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In Case You Missed It: May 2013

Wow, another May in the books. In case you missed it, from truth, McDonalds and skin care to Zoobiquity, alternate realities and skeletons, here’s the complete list of daily posts from the last month here on Bare 5… Recapping A Post of Day in May 2013 Truth Is Water Salads = Diabetes? What’s Your McDonalds? […]

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Things Worth Sharing: May 2013

Here are the things that interested me last month, which I shared on the Bare 5 Facebook page during the month of May… The Exercise Equivalent of a Cheeseburger? All About Food Porn 21 Foods That Sound Healthy, But Are Not! 7 Characteristics Associated With Long Life (And How To Cultivate Them) Did Angelina Jolie […]

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Some Leftover Thoughts: May 2013

Some of my leftover thoughts that I didn’t get around to writing on, let me know if anything sparks your interest… Nature Trust nature. Respect nature. Look to how traditional cultures interacted with nature (e.g. native Americans, Romans, Chinese). There are plenty of clues, hints and guidelines when you consider what we knew before we […]

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Food Skeletons

Maybe we forgot about them. Or maybe we’re trying to hide them and pretend they never existed. But… they’ll always be there. The pantry may be dark. It may even be locked, boarded up and forgotten about. But they’re in there. Those food skeletons of years past that we pretend didn’t happen are still there… […]

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Keeping Healthy While Traveling

Whether for business or pleasure, traveling can often throw a kink in most people’s health plans. It really shouldn’t buy it often does. I can’t count the number of clients over the years who have traveled somewhere, leaving with the best laid plans. A few days or weeks (or even months) later they return with […]

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Stale Cookies

Don’t cheat with stale cookies. I heard this statement in a podcast a while back and I wish I remembered who and where so I could give them due credit. Nonetheless it’s a great concept: If you’re going to do it, make it count. Don’t eat the stale cookies just because they’re there. However you […]

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What I’ve Been Reading & Listening To

So what does a guy like me find interesting to read and listen to? Quite a bit, actually. I enjoy listening to podcasts, interviews and audio books, watching TED talks and reading books whenever possible. Here’s what I’m into these days… Podcasts Balanced Bites – Diane Sanfilippo & Liz Wolfe Regenerative Energy Podcast – Danny […]

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Our Disconnect With Being Human: Thoughts I had on my drive home

Sometimes you just need to talk out what you’re feeling. Yesterday I found the transcript of some thoughts I recorded on my drive home a little over 3 years ago. After re-reading this I guess I really needed to talk some things out… Ok- my thoughts on a few things after just finishing Frank Forencich’s […]

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Alternate 2013

Something just feels wrong. Like it is a bit off or not quite right. We can’t quite put our finger on what exactly it is but we can sense it. On a deeper level, we know this isn’t real. It can’t be. A world filled with overweight, unhappy, stressed, sick and lost human beings. This […]

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5 Foods That Changed My Health

A few days ago someone asked me what food had the biggest impact on my health. It was a fascinating question that I didn’t have an immediate answer to. Of all the dietary changes I’ve made over the years, which one was the best? That’s like asking what the most impactful exercise is or the […]

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