Kevin Kolodziejski
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Helpful news about hurtful foods | Times News Online (opens the original)
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Nearly all commercially sold are already shelled because it requires about 300 pounds of pressure per square inch of force to do so, roughly three to four times more force than is needed to crack a walnut. Try to shell a macadamia nut using a nutcracker designed for hazelnuts, almonds, and walnuts, and there’s a good chance the metal arms will bend or break. So too is the fact that seven in 10 American adults are obese or overweight. Just as nuts is that it’s been that way for a good long time.
Fitness Master: Subtract added sugars | Times News Online (opens the original)
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Even though penicillin was discovered more than a decade before World War II, it took an intensive search by American and British scientists during that conflict to find a way to mass produce it. Both countries desperately needed a way to fight the bacterial infections resulting from war wounds, which led scientists to experiment with an industrial manufacturing process called deep-tank fermentation. It allowed the antibiotic to grow and multiply at such a rate, according to The World War II Mus
Fitness Master: Strength training’s real power | Times News Online (opens the original)
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Whether you find its key word offensive or not, saying, “Stupid is as stupid does” suggests something important. That actions, not labels, define a person. You read a fine example of defining actions — albeit absent of any stupidity —in last week’s column. You read how Ryan DeWald was labeled a Type 1 diabetic in April of 2014, yet didn’t allow that diagnosis to define him. How he took action, learned to control the disease, and went on to have arguably his best season as a cycling pro. You didn
Never forget all facets of health are interconnected | Times News Online (opens the original)
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Even if you’re in an airport terminal, an amusement park, or a velodrome parking lot, when some deep thinker who’s a laid-back dude says this to you at the end of a conversation, he’s doing more than just saying goodbye. He’s sharing his life philosophy. When deep thinker and laid-back dude extraordinaire Ryan DeWald founded a cycling team in 2013, he used this saying as the team’s motto. Since then, Team Skyline has grown and grown and is now, in the words of Wikipedia, “one of the most interna
Fitness Master: Time-restricted eating | Times News Online (opens the original)
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Whether you’re hungry or not, my friend, chew on this. It’s the sort of food for thought that feeds your ego so much that you’ll need to loosen your belt buckle a notch. There are people in this world who would do anything to be you. It’s as easy to forget as it’s sometimes hard to swallow, yet it’s true. For many people, you are as worthy of emulation as Michael Jordan in his prime, back when you didn’t have to be a basketball lover or a Gatorade drinker, just a television watcher, to be singin
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