| | | Display: News - Images - Sections This week in Foothills ReaderInsideBOB BALZER JOINS CORE Veteran publisher and community leader Bob Balzer has been named vice president of marketing and fund development for National Community Renaissance, the third-largest national nonprofit developer of affordable housing. Page 2.  NEWS BRIEFSFor traveling Mexican caravans between 1829 and 1848, the Old Spanish National Historic Trail was known as the shortest path to riches between Los Angeles and Santa Fe. It was a trail of commercial opportunity and western adventure as well as slave- trading, horse-thieving and raids. Living well with walnutsThe hearty dish topper has been linked with a number of health benefits, and researchers at Loma Linda University’s Department of Nutrition are conducting an extensive health study on the effect of walnuts and aging. They are looking to local communities for senior participants. Former Rep. 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We already know that eating walnuts decreases blood cholesterol and thus may lower the risk for heart disease, but we do not know if walnuts help other health factors, such as brain function or eyesight. There have been rumors and speculations but no solid evidence, so we are excited that this will be the first study of its kind to directly explore the relationship between walnuts and other health factors. Q. Why should seniors join the study? First and foremost, those who volunteer for the study will advance scientific knowledge and contribute to nutri tional literature and facts. People underestimate the importance of diet studies and the effects that food has on our bodies. Secondly, it is a free living study, where participants may continue with their habitual activities and lifestyle. A participant does not have to be or become vegetarian, or a fitness-lover, or change any aspect of their lifestyle. Thirdly, the results of all the tests that will be provided at the end of the study will amount to about $2,000 worth of health tests, which will be provided for free to all the participants. |
