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Can lifestyle and the environment effect the severity and development of a genetic disease?
Q. I have a genetic disease for which there is no cure. I am trying to adopt a healthy lifestyle to slow down the disease but sometimes wonder if it's all worth it. Does having a genetic disease mean your life is already mapped out for you? The disease is Retinitis Pigmentosa.
Asked by Stargazer - Fri Apr 24 07:12:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It depends on the disease. I have celiac which is a genetic based autoimmune disease. As long as I eat healthy and gluten free, I have the same risk factors for cancers, etc. as everyone else. What disease are you talking about here? There are so many diseases out there, it is impossible to give you advice without that information!
Answered by Anama - Fri Apr 24 09:16:50 2009

What are some healthy lifestyle changes to make?
Q. So I've started drinking more water. I drink Green, White, and Chai tea. I also bought the stainless steel water bottle, and I bike for about 20-30 minutes a day. I consider these healthy lifestyle changes. I was wondering if you could provide more suggestions along these lines.
Asked by Bob - Mon Apr 6 06:16:41 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are 5 elements in a healthy lifestyle. 1. food 2. exercise 3. sleep 4. happiness 5. extra healthy things 1. Food, we don't really know that much about nutrition, we do know a blanced diet, with plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables is good for you. Meat is pretty good, if it is lean and not eaten too often...ideally I might eat meat once or twice a week. A good healthy diet can include some indulgences. 2. Exercise, you should do some. Though I don't recommend routine exercise, cycle 2 or 3 times a week, join a social sports club, eg, tennis, go hiking on weekends, swimming is one of the best exercises for the whole body. If you vary your exercise, then you will enjoy it more and do more. 3. Sleep. A lot of evidence says if you don't [cont.]
Answered by flingebunt - Mon Apr 6 06:32:01 2009

How can I join the military without living the military lifestyle?
Q. Ok, I know I'll have to go through training and whatnot, and I may have to be deployed. But overall what job or branch most retains the civilian lifestyle? I heard officers get more freedom and live in houses instead of barracks. Also Special Forces guys supposedly get to grow their hair long. Which one of these would be best for me?
Asked by havockwreaker - Sun Feb 8 21:28:02 2009 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You're kidding, right? This is a joke, right? Why would you even consider joining the military if you don't want to live the military lifestyle? Or are you just looking for a free ride, a job where you don't have to work but still get paid for it? Do the military and yourself a favor - don't join. If you want to join something, then join the Peace Corps, but not the military.
Answered by Team Chief - Sun Feb 8 21:40:05 2009