For some background info on this issue review “Agent Orange and Heart Disease”.

New Coverage for Vets

On March 25, 2010, the Department of Veterans Affairs published a proposed regulation to establish ischemic heart disease as linked to Agent Orange exposure.

This meant until regulation becomes final, eligible Vietnam Veterans may receive disability compensation for these disease.

Controversy

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A subscriber to The Heart of Health submitted the following question.

Question: “My problem is that I don’t have recipes for nutritional meals. Exercising is hard for me as I am disabled. I have a thirteen inch rod fused to my spine for 34 years now. What can I do?”

Answer: Fortunately the internet provides access to a wealth of recipes that are heart healthy. Here are some site recommendations you may want to review.

www.sixoclockscramble.com
www.eatingwell.com
www.cookinglight.com
www.mayoclinic.com/health/healthy-recipes/RecipeIndex

Due to your disability I recommend you consult a physical therapist to learn activities and exercises you can safely complete.

All the best,
Lisa Nelson RD
How to Make Heart Healthy Changes into Lifelong Habits
http://www.hearthealthmadeeasy.com