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hiimjohn12345654321

hiimjohn12345654321

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posted 05/05/2008, comments (0)

Workout method

Is is harmful to do a workout in which the upper body and lower body is integrated into one thing? Like do a set of curls, then a set of squats. In other words, constantly be working a muscle but from a different part of the body.  Is this bad good, or just the same as a normal workout.
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Ellen Haas

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posted 04/30/2008, comments (0)

Celebrating Rockfish: A Sustainable Star of the Sea Returns

The kickoff of the Rockfish (Striped Bass) season last week makes this a wonderful time to celebrate the delicious taste of this outstanding fish. Rockfish, also known as striped bass, is found in the waters near where I live in Washington DC. It is a favorite local fish from the Carolinas to Maine. One of the rites of spring all around the... Read moreChevron
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Cathy Hamilton

Cathy Hamilton

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posted 04/30/2008, comments (0)

Sun-Dried Tomatoes - A Healthy Secret Ingredient

My secret ingredient this week will add zip to almost any sandwich, salad - even breakfast eggs - without adding calories, excess sodium or measurable fat.   Sun-dried tomatoes are packed with the same nutritional goodness as their fresh counterparts - Lycopene, antioxidants and vitamin C.  After all, these are just dried-up,... Read moreChevron
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Ellen Haas

Ellen Haas

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posted 04/25/2008, comments (0)

Chef Nora Pouillon Talks about Starting the First Organic Restaurant

Washington DC is home to the nationally recognized Restaurant Nora, the first restaurant in the United States to be certified organic. As Chef Nora Pouillon told me when we sat down at Ellen's Healthy Table, you can "trust" the food at the restaurant to be healthy. Nora is an outstanding pioneer and a strong advocate for a sustainable food... Read moreChevron
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Ellen Haas

Ellen Haas

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posted 04/16/2008, comments (0)

High Marks for the Mediterranean Diet

It is noteworthy that new research results from a large study of the National Cancer Institute (NCI) reaffirms the good news about the Mediterranean Diet. The study shows that those individuals who followed a Mediterranean diet had significantly lower death rates from cancer and cardiovascular disease in both men and women.   Scientists... Read moreChevron
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