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March 20, 2010
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Health and Medicine
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Reporter Vivian Goodman
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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
A firefighter's all-vegetable diet
Rip Esselstyn follows in the footsteps of his father Caldwell B. Esselstyn in advocating a plant-based diet
WKSU's Vivian Goodman reports
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Orange High School grad Rip Esselstyn's great-grandfather founded the Cleveland Clinic. His father once headed the Clinic's staff. One of Esselstyn's grandfathers pioneered partial mastectomies and the other was Lou Gehrig's personal physician.
Rip Esselstyn isn't a doctor; he fights fires for a living. But he has found another way to save lives : an all-vegetable diet.
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Web Resources The Engine Two Diet Link to WKSU story on Dr. Caldwell B. Esselstyn diet
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More Health and Medicine Northeast Ohio's Boccieri now a yes on health care Obama uses Strongsville to rally for health care reform
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Soft drink calories dropped in schools Calories of soft drinks slashed in schools Nursing homes show positive results Nursing homes earn a high B Call for shift of state funds to senior home health care Company agrees with Cleveland doctor's drug research. New report ranks the health of Ohio's counties
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How does this project work? What is the chemistry? Cuyahoga County jail target of protestmy son was charged with rape,for allegedly tochinga females butt, no evidence, but he faces 3-10 yrs. in prison,while a white guy recieved probation on 4 counts... The Great Recession more like Great Depression for blue collar workersStrange though, the courts, judges, lawyers, doctors, school teachers and administrators and politians among the few professionls (white collar) fail to take pa...
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Posted by: Frances Nier (New Wilmington, PA) on May 6, 2009 9:12AM