of hearing kids say, “I don’t like it; I don’t want it; I won’t try it, NO.” Their lips tighten shut. They also  gag and make “yucky, no way Hosea” faces.  It may be because it is green, has a “funny” texture, the food is mixed (casserole), it’s not sweet – their reasons of refusal are endless and often creative.

Is this phrase, “Thumbs Up, No Yucks” music to your ears?  If so, then this is the show for you.  Stacey Antine, RD, founder of HealthBarn USA, wrote the Guide to Getting Your Kid to be a Great Eater.  Her book is called Appetite for Life. Her goal is to have your kids eating fresh healthy foods while giving you a thumbs up with a smile.  She is our Co-Host this week.

Our guests will be you, moms and dads of picky eaters!  We are inviting you to call in with your questions and concerns.  With Stacey’s exceptional success in turning Picky Eaters into willing ones, and mine with the Kid Kritics blind taste tests and moms who use our Kid Kritics Approved products and recipes, we have are steeped in resources to help you.

And, you can expect to hear some great recipe ideas your family will love including easy ones you can fix in a jiff, plus ones you can eat on the run!

Come into our Family Food Experts Kitchen on Thursday, May 2nd , 1pm ET, www.W4CY.com. Listen in while you are busy preparing or already enjoying your dinner. See you then!

… for the health of your family,
ellen (host)
KidKritics.com
Family Food Experts.com

Boston Bombing Can Trigger More PTSD

There’s no escaping trauma in the world today. Bombings, hurricanes, wars, domestic violence, gangs – it’s everywhere you can imagine. Witnessing or experiencing a traumatic event can put an individual at risk for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, PTSD. Any real or perceived threat to oneself or another can trigger a traumatic response.
Once limited primarily to those returning from war, we now know that a child being bullied in school, a witness of a violent crime or a survivor of a natural disaster can all suffer the devastating effects of PTSD even years after the event has occurred.

Here are some warning signs to be aware of:

nightmares ~ hyper vigilance ~ panic attacks ~ avoidance of certain places, experiences, or situations
flashbacks ~ feeling emotionally numb ~ hopelessness about the future ~ memory problems ~ difficulty concentrating ~ relationship issues

These symptoms can be debilitating and seriously impact the quality of one’s life. But PTSD is curable and Dr. Perry uses many natural and spiritual modalities to achieve this. She recommends the following:

Reach out for support from friends, family, and support groups. Include counseling as a part of your treatment.
Hypnotherapy, guided meditation, Reiki, healing touch, and other energy modalities have all proven very effective.
Keeping a journal is very therapeutic as it allows one to identify and process many emotions that may otherwise lie suppressed within the mind.
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is one of the newer and very promising methods of healing PTSD.

Whatever method you choose, know that one does not have to be held captive to a past experience, no matter how terrifying. Healing is possible. Everyone deserves to fully enjoy all the wonders of life.

You can find Dr. Perry at www.catherinepperry.com and order a copy of her book, Courageous Wake.
Pick up a copy of The Secret Side of Anger and The Great Truth @ www.PfeifferPowerSeminars.com

“January Jones sharing Success Stories” premieres Wed. May 1st at 9 pm ET

#1 January Jones crossed armsrDownloadedFile Ms Jones hosts, “January Jones sharing Success Stories”  will be  joining TheIntertainmentNetwork.com on May 1, 2013 with interviews every  M, Tues & Wed at 9 pm ET on W4CY.com. 

January Jones is the author of Thou Shalt Not Whine….The Eleventh Commandment published by Beaufort Books. Her book is based on a survey of the top ten things that people whine about and reached #1 at amazon.com. Ms. Jones has written 3 books on the Kennedy Assassination with her most recent book entitled: Jackie Ari & Jack: The Tragic Love Triangle.

Ms. Jones is a speaker, radio personality, cruise ship speaker, a reality TV golfer and a humorist in the tradition of Erma Bombeck. January has done over 500 radio  and TV interviews promoting her theories on life with humor and hope. 

Her first guest will be Joni Aldredge host of Caregiving SOS on The Women’s Cancer Network W4CN.com

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Going Nuts Over Nuts. TODAY 1pm ET RECIPES

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I go nuts every time I hear, “No Nuts!”  No nuts because they are fattening.  No nuts because of peanut allergies.  These are just a couple of misnomers about this rich source of protein, good fats and fiber. It’s time to clear up the confusion about nuts. There are nut allergies that are real and need to be respected.  However, not all nuts are the same.  Thus, an allergy to one may not exclude one from eating others. Two of the best people to help you sort out the facts are joining us in our Family Food Experts Kitchen.  One is our guest, Amie Valpone, Culinary Nutritionist, Personal Chef, Media Personality, Editor-in-Chief for The Healthy Apple., and spokesperson for the California Almond Board.  She knows whole lot about nuts.  This week’s Family Food Experts co-host, Dr. Heather Manley, Naturopathic Physician and author of the Human Body Detectives educational books for children, knows the nutritional benefits of nuts, and how to pay attention to nut allergies.  Together, they will clear the air on this subject.

And, you can expect to hear some great recipe ideas your family will love including easy ones you can fix in a jiff, plus ones you can eat on the run!

Come into our Family Food Experts Kitchen on Thursday, April 25th, 1pm ET, www.W4CY.com. Listen in while you are busy preparing or already enjoying your dinner. See you then!

… for the health of your family,
ellen (host)
www.KidKritics.com
www.Family Food Experts.com