Gibson Pharmacy
2505 S. Carrier Pkwy.
(S.E. Corner of Carrier & Pioneer Pkwy.)
(972) 264-0268


 
Look at Us!
 
Hey, we are going into year 2010 with a bang - no pun intended. We are located now at 
www.GibsonPharmacyGP.com
 - with Kathy's Korner recipes located there. Also, we are on Facebook and Twitter. Links can be found on our website homepage and contact pages. There are also links in our quick links section of this email. We also have an archive section that we are building up. We can email the newsletter - sign up, info is on our website or at the store. We are also working on having an information section about our compounding. So check us out!
 
Right now, the recipes are sorted alphabetically by the name of the recipe.
 

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In My Opinion: FYI
 
A lot of people either missed or didn't notice the web link I placed for my favorite site of Alkaline and Acidic foods. The site I use is at the Nature Cures website or google The Acid/Alkaline Foods List at Advanced Scientific Health. Several people have done this and all are reporting great results. Again, I recommend making meal changes one meal at a time. For example, make breakfast Akaline for 2-3 days, then also make supper Alkaline, wait 2-3 days than lastly add lunch. Lunch seems to be the hardest, since a lot of lunches are eaten out of the house instead of at home. Adding a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables is the first change we made. Taking all msg and high fructose corn syrup out of the diet helps also. This is a good start to any eating program, in my opinion. Come by and talk to Gary for more ideas about making changes in eating to improve your health.
 
FYI
 
A new option for people with esophageal cancer - which is one of the deadliest cancers - is cryospray ablation. To find out more and to find location for treatment - go to CSAMedical.com. To learn more, come by and see Gary.
 
BASEBALL ON US
 
From Thursday, June 24 through Monday, June 28th, we will be giving away free tickets to the July 2nd Airhogs baseball game. Tickets are limited and are first come, first serve. Come in and ask for your pair today! 
 
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WE WANT TO BE YOUR PHARMACY!
HOW TO TRANSFER YOUR RX

1.) Get your prescription bottle from your old pharmacy
2.) Give us a call at (972) 264-0268
3.) Tell either Gary or one of our technicians:
          Your name
          Your phone number
          Your old pharmacy name and their phone number
          The prescription number or numbers
          Your doctor's name (and their phone number is great, too)
4.) Any insurance information
5.) We'll handle the rest

You can also just bring in your prescription bottle in to us.
 
KATHY'S KORNER

More recipes from old newsletters. Enjoy!
 

Frozen Sweet Treat
 
1/2 c. mashed fruit
2 containers (8 oz each) fruit flavored yogurt (preferably fat free)
1 container (8 oz) Non-Diary Whipped Topping thawed
 
Combine fruit and yogurt then fold in whipped topping, blend well. Spoon into freezer container. Freeze until firm - about 4 hours. Remove from freezer and place in refrigerator about 30 minutes before serving. Serve in place of ice cream. Can be served in graham cracker crust as pie.

Sweet Charity
 
1 c. flour
1 c. finely chopped nuts (pecan are best)
1/4 c. brown sugar
1/2 c. softened butter or margarine
Mix and Press into a 13 x 9 in. dish. Bake at 350F for 15 or 20 minutes until brown.
 
Filling:
2 8oz pkg. cream cheese
1 t. almond extract
2 c. powdered sugar
1 can cherry pie filling
1 c. whipped cream (whipped and sweetened)
Blend first three ingredients until smooth. Spread over crust. Fold into pie filling into cream. Spoon over cream cheese filling. Chill 3-4 hrs.
 
I top with pecan pieces. Michelle tops with whipped cream on top. Both are great. Other pie fillings (blueberry or peach) can be used. 
HAVE YOU CONSIDERED MAKING
GIBSON PHARMACY YOUR DRUGSTORE?

Disclaimer: This newsletter is not intended as a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. Anyone who has a serious disease or ailment should consult a physician before initiating any change in treatment or before beginning any new treatment. All items are my opinion.