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Archive for June, 2008

On The Road Again: Eating On The Road

I spent two of my last three weeks on the road, flying back and forth from Philadelphia for some training for work. I also did a 1.5 year stint as a traveling consultant - out on Monday, back on Thursday - so I developed some strategies for mitigating the damage that eating out constantly [...]

Filed in Living Well, Eating Well 6 Comments so far

What Can The Tarahumara Indians Tell Us About The Importance Of Running Long Distances?

Today’s article is coming from a Skribit question. It is:
Exercise? DeVany says no long endurance, contrast with Tarahumara Indians running.
I’m assuming that the question is something along the lines of “How do we reconcile DeVany’s (and others’) advice to do no long distance with tribes like the Tarahumara who run marathon distances daily?”
Just How Much [...]

Filed in Fitness 11 Comments so far

What I’m Reading: The Farmer And The Grill

Back in January, a friend sent me a copy of The Farmer and The Grill…A Guide to Grilling, Barbecuing and Spit-Roasting Grassfed Meat…and for saving the planet one bite at a time by Shannon Hayes. It got packed up in the shuffle of moving and I finally remembered to get it out and read [...]

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Does Booze Have A Place In A Healthy Diet?

Booze. The Sauce. Liquid Courage. No matter what you call it, the names all refer to the same thing: alcohol. Some tell us alcohol is responsible for everything from impure thoughts to social degeneracy. Others tell us that if it weren’t for alcohol, the Irish would have ruled the world [...]

Filed in Alcohol, Chocolate, Etc 4 Comments so far

My Top 10 Health and Fitness Blogs

I’m feeling like spreading some love today. I’m sure some of you already read these blogs. Others of you have probably not discovered at least one or two of them and it’s high-time you did. These are the sites that I spend my free time reading; typically there isn’t a post on [...]

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