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Tag Archives: nutrition
Blue Pill Of The Low-Fat Matrix Or The Red Pill Of Healthy Food Choices, And How To Build Swedish Goggles
I was horrified to see this double whammy product on the shelves in my local food store. Candy to entice the unwary, combined with low fat food, designed to force the consumer to seek addictive carbohydrates. You have to get your … Continue reading
From Surgery Recovery To Safe Exercise And Training, Case In Point: Back To Back Inguinal Hernia And Prostate Repairs
Question from a reader on a comment stream of this blog: “Kevin, I recently had both surgery to repair a hernia, as well as prostate surgery. Because of decreased capacity because of the hernia as well as the trauma of … Continue reading
To Age Successfully Don’t Go Down The Road Taken By Winston Churchill, Follow Dylan Thomas Instead, But With A Little More Skipping
Hi folks! Welcome. Winston Churchill, though revered, never struck me as a very happy person, but I’m sure he had his reasons. I suspect, however, that lack of exercise and poor diet may have contributed to his general lack of … Continue reading
When Your Body, Heart Or Mind (Forget Mind Mr. Spock) Go Through Hell, Remember The Therapeutic Value Of Nostalgia Food
Nostalgia: “A sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past, typically for a period or place with happy personal associations.” by Google Hi folks, welcome to another day on this lovely planet.. Ah! The good old days, or good old romance, … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, Body Awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, injury, nutrition, Older Athlete, psychology
Tagged Exercise Tips, nutrition
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Other Worlds, Paleo Breakfast After Thanksgiving, And Jess’s TV Gift To FitOldDog’s Family
Hi folks, welcome to another lovely day! “Go then! There are other worlds than these.” Jake, ‘The Dark Tower’ by Stephen King. Yes! I mean you, my readers! Go out and have adventures while you can. They’re just waiting for … Continue reading
Posted in exercise and health, Exercise Tips, nutrition, psychology
Tagged Exercise Tips, nutrition, Philosophy
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What Do Lysenko And The Low Fat Diet Fad Have In Common? They Both Killed Millions!
Hi folks, welcome to my thoughts! As a severe genetic hyperlipemic (resting HDL <20, LDL >2000, plasma like cream, when I discovered it in 1976 BAD), who doesn’t want to use muscle toxins, such as statins, I increased my HDL … Continue reading

