The 10 most popular diet books of the past decade
Mary Cadden
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Ah, January, the time of year when diet books populate bestseller lists as many of us resolve to eat better in order to lose weight. But this year we are not just wanting to shed the holiday pounds, we re targeting our pandemic pounds, too. Since the COVID-19 pandemic started, many Americans have put on what is known as the Quarantine 15.
Last week, US News & World Report released its annual ranking of best overall diets and the Mediterranean Diet topped the list for the fourth year in a row. But according to USA TODAY s Best-Selling Books list, the Mediterranean diet, which guides people to eat plenty of plants and foods that are low on bad cholesterol, does not even crack the Top 10.
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Claudia was doing well. The Prozac she d been prescribed was working to treat her depression. She was handling a high-stress job, enjoying life as a newlywed, and making progress in therapy.
Then she went to a birthday party for her boss. She knew alcohol was off-limits for people, like herself, on anti-depressants. Alcohol is a depressant, her psychiatrist had warned. It could counteract the Prozac.
But believing the consequences would be minor, Claudia (not her real name) ordered a margarita. By the time she d finished a second one, she was drunk. And she was flirting with a woman. I was a different person aggressive, she says.
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3 Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ
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as he chose us in him, before the foundation of the world, to be holy and without blemish before him.
All Christian should argue for the integrity of every individual person made in the image of God, and that the gospel, if we re going to be faithful to that gospel and faithful to biblical anthropology, requires us to be engaged as advocates for the sanctity of human life wherever we encounter it.
If confirmed by the Senate,
Janet Yellen will be the first woman to serve as treasury secretary in the Department’s 231-year history. An academic by training, Yellen served in a number of positions within the U.S. Federal Reserve including as the head of its San Francisco Bank, a fed governor, fed vice chair, and as the first woman to lead the institution during the Obama administration. During her term as chair, unemployment dropped from 6.7 percent to 4.1 percent, and inflation remained at low rates. Despite high performance and plaudits, Yellen’s tenure was cut short after President Trump refused to renominate her for a second term. For the past two years, Yellen worked as a distinguished fellow at the Brookings Institution, a Washington-based think tank. Raised in working-class Brooklyn, economics runs in the Yellen family her husband, George Akerlof, is a Nobel Prize-winning economist and her son, Robert, teaches economics in the United Kingdom.