My latest article in Today’s Dietitian is available online. People with this dual diagnosis present a unique challenge to RDs, who must help them not only control their blood glucose but also successfully avoid gluten. Two women walk into a bar. One has type 1 diabetes; one has celiac disease. How many gluten-free, carb-controlled meals do they order? Two, naturally: One for the woman with both conditions and one for her friend, who orders it purely out of sympathy....
Back in June, a feature article I wrote for Today’s Dietitian had it’s cover singing, Complex Times Call for Simple Foods. Do I heed my own call? While my husband and I are (very gratefully) doing alright, this recession still pokes at us like the rain we’ve had this July (no fair and yet, no surprise). Because I have the best husband ever, when it rains, we splash. You’ll find us just outside our brownstone apartment, playing with sticks,...
I present the following items in contrast to the many things in life that allow for a shocking range in price (e.g. mascara, writing utensils, t-shirts, sunglasses…) without the benefit of a seismic variance in value. Added bonus: These two items also...
The event and our dancing received complimentary reviews in French and English!
Music: Copenhagen by Sidney Bechet
Dancers: Maggie Moon, Eden Atencio, Akemi Kinukawa, Paolo Lanna, Dave Graybill, Patrick Germaine
Choreographer: Maggie Moon
Event: 85th Bastille Day Ball in NYC
Location: Crest/ China Club, West 47th & Broadway, NYC
Dancing on the Hudson River, pier 54, in New York on a balmy Sunday at sunset, July 12th, 2009.
Music: Copenhagen by Sidney Bechet
Dancers: Maggie Moon, Eden Atencio, Akemi Kinukawa, Paolo Lanna, Dave Graybill, Patrick Germaine
Choreographer: Maggie Moon
Event: “Moondance” with George Gee & the Make-Believe Ballroom Orchestra
Location: Pier 54 NYC Hudson River @ West 13th Street
My latest article in Today’s Dietitian is available online. Ever heard the expression that a little dirt never hurt anyone? Those who are familiar with the “hygiene hypothesis” just might have some data to back that up—or do they? The hygiene theory periodically finds its way into the news under the guise of headlines such as “Modern Hygiene’s Dirty Tricks” (Science News, 1999), “Kiddie Allergies: Let Them Eat Dirt” (What Doctors Don’t Tell You, 2002), and “From Good Hygiene...
