HIN Health Action e-Bulletin
| November 21, 2007 |
Healthy Holiday Gifts 2007 | | If you are looking to give healthy holiday gifts this year there is no need to wait until the day after Thanksgiving to begin shopping. Here are some gifts that will warm your heart to know you’re helping protect others’. Take a look below to get started! |
Give a Tool to Help Make Healthy Choices in 2008
With today's busy pace it can be difficult to maintain a heart healthy lifestyle. How about giving a gift this season that can help? The Keep the Beat Calendar was updated for 2008 and contains new tips, facts, artwork, and recipes. It also still has places to track health goals and to record progress with cholesterol or blood pressure numbers, all to keep the beat and encourage healthy choices in 2008. Item #08-5721 Visit the home page to view all 12 months. | |
Share a Gift that Promotes Women’s Heart Disease Awareness
 Designed to warn women of their #1 health threat, The Heart Truth created and introduced the Red Dress as the national symbol for women and heart disease awareness in 2002 to deliver an urgent wakeup call to American women. The Red Dress reminds women of the need to protect their heart health, and inspires them to take action.
Celebrate five years of this landmark heart health awareness movement by wearing a special distinctive 5th anniversary edition of the Red Dress Pin. This exclusively designed pin is encrusted with light-filled, artisan-crafted, fully faceted, sparkling red Swarovski crystals and is a captivating fashion accessory. Help raise awareness of women’s heart disease—wear the pin and give one to someone special in your life. Makes a gorgeous, timelessly elegant gift, and is truly a conversation starter with unlimited sparkle. Item #56-294N Limited time offer: the first 1,000 customers who order two or more of the 5th Anniversary Pin will receive a free box of the Jane Seymour Limited Edition Note Cards.
The Heart Truth and Red Dress are trademarks of the DHHS.
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Archived page, reproduced from a 2008 copy. It is reference material, not current guidance.
