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Google brings nutritional information to search results
Google just unveiled a new feature that will deliver nutritional information via search results. Relevant results for more than 1,000 different fruits, veggies, meats and other foods are now at your disposal so you can quickly find out how many calories, grams of fat or carbohydrates your next meal or… … Read More
Introducing the Ratburger, the newest ‘affordable cuisine’ from China!
Categories: Editor’s Choice, HealthTags: China, food, importsRat meat, melamine, human hair, plastic rice….the gourmet delights brought to us from China!(Read more…) … Read More
The Bug Out Bag Meal Plan
Planning your emergency meals sets apart a manageable crisis from an outright disaster. … Read More
Beer Belly Myth: Study Claims That Beer Isn’t Tied To Weight Gain, Has Health Benefits
Will drinking too much beer give you a beer belly? A study says that the phenomenon is a myth.
The Telegraph reports that nutritionist Dr. Kathryn O’Sullivan recently authored the study, titled “Beer & Calories; A Scientific Review,” on behalf of the beer industry. She found that there’s no conclusive scientific evidence that suggests beer causes weight gain.
A couple of things strike us as funny, though. The report is nowhere to be found online, it was supposedly sponsored by the beer industry and O’Sullivan gives us no indication as to what the “beer industry” even means.
Dan Garblik and Lalit Kalani: Stuff Each Other’s Faces: The 2013 Valentine’s Day Food Gift Guide
Flowers are stupid Valentine’s Day gifts because you can’t eat (most of) them and it’s unsatisfying to do a late-night jewelry binge. No, in 2013, the only way to impress that special someone is with calories, carbohydrates, non-GMO whole grains, and non-irradiated spices.
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The Perfect Workout Partner: Why Couples Who Sweat Together Stay Together
Making a date with a workout buddy can help you get out of bed when the alarm goes off, can help you burn more calories if you think they’re fitter than you and even, simply, make you perform better.
But what if that “date” is just that — a date! Working out with your special someone won’t just make you both fitter, you’ll fit better together. “When a couple works out together, the actual exercise itself can physically and emotionally have a positive impact,” marriage and relationship psychotherapist Dr. Jane Greer told YouBeauty. “Both partners come away with feelings of synchronicity, cooperative spirit and shared passion. Then you throw in some spicy endorphins and it can be a real power trip for the relationship.”
That time you would spend at the gym suddenly becomes “us” time, and that otherwise-boring walk you were planning to take after dinner becomes more fun with good company. Not to mention that if you’re walking with weight loss in mind, you’re more likely to meet your goals with social support.
