Prevention Millennium Diet*
Daily servings
veg and fruits, 9 servings ( 5 veg/4 fruit)
whole grains, 3-6 servings
high-calcium, 2-3 servings
Weekly servings:
Beans - 5+
Nuts - 5
Fish - 2
Serving Sizes
veg. & fruit
1 serving = 1/2 c. chopped fruit
1/2 c. cooked or raw veg.
1 c. raw green leaves
3/4 c. veg or fruit juice
Whole Grains
1 serving = 1 slice whole wheat bread
1/2 rice or bulgar
1/2 c whole wheat pasta
Calcium 1 serving = 1 c ff or 1% milk
1 c ff yogurt
1 c calcium fortified O.J.
1 oz. reduced ff cheese
Supplements
100% DV multivitamin/mineral
500 (under 50) to 1000 (over 50) mg. calcium
100-400 IU Vit. E
100-500 mg Vit. C
Keep calories to 1500 a day - 250 cal. per meal. Eat 6 small meals a day. Do not exceed
42 fat grams per day.
Drink 8 glasses water and 1+ cup of tea daily.
* Copied from the Jan. 2000 issue of Prevention Magazine.
Prevention Millennium Diet*
Daily servings
veg and fruits, 9 servings ( 5 veg/4 fruit)
whole grains, 3-6 servings
high-calcium, 2-3 servings
Weekly servings:
Beans - 5+
Nuts - 5
Fish - 2
Serving Sizes
veg. & fruit
1 serving = 1/2 c. chopped fruit
1/2 c. cooked or raw veg.
1 c. raw green leaves
3/4 c. veg or fruit juice
Whole Grains
1 serving = 1 slice whole wheat bread
1/2 rice or bulgar
1/2 c whole wheat pasta
Calcium 1 serving = 1 c ff or 1% milk
1 c ff yogurt
1 c calcium fortified O.J.
1 oz. reduced ff cheese
Supplements
100% DV multivitamin/mineral
500 (under 50) to 1000 (over 50) mg. calcium
100-400 IU Vit. E
100-500 mg Vit. C
Keep calories to 1500 a day - 250 cal. per meal. Eat 6 small meals a day. Do not exceed
42 fat grams per day.
Drink 8 glasses water and 1+ cup of tea daily.
* Copied from the Jan. 2000 issue of Prevention Magazine.
go to prevention.com and put diet into the search engine and it will take you to the diet in another click or two
the website gives more details on the diet

hey girls, I'm beat tonight. The show opens Tuesday afternoon and there is much left to do but most of the hanging is finished. There isn't a website up yet but I'll let you know if we do put one up. There are 10 faculty members, we all do something different, I think we look pretty good.
. I tend to get foods like that whenever I'm tired. Keep up the walking, before you know it it will be too cold to go outside. I probably can squeak by 1 or 2 more months, possibly 3 if we have a mild Dec. I hope you get some cooler weather this weekend. WOW!! 2 hrs. piano practice a day is a lot! Does your D mind practicing that long?
Oh, poor Bentley. I'm sure Gramma will have him in tip-top shape in no time. Can he have cottage cheese? I remember when we had to give Shamrock a special diet when she had some sort of infection in her system, and we gave her mashed potatoes. Please keep me posted on how he is doing. Good luck on your 2 days of classes. I'm with you, I'd rather be doing something else too!
I'm usually not this happy about rain, but we are still in a severe drought and this should help our well situation. DH made coffee early this morning, put the timer on the coffeemaker, went downtown to get the Sun. paper, and when he came home the kitchen was flooded with coffee....he forgot to put the coffee pot in the machine.
Was I in the wrong place? I still have my favorite childhood doll, Sad Sadie, which is taken after Pitiful Pearl. She is still in good condition and I put her as a decoration on my bed, along with a small stuffed Boston Terrier. When I was young, she went everywhere with me.

so I am happy about that.
We had
! The show is opening Tuesday, that will be a big day for you.
after losing a size!
Keep it up! Also, congratulations on passing the course. That must have made you really feel good. You also had my kind of celebration
so we went outside where I let her run loose. She ran, and ran, and ran, I guess she had a lot of energy to release. By the time she was ready to come in, her tongue was hanging to the ground. Our front yard is quite a distance from our street, which is a dirt road, and no traffic. 
That smilie is ME after yesterday. This week has been so busy, 2 12 hr. days in a row - but now I can ease up. The show was fabulous. It looked very nice and I think the crowd that showed up was 3 times what we usually have for our openings. Very gratifying, all the faculty went home with a warm glow last night. I even sold a piece which I wasn't expecting. judi, our receptions are in the afternoons, we mainly reach our own little community though several people drove in from out of town. We serve refreshments, though no wine as we are on campus in a dry county at that (middle of the bible belt). Always in the past we have been required to use the caterer under contract to the University, but I had a hissy fit over that this year as they had jacked up thier already astronomical prices. I was given permission to go elsewhere so I catered it. We had better and MORE food for the money. I was so pleased because we had just the right amount of food too - we would have run out 1/2 way through spending the same money with the other guys. Anyway, thanks for asking - it has been consuming me but I am glad it is over with now.