they even have a farmers market at the hospital!

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Sounds like an infection, better get it checked.............nurse, bring a fresh pot of leeches! The Valley Vegan....................fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote: considering i may have to go to the doctor to get me leg checked out(hmm..hot..swollen..prolly not a good sign!)thought this was sorta kewlKaiser Permanente Health Group Promotes Organics & Healthy LivingSan Francisco Business JournalPublished: February 7, 2005---------------------------Kaiser Permanente has augmented its recent focus on healthy eatingand organic food by opening a Food Mill-Food Farm'acy store in itsflagship Oakland Medical Center complex.The store is an independently owned unit of the Food Mill naturalfoods store, which has run

its original store in Oakland for more than 60years. It quietly launched its second facility early last month in amixed medical office, parking and commercial complex across thestreet from Kaiser's hospital on MacArthur Boulevard. The Kaiser branch wasthe inspiration of Tom McDonald, M.D., physician in chief at the KaiserOakland medical center, who approached Food Mill with the plan,designed to help Kaiser patients and employees get healthier.According to Kaiser, Food Mill has stipulated that it will:Stock only food that is "compatible" with weight-control programsoffered at the medical center.Give Kaiser Oakland employees a 5 percent discount on all products,as well as volume discounts.Sell Kaiser health education materials and reserve space on-site fora Kaiser health educator to help consumers make wise shoppingdecisions.Provide catered meals for meetings at the Oakland medical center.The new

health-food store planned to celebrate its official "grandopening" Feb. 3, according to McDonald, who calls this the next stepin Kaiser's recent string of attempts to link the Kaiser brand withhealthy food and healthy approaches to diet and exercise, including its $40million Thrive ad campaign and its branding of broccoli in severallarge grocery chains."It's a place where it's safe to shop," McDonald said. "The food hasno trans fat and is low in saturated fat, the grains and flours arewhole grain products, the deli food is low fat, and the food doesn'tpresent a sugar load to your blood stream."You can view this article on the web at:http://sanfrancisco.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/stories/2005/02/07/newscolu mn9.html1000 miles of endless screams, where all the dead heroes lay I've got the choice to set my knife, I've got the courage to set my life I've got the day I'll pick to die. Gotta hate someone, I

don't know why I'll fight for a better way, be a dead hero for the U.S.A.

[Guest guest]

maggots would prolly be better peter hurd Jan 6, 2006 10:10 AM Re: they even have a farmers market at the hospital!

Sounds like an infection, better get it checked.............nurse, bring a fresh pot of leeches!

 

The Valley Vegan....................fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote:

considering i may have to go to the doctor to get me leg checked out(hmm..hot..swollen..prolly not a good sign!)thought this was sorta kewlKaiser Permanente Health Group Promotes Organics & Healthy LivingSan Francisco Business JournalPublished: February 7, 2005---------------------------Kaiser Permanente has augmented its recent focus on healthy eatingand organic food by opening a Food Mill-Food Farm'acy store in itsflagship Oakland Medical Center complex.The store is an independently owned unit of the Food Mill naturalfoods store, which has run its original store in Oakland for more than 60years. It quietly launched its second facility early last month in amixed medical office, parking and commercial complex across thestreet from Kaiser's hospital on MacArthur Boulevard. The Kaiser branch wasthe inspiration of Tom McDonald, M.D., physician in chief at the KaiserOakland medical center, who approached Food Mill with the plan,designed to help Kaiser patients and employees get healthier.According to Kaiser, Food Mill has stipulated that it will:Stock only food that is "compatible" with weight-control programsoffered at the medical center.Give Kaiser Oakland employees a 5 percent discount on all products,as well as volume discounts.Sell Kaiser health education materials and reserve space on-site fora Kaiser health educator to help consumers make wise shoppingdecisions.Provide catered meals for meetings at the Oakland medical center.The new health-food store planned to celebrate its official "grandopening" Feb. 3, according to McDonald, who calls this the next stepin Kaiser's recent string of attempts to link the Kaiser brand withhealthy food and healthy approaches to diet and exercise, including its $40million Thrive ad campaign and its branding of broccoli in severallarge grocery chains."It's a place where it's safe to shop," McDonald said. "The food hasno trans fat and is low in saturated fat, the grains and flours arewhole grain products, the deli food is low fat, and the food doesn'tpresent a sugar load to your blood stream."You can view this article on the web at:http://sanfrancisco.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/stories/2005/02/07/newscolu mn9.html1000 miles of endless screams, where all the dead heroes lay I've got the choice to set my knife, I've got the courage to set my life I've got the day I'll pick to die. Gotta hate someone, I don't know why I'll fight for a better way, be a dead hero for the U.S.A.

[Guest guest]

YOu should get to the doctor soon I think. Do you think it is an infection

of a blood clot? It wouldn't hurt to take extra vitamin C until you can get

to the doctor.

 

Jo

-

" fraggle " <EBbrewpunx

 

Friday, January 06, 2006 5:57 PM

they even have a farmers market at the hospital!

 

 

> considering i may have to go to the doctor to get me leg checked

out(hmm..hot..swollen..prolly not a good sign!)

> thought this was sorta kewl

>

> Kaiser Permanente Health Group Promotes Organics & Healthy Living

>

>

> San Francisco Business Journal

>

> Published: February 7, 2005

> ---------------------------

> Kaiser Permanente has augmented its recent focus on healthy eating

> and organic food by opening a Food Mill-Food Farm'acy store in its

> flagship Oakland Medical Center complex.

>

> The store is an independently owned unit of the Food Mill natural

> foods store, which has run its original store in Oakland for more than 60

> years. It quietly launched its second facility early last month in a

> mixed medical office, parking and commercial complex across the

> street from Kaiser's hospital on MacArthur Boulevard. The Kaiser branch

was

> the inspiration of Tom McDonald, M.D., physician in chief at the Kaiser

> Oakland medical center, who approached Food Mill with the plan,

> designed to help Kaiser patients and employees get healthier.

>

> According to Kaiser, Food Mill has stipulated that it will:

>

> Stock only food that is " compatible " with weight-control programs

> offered at the medical center.

>

> Give Kaiser Oakland employees a 5 percent discount on all products,

> as well as volume discounts.

>

> Sell Kaiser health education materials and reserve space on-site for

> a Kaiser health educator to help consumers make wise shopping

> decisions.

>

> Provide catered meals for meetings at the Oakland medical center.

>

> The new health-food store planned to celebrate its official " grand

> opening " Feb. 3, according to McDonald, who calls this the next step

> in Kaiser's recent string of attempts to link the Kaiser brand with

> healthy food and healthy approaches to diet and exercise, including its

$40

> million Thrive ad campaign and its branding of broccoli in several

> large grocery chains.

>

> " It's a place where it's safe to shop, " McDonald said. " The food has

> no trans fat and is low in saturated fat, the grains and flours are

> whole grain products, the deli food is low fat, and the food doesn't

> present a sugar load to your blood stream. "

>

>

> You can view this article on the web at:

> http://sanfrancisco.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/stories/2005/02/07/news

> colu mn9.html

>

>

> 1000 miles of endless screams, where all the dead heroes lay

> I've got the choice to set my knife, I've got the courage to set my life

> I've got the day I'll pick to die. Gotta hate someone, I don't know why

> I'll fight for a better way, be a dead hero for the U.S.A.

>

>

>

> To send an email to -

>

[Guest guest]

its infected

whee fun

 

 

>jo <jo.heartwork

>Jan 6, 2006 2:15 PM

>

>Re: they even have a farmers market at the hospital!

>

>YOu should get to the doctor soon I think. Do you think it is an infection

>of a blood clot? It wouldn't hurt to take extra vitamin C until you can get

>to the doctor.

>

>Jo

>-

> " fraggle " <EBbrewpunx

>

>Friday, January 06, 2006 5:57 PM

> they even have a farmers market at the hospital!

>

>

>> considering i may have to go to the doctor to get me leg checked

>out(hmm..hot..swollen..prolly not a good sign!)

>> thought this was sorta kewl

>>

>> Kaiser Permanente Health Group Promotes Organics & Healthy Living

>>

>>

>> San Francisco Business Journal

>>

>> Published: February 7, 2005

>> ---------------------------

>> Kaiser Permanente has augmented its recent focus on healthy eating

>> and organic food by opening a Food Mill-Food Farm'acy store in its

>> flagship Oakland Medical Center complex.

>>

>> The store is an independently owned unit of the Food Mill natural

>> foods store, which has run its original store in Oakland for more than 60

>> years. It quietly launched its second facility early last month in a

>> mixed medical office, parking and commercial complex across the

>> street from Kaiser's hospital on MacArthur Boulevard. The Kaiser branch

>was

>> the inspiration of Tom McDonald, M.D., physician in chief at the Kaiser

>> Oakland medical center, who approached Food Mill with the plan,

>> designed to help Kaiser patients and employees get healthier.

>>

>> According to Kaiser, Food Mill has stipulated that it will:

>>

>> Stock only food that is " compatible " with weight-control programs

>> offered at the medical center.

>>

>> Give Kaiser Oakland employees a 5 percent discount on all products,

>> as well as volume discounts.

>>

>> Sell Kaiser health education materials and reserve space on-site for

>> a Kaiser health educator to help consumers make wise shopping

>> decisions.

>>

>> Provide catered meals for meetings at the Oakland medical center.

>>

>> The new health-food store planned to celebrate its official " grand

>> opening " Feb. 3, according to McDonald, who calls this the next step

>> in Kaiser's recent string of attempts to link the Kaiser brand with

>> healthy food and healthy approaches to diet and exercise, including its

>$40

>> million Thrive ad campaign and its branding of broccoli in several

>> large grocery chains.

>>

>> " It's a place where it's safe to shop, " McDonald said. " The food has

>> no trans fat and is low in saturated fat, the grains and flours are

>> whole grain products, the deli food is low fat, and the food doesn't

>> present a sugar load to your blood stream. "

>>

>>

>> You can view this article on the web at:

>> http://sanfrancisco.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/stories/2005/02/07/news

>> colu mn9.html

>>

>>

>> 1000 miles of endless screams, where all the dead heroes lay

>> I've got the choice to set my knife, I've got the courage to set my life

>> I've got the day I'll pick to die. Gotta hate someone, I don't know why

>> I'll fight for a better way, be a dead hero for the U.S.A.

>>

>>

>>

>> To send an email to -

>>

[Guest guest]

You better get that taken care of!

 

Let us know how it goes and hope all is ok.

 

((hugz))

Nikki

 

, fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:

>

> considering i may have to go to the doctor to get me leg checked out

(hmm..hot..swollen..prolly not a good sign!)

> thought this was sorta kewl

>

> Kaiser Permanente Health Group Promotes Organics & Healthy Living

>

>

[Guest guest]

can anyone shop there? or just the people on Kaiser.

 

I speak to a lot of hispanic, californians on a daily basis as part of

my job.

 

sadly almost all that I speak to have no insurance. they confide in me

their worst problems. I am just an interviewer, but it touches me.

 

Mexicans (in california) are the large part, they pick our

strawberries, our grapes, and a myriad other fruits.

One woman I spoke to today says her job is to first, pull Garlic

out of the ground, then she separates the good ones from the

rotten ones.

she says that for the life of her she can't get that darn garlic smell

off her hands.

 

most of them live right there and there on the farm. When I ask if

they rent or own, some are not sure? this I find very odd.

 

for the most part, they pick a lot of the foods that we eat in the US.

 

I don't know waht the answer is but feel sad when they complain of

hunger and not affording a simple medical or dental visit.

 

-anouk

 

 

 

 

, fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:

>

> considering i may have to go to the doctor to get me leg checked

out(hmm..hot..swollen..prolly not a good sign!)

> thought this was sorta kewl

>

> Kaiser Permanente Health Group Promotes Organics & Healthy Living

>

>

> San Francisco Business Journal

>

> Published: February 7, 2005

> ---------------------------

> Kaiser Permanente has augmented its recent focus on healthy eating

> and organic food by opening a Food Mill-Food Farm'acy store in its

> flagship Oakland Medical Center complex.

>

> The store is an independently owned unit of the Food Mill natural

> foods store, which has run its original store in Oakland for more

than 60

> years. It quietly launched its second facility early last month in a

> mixed medical office, parking and commercial complex across the

> street from Kaiser's hospital on MacArthur Boulevard. The Kaiser

branch was

> the inspiration of Tom McDonald, M.D., physician in chief at the Kaiser

> Oakland medical center, who approached Food Mill with the plan,

> designed to help Kaiser patients and employees get healthier.

>

> According to Kaiser, Food Mill has stipulated that it will:

>

> Stock only food that is " compatible " with weight-control programs

> offered at the medical center.

>

> Give Kaiser Oakland employees a 5 percent discount on all products,

> as well as volume discounts.

>

> Sell Kaiser health education materials and reserve space on-site for

> a Kaiser health educator to help consumers make wise shopping

> decisions.

>

> Provide catered meals for meetings at the Oakland medical center.

>

> The new health-food store planned to celebrate its official " grand

> opening " Feb. 3, according to McDonald, who calls this the next step

> in Kaiser's recent string of attempts to link the Kaiser brand with

> healthy food and healthy approaches to diet and exercise, including

its $40

> million Thrive ad campaign and its branding of broccoli in several

> large grocery chains.

>

> " It's a place where it's safe to shop, " McDonald said. " The food has

> no trans fat and is low in saturated fat, the grains and flours are

> whole grain products, the deli food is low fat, and the food doesn't

> present a sugar load to your blood stream. "

>

>

> You can view this article on the web at:

> http://sanfrancisco.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/stories/2005/02/07/news

> colu mn9.html

>

>

> 1000 miles of endless screams, where all the dead heroes lay

> I've got the choice to set my knife, I've got the courage to set my

life

> I've got the day I'll pick to die. Gotta hate someone, I don't know

why

> I'll fight for a better way, be a dead hero for the U.S.A.

>

[Guest guest]

would love to see a picture

with the maggots too!

 

ok just kidding, anyway

 

eat more garlic!

 

 

, fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:

>

> its infected

> whee fun

>

[Guest guest]

i don't think its physically possible to ingest more garlic...

my diet pretty much revolves around it....

 

 

>Anouk Sickler <zurumato

>Jan 6, 2006 9:22 PM

>

> Re: they even have a farmers market at the hospital!

>

>would love to see a picture

>with the maggots too!

>

>ok just kidding, anyway

>

>eat more garlic!

>

>

> , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:

>>

>> its infected

>> whee fun

>>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>To send an email to -

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Fraggle

 

> i don't think its physically possible to ingest more garlic...

> my diet pretty much revolves around it....

 

I think we may have just solved the mystery of why you get through so many

room-mates :-)

 

BB

Peter

[Guest guest]

Same here - we put garlic in most everything

 

Nikki

 

, fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:

>

> i don't think its physically possible to ingest more garlic...

> my diet pretty much revolves around it....

[Guest guest]

my favorite food to put in everything has got to be olive oil,

 

garlic and ketchup are a close second.

 

my favorite is garlic on oranges.

 

 

 

, " earthstrm " <earthstorm@c...> wrote:

>

> Same here - we put garlic in most everything

>

> Nikki

>

> , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:

> >

> > i don't think its physically possible to ingest more garlic...

> > my diet pretty much revolves around it....

>

[Guest guest]

Yes please!!earthstrm <earthstorm wrote: You better get that taken care of!Let us know how it goes and hope all is ok.((hugz))Nikki , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:>> considering i may have to go to the doctor to get me leg checked out(hmm..hot..swollen..prolly not a good sign!)> thought this was sorta kewl> > Kaiser Permanente Health Group Promotes Organics & Healthy Living> >

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It's such a huge problem. Here the farmers are upset because they have been tightening up the borders and so there are few people to pick the crops. It almost sounds like the issue is lack of people who want that job or can take that job. The farmers are saying they don't have enuf money to pay well enuf. Sadly, the situation is often much worse in Mexico as far as money, food and medical.Anouk Sickler <zurumato wrote: can anyone shop there? or just the people on Kaiser.I speak to a lot of hispanic, californians on a daily basis as part ofmy job.sadly almost all that I speak to have no insurance. they confide in metheir worst problems. I am just an interviewer, but it touches me. Mexicans (in california) are the large part, they pick

ourstrawberries, our grapes, and a myriad other fruits. One woman I spoke to today says her job is to first, pull Garlicout of the ground, then she separates the good ones from the rotten ones.she says that for the life of her she can't get that darn garlic smelloff her hands. most of them live right there and there on the farm. When I ask ifthey rent or own, some are not sure? this I find very odd. for the most part, they pick a lot of the foods that we eat in the US.I don't know waht the answer is but feel sad when they complain ofhunger and not affording a simple medical or dental visit. -anouk , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:>> considering i may have to go to the doctor to get me leg checkedout(hmm..hot..swollen..prolly not a good sign!)> thought this was sorta kewl> > Kaiser Permanente Health Group

Promotes Organics & Healthy Living> > > San Francisco Business Journal> > Published: February 7, 2005> ---------------------------> Kaiser Permanente has augmented its recent focus on healthy eating> and organic food by opening a Food Mill-Food Farm'acy store in its> flagship Oakland Medical Center complex.> > The store is an independently owned unit of the Food Mill natural> foods store, which has run its original store in Oakland for morethan 60> years. It quietly launched its second facility early last month in a> mixed medical office, parking and commercial complex across the> street from Kaiser's hospital on MacArthur Boulevard. The Kaiserbranch was> the inspiration of Tom McDonald, M.D., physician in chief at the Kaiser> Oakland medical center, who approached Food Mill with the plan,> designed to help Kaiser

patients and employees get healthier.> > According to Kaiser, Food Mill has stipulated that it will:> > Stock only food that is "compatible" with weight-control programs> offered at the medical center.> > Give Kaiser Oakland employees a 5 percent discount on all products,> as well as volume discounts.> > Sell Kaiser health education materials and reserve space on-site for> a Kaiser health educator to help consumers make wise shopping> decisions.> > Provide catered meals for meetings at the Oakland medical center.> > The new health-food store planned to celebrate its official "grand> opening" Feb. 3, according to McDonald, who calls this the next step> in Kaiser's recent string of attempts to link the Kaiser brand with> healthy food and healthy approaches to diet and exercise, includingits $40> million Thrive ad campaign and its branding of

broccoli in several> large grocery chains.> > "It's a place where it's safe to shop," McDonald said. "The food has> no trans fat and is low in saturated fat, the grains and flours are> whole grain products, the deli food is low fat, and the food doesn't> present a sugar load to your blood stream."> > > You can view this article on the web at:> http://sanfrancisco.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/stories/2005/02/07/news> colu mn9.html> > > 1000 miles of endless screams, where all the dead heroes lay > I've got the choice to set my knife, I've got the courage to set mylife > I've got the day I'll pick to die. Gotta hate someone, I don't knowwhy > I'll fight for a better way, be a dead hero for the U.S.A.>To send an email to -

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Hahaha! Think there's ne truth to that frag?Peter <metalscarab wrote: Hi Fraggle> i don't think its physically possible to ingest more garlic...> my diet pretty much revolves around it....I think we may have just solved the mystery of why you get through so manyroom-mates :-)BBPeter

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