If you're like most visitors to my site, you got here by doing a search on Google for "starbucks nutrition facts," or some variation of that. And you found my Starbucks Scary Nutrition Facts article, the most-read article I've yet written.
If you're that person, I have a question for you: What other health subjects are you interested in?
The way I figure it, you already found my site. I should probably be writing more articles that appeal to you. So please post a comment and let me know. Thanks.
I'd be interested in the latest info on controlling hypertension, herbal supplements, and reviews of health-related books. Also, I'd like to see categories for specific health subjects to make it easier to look up topics of interest.
Posted by: Ken Dix | 07 December 2004 at 12:07 PM
Someone said they should serve soy milk. As a matter fact, they do-- but for an extra 50 cents. Now I am lactose-intolerant-- very lactose-intolerant, and I don't think it's fair that I have to pay extra, but at least they have it!
Posted by: Helena Brakha | 08 December 2004 at 08:10 PM
Actually no, it wasn't Starbucks at all!
I found your site in a search for Bush's atrocities on the health area such as the mandatory mental screening he's prepapring for our kids and the "reframing" of environmental diseases as mental illnes...
Click on my "Homepage" to see more details about it
http://lawnorder.dailykos.com/story/2004/12/8/12408/7239
Things the Government has said are "all in your head"
* Gulf War Syndrome: 12 years blaming it to "stress", now it admits it was Sarin (1)
* Environmental Diseases: Still blaming on stress (2)
* Disgust with election results: PEST - Post Election Stress Disorder, just started, free clinics being offered in... Jebbie's Florida (3)
* Disgust with being ordered to kill civilians (4)
* Seeing human rights abuse in Iraq: Just started (5)
Posted by: lawnorder | 11 December 2004 at 03:55 PM
Thanks for letting me know how you find my site, Lawnorder. It's good to know some of my previous work is still indexed in the search engines.
Ryan
Posted by: The Health Blog | 17 December 2004 at 07:21 AM