Posts Tagged advice

Some Quotes Mar 2013

Some Quotes For Thought Long term progress is basically quality work on the edge of ones ability. Jim Laird Problems always bring you into an opportunity to become more creative in creating solutions. If we never had problems we would never grow spiritually. Paul Chek What you are speaks so loud, people can’t hear a […]

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Quotes For Thought

I don’t eat pizza too often but the other day the family and I tried a new “design your own pizza” place called Pieology. It was actually pretty good. It reminded me of Chipotle. You start with a thin crust pizza (They have gluten free crust for anyone wondering…) and basically go down the line […]

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Some Other People’s Thoughts: Part 3

More thoughts from other people trying to figure out all this health and wellness stuff… Once again, I am paraphrasing and putting segmented ideas together for a little reading flow… Joel Jamieson, conditioning coach, 8 Weeks Out: Exercise preference often stems from brain chemistry. Low dopamine levels lead to needing things like crossfit. Do cardio […]

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What My Grandma Ate

Eat Naturally The other day I was thinking about traditional cuisine, healthy people, longevity and old foods. I asked myself, “Who do you know that has lived a long life and is thriving?” One of the first people that came to my mind was my grandma. She’s 98, lives by herself in Arkansas, and still […]

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Some Other People’s Thoughts: Part 2

Continued theme from last Sunday… There are so many people out there sharing their ideas on health and wellness. Here are some of those ideas I’ve jotted down over the last year or so that I think are important to share… FYI: These are my paraphrasings of interviews or writings these people have shared on […]

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Some Other People’s Thoughts

I am constantly researching, reading and listening to people discuss health, wellness and nutrition. I often write down some of these people’s interesting thoughts, advice or declarations to reflect on or pass along to others. Here are some quotes I’ve jotted down the last year or so… “Human beings are not broken by default.” Angelo […]

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Bare 5 Tips: Mar 13, 2012

One of the most effective tips I can offer… Keep Records Keep track of what you’re eating and doing. Simple but so effective. It helps bring such great awareness to your everyday activities and allows you to look back at your behavior if needed. Nutrition journals are fantastic for simply becoming aware of what you […]

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The Flip Side

So I had an interesting conversation the other day. It started with me being asked the following question: “If you were me, what would you do to feel better and lose some weight?” I had heard a similar question from this person a few times and it was becoming apparent that my suggestions of how […]

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Bare 5 Health Tips: Feb 24, 2012

This is a simple one… Eat protein for breakfast. This doesn’t mean one egg or some fibrous whole grains. Eat some good protein. More is usually better. Protein in the morning will help set the stage for good appetite and hunger control the rest of the day and give your body plenty of nutrient dense […]

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Bare 5 Health Tips: Feb 3, 2012

Health tip of the week! Have cravings? The body is trying to tell you something. Although the best solution is to address why the cravings exist, often, the only thing that matters in the moment is to not binge on bad food. Here are a few ideas to help… Food Water – make sure it’s […]

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