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Defibrillators

By now you should know how to get some exercise and eat right. And a
healthy lifestyle will cut down your risk of a heart attack.

Here's Cobourg family physician Dr. Paul Caldwell on the defibrillator.

Leslie Jones

As a journalist and broadcaster for over 20 years, Leslie Jones brings a wealth of experience to her on-air roles on TVO.

Your Health Online - Season 4

October 22

Lyme Disease
The risk of contracting Lyme Disease in Ontario is still relatively small, but you're about to learn about two women .. bitten in different parts of the province ..  by ticks they never saw.

Think about what it must be like to be  perfectly healthy one day and bedridden and wracked with pain the next.  And imagine the anger and frustration you’d feel after turning to doctors for help.  Many don’t have the answers and some dismiss your pain as psychological.

It’s a nightmarish scenario and a reality for some people with Lyme Disease.  Until recently we didn't think there were many places you could get infected in Canada but the little blacklegged tick that spreads this disease is on the move.

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Next Week

October 29

Getting Fit & Eating Right
A Special Edition


Daily Exercise
Most Ontarians
say they are too busy with jobs and familiesbut in this edition we examine the benefits of exercise and nutrition with a
program that's easier than you think. Be honest! After handing over your money to that fancy fitness club,
how many times did you actually show up?

However,
there IS a simple everyday solution for keeping fit and staying lean. Later
we'll get some advice from 2 experts but first, the latest in a mountain of research that shows moderate exercise is all you need.

Lori Kirwan knows all about getting the best boost out of moderate exercise. She's a registered nurse, fitness trainer and PHD student in
exercise physiology at the University of Toronto

Eating Right
A good fitness program should be accompanied by a healthy diet. Leslie
Beck is registered dietician in Ontario and author of several books. Her
latest is called "10 Steps to Healthy Eating: How to Boost Energy,
Manage Weight, and Prevent Disease. It's published by Viking.

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