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Green tea

Green tea is in the news again. Over the past several months, there have been several articles published touting the possible benefits of drinking green tea.

From Reuters:

A team at the Arizona Cancer Center in Tucson had 118 heavy smokers drink at least four cups a day of both green and black tea and measured a chemical called 8 – OHdG, which the body releases in response to DNA damage like the kind that can cause cancer.

Those who drank decaffeinated green tea for four months had a 31 percent reduction in 8 – OHdG. Those who drank black tea had no reduction.

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Bills

I got another bill from the local hospital. This one was for Zometa. I’ve had eight treatments so far. I was under the impression that my insurance covered it all, because I hadn’t received a bill for any portion of it. Each infusion is a little under $1,600.00 here. Thank goodness I have insurance, even if it doesn’t cover everything 100%.

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Thanks everyone!

  • I meant to mention that Dan B. called a few days ago after I expressed (again) my transplant fears. Thanks Dan!
  • Thanks for dropping me a line, Kim!
  • Gia, thanks for always checking up on me, and for burning the candle.
  • Thanks to my family for helping me out when I need it. (And even when I don’t!)
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Neuropathy Information

I joined the Life Extension Foundation because I’m interested in a lot of the information they publish. I discovered that most of it’s online. Their writeup on neuropathy is exceptional. Read it here.

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Free blogs for you

I ran across a site, http://www.diaryland.com/ that offers free blogs for people. It looks pretty easy to use. If you set up a blog, please let me know!!

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