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It’s <strong>February</strong> and I thought I’d devote a little reflection<br />

about Black History Month, particularly from my<br />

personnel exposure. I’m personally proud of my newly<br />

achieved, octogenarian status, and my early roots. So,<br />

how to link the two in my health oriented perspective?<br />

In 1937, my mother migrated from the <strong>Albemarle</strong>, in<br />

Northeast North Carolina, to the Morrisiana Section of<br />

the Bronx during the Harlem Renaissance. I was privileged<br />

to grow up in a multicultural neighborhood that<br />

exposed me to that remarkable era of cultural creativity.<br />

Langston Hughes who was one of my best friend’s<br />

uncle, was a frequent visitor to our block. My friend lived<br />

on the top floor of a five story walk up, so Mr. Hughes<br />

would stop and chat with us kids before his trek to visit<br />

his brother. He was a talkative guy with a lot to say. How<br />

I wish that there were personal technology like smart<br />

phones in those days, to have captured his incredible<br />

wisdom.<br />

It was not uncommon to hear musical icons like Thelonius<br />

Monk, Errol Garner, and Elmo Hope rehearsing<br />

their craft, in their apartments, and on the roofs. In those<br />

days, music was part of many school curriculum’s. Public<br />

schools even supplied loaner instruments, a practice<br />

that spawned generations of internationally acclaimed<br />

musicians. It seems to me, the world class musicians<br />

that came out of that environment, were a positive use of<br />

the educational budget. To have removed art and music<br />

appreciation from inner city schools, was misguided. The<br />

return of investment, justified continuance.<br />

Health and Nutrition Strategies For<br />

Cancer Survivors and Everybody Else<br />

Warren Green is a 30 year member of the Institute of Food<br />

Technology, A HAACP (hazard analysis critical control point)<br />

Instructor with a Bachelors degree in Nutrition Science.<br />

WHAT’S IN YOUR DIET?<br />

minutes. The old adage, music calms the savage beast,<br />

probably has some merit. It seems to me that we have<br />

been marketed away from our best first option.<br />

I began researching music therapy as a health strategy.<br />

Here are my findings: Music Therapy is an established<br />

health profession with a strong research foundation,<br />

which when used within a therapeutic relationship,<br />

addresses overall physical rehabilitation, facilitates<br />

movement, and provides among other things, an outlet<br />

for expression of feelings. My new 62+ community is a<br />

perfect spot to observe and promote music therapy as a<br />

viable component of health and nutrition strategies. .<br />

That segues into my Health & Nutrition Strategy Workshops,<br />

here at Overture, Virginia Beach .The initial<br />

workshop was a great success. We started with the<br />

essential nutrient,Lipids (oils/fats), then we had a Q and<br />

A interaction. I thought the Q & A, was the highlight of<br />

the session. I like the idea of being able to support my<br />

information with spontaneous visual documentation in a<br />

Q & A forum.<br />

Looking forward to the next workshop, <strong>February</strong> 19th<br />

3pm. We’’ll finish up lipids, and begin protein. Join us.<br />

You are what you eat.<br />

Warren Green can be reached<br />

at warreng9241@hotmail.com<br />

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Come out and Celebrate Spring!!!<br />

A few years ago, I went home to attended a tribute to<br />

Elmo Hope Concert at Fordham University, that featured<br />

Jazz Master Jimmy Owens- Board Member of the Jazz<br />

Foundation of America, and a life long friend. My column,<br />

that month, talked about the intense stress of NYC traffic<br />

and how after a few minutes of the concert, I was totally<br />

unstressed. Pharmaceuticals usually require about 20<br />

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Want to hear Warren Green on our<br />

Local Voices Unfiltered Show?<br />

Local Voices<br />

Unfiltered<br />

Go to http://albemarletradewinds.com and<br />

look on the Youtube <strong>Tradewinds</strong> channel<br />

on the right column and click the upper left<br />

icon to see a list of videos<br />

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