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    I do not know of a "Over 50 Group" except for those of us on this forum. But, then I do not know what a group is.

    It surely is good to have you here with us on this thread. If you learn of a group for us, let us know also.

    I love this thread. It has meant so very much to me.

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    (we are up to 12 pages and counting, it seems.)
    The reason I was showing 5 pages where you were showing 12 pages is that I had asked for that in "Options" rather than "Forum Options".

    It is my understanding that if a thread gets closed, then if another is opened and it is requested, the Moderator can refer viewers of the closed thread to the new thread.

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    Hi... a couple of us were thinking about and wondering if we could start a sub group of 'over 50's'.. we would need to make it really accessible to everyone who wants to drop over.

    do you think we should ask a moderator?

    i had an(other) 'over 50' question:

    weight bearing excercises are especially good in our quest to keep the old osteoporosis at bay..
    are resistance excercises as good, or are they at all effective in this case..
    or do we need to rattle our bones by weight bearing excercises.

    (told you we need an over 50 group..
    some of the young whipper snappers at this forum just might not understand !!! )

    cheerio
    alice

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    What is the difference between a "group" and a "thread" such as this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by alicemagooey View Post
    weight bearing excercises are especially good in our quest to keep the old osteoporosis at bay..
    are resistance excercises as good, or are they at all effective in this case..
    or do we need to rattle our bones by weight bearing excercises.
    Quote Originally Posted by SharonC View Post
    One of my favorite workouts is to interval train with the rebounder and weights. I do a set of free weights and then rebound for a few minutes and then back and forth going through several weight exercises. It breaks up the workout so it does not get so boring and is supposedly more beneficial to workout this way.
    I dug out my dumbell set (5-10-15-20) and a small bench from storage and I tried this approach and it is fantastic. I got a really great workout. Once I started I just felt good and I just wanted to keep exercising. I put on some moderate tempo instrumental music (Govi) and a scenery VHS tape and the next thing I knew I had completed 60 min of exercise and enjoyed every minute of it. I would say that Sharon's style of working out covers all the bases for a good osteoporosis workout. This is definitely my new indoor exercise.

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    Will be up by 8:30 Sat night :)

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    Wow, thank you Bowie! That's wonderful!

    Yea, we got our own group!!!!!!!!!

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    WOW..OUR OWN GROUP..OUR VERY OWN GROUP..!! THANK YOU, BOWIE.
    ATTENTION RESPOND TO THIS BY GOING TO THE NEW 'OVER 50 GROUP' AREA.!

    WOULD YOU MAKE A TEMPORARY STICKY TO TELL PEOPLE ABOUT OUR NEW AREA (wherever it may be )??BOWIE, OR DO YOU THINK IT MIGHT NOT BE NECESSARY.. IT IS PRETTY VISIBLE FROM THE MAIN INDEX..

    you are a sweetheart to hear our desire.!! HERE IS A BIG HUG!


    EZ RIDER.. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS..
    and thank you to SHARON C.. FOR THE THOUGHTS ORIGINALLY..

    I READ IT BEFORE AND THOUGHT TO MYSELF: "GOSH, I COULD DO THAT." "IT SOUNDS GOOD AND BALANCED AND WELL ROUNDED..."

    I ROLLED MY REBOUNDER OUT INTO MY LIVING ROOM, AND THEN GOT OUT SOME WEIGHTS AND A PAGE FROM a.a.r.p magazine, ( there i go showing my age again ) with some simple weight bearing excercises.
    (may share them in a future post , should you all wish to be bored further.!)

    I have only two pound weights at the moment,but will be using water jugs and things, filled with water and weighed, to get SOMETHING to work with temporarily..
    ...got some inspirational music in my i pod.!!
    headphones ready..

    WE ARE OFF AND RUNNING, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN !!
    LET'S GO FOR IT WITH ALL WE GOT.
    see you all at the new group area.. it seems to be up and running..!!hooray

    HERE IS A DIRECT LINK TO THE NEW GROUP
    http://www.rawfoodtalk.com/showthrea...415#post322415

    Blessings to all !!
    to our good health and longevity..
    alice
    Last edited by alicemagooey; 08-25-2007 at 07:49 PM. Reason: clarity and to redirect to new group area

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    http://www.rawfoodtalk.com/showthread.php?t=31527

    Join us here at the new Forum for the "Over 50 crowd" ! ! !

    Thank you so much, Alissa!

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    http://www.rawfoodtalk.com/forumdisplay.php?f=33

    We have a new Forum for those of us over 50 . . . Come join us and start a new thread of your interest!

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    Day #3 at 100 % raw - age 51 !

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    EZ rider and Alice,

    So glad that you are enjoying the interval training with the weights and rebounder! It does make the time go by so much faster. I like to use the big exercise ball to sit on to do arm weights and also to lay on to do sit ups and push ups and a few others. My favorite is to stretch on the ball by laying on it (stomach down) and just RELAXING the whole body - really stretches the back.

    Now, I just need to go do it!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Revvell View Post
    Agreed. Don't believe what they say about soy, either. Soy CREATES hot flashes for me! Stay raw... no problem!

    Revvell
    Yes, definitely. I took soy isoflavone supplements and my flushes increased enormously. I keep trying natural progesterone, but that is supposed to temporarily give an increase in flushes till the body adjusts. The trouble is, I had my flushes and night sweats under control and now they are all back since I have been eating more healthily. I am just 'dipping my feet in the water' as regards raw and love it. I hope to increase as I have Rheumatoid and Osteo arthritis. I am 58 years old, 59 on January 5th. 2008. With the improvements I have made to my diet so far, I feel about 17 years old inside and I intend to live forever, so that makes me very young doesn't it? :)

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    Thanks for the info on soy. Only time I got hot flashes was when I ate processed sugar. Guaranteed hot flash within 10 minutes. Don't really do soy anymore (does miso count?).

    Kathy
    Nothing cooked tastes as good as raw feels...Author: SedonaSun

    LGJ has joined the fellowship of the fasters as Lady Inslet

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    Arrow Well lets get this Over 50 posting Moving

    Well Howdy all, I would like to keep this thread going. There are so many of us over 50 too. So let keep them posts coming and we all can share what we are doing that is helping us on our Raw food path. I got my wife to take out the old Convection oven that has been on the kitchen counter for along time and never getting used. Both of our kids are gone now and we don't need it there anymore. I will sell it in a garage Sale. Or send it to my son if he wants it. I will let him pay the postage. Well the good news is a brand New Green Star Juicer is taking its place up on the counter now. Now I like that alot. It just came today too. Between that and the green smoothies I will be feeling fantastic. When people do come over to our house they can't believe there is no Stove in the kitchen. I told them we don't eat anything cooked so we took it out and added more space to store things. Plus we have so many boxes of veggies and fruits all on a nice stand in the kitchen. The green stuff is in the fridge. Well Hope to see more posts in here talk to you soon Doug in Calif 100% Raw and loving it...

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