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Winter 2005 • Vol.5 No. 1

Growing Arteries: Science Fiction or Reality?
Peripheral Arterial Disease: Benefits of Physical Therapy
Excellence in Care Award
National Corporate Advisory Board Formed
A Checklist Beyond Glucose Control
Dr. Veith Receives Jacobson Award
VDF Presents at AARP
Thanks to Our Volunteers and Donors
Frequently Asked Questions
Reader Exchange
Letters
Research Review
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Reader Exchange

This new section will be activated whenever Keeping in Circulation receives a suggestion that might be helpful to other readers. Please send your ideas and comments to Editor, Keeping in Circulation, 3333 S. Wadsworth, #B-104-37, Lakewood, CO 80227.

Walking Warm Up Tip
Dennis K. Flood, MS, is a director of a cardiac rehabilitation center in Sarasota, Florida. He has a suggestion that may help improve walking distance. He suggests that you stretch your legs before walking. His technique? Hold onto a wall or the frame of a doorway. Then, stand on a phone book or other large book with your shoes on, letting your heels hang over the edge. Raise and lower your heel to stretch your calf muscles. Then go for your walk. If this tip works for you, or doesn't, please feel free to let us know. We look forward to receiving tips and feedback from our readers!