Friday, December 2, 2011
[WATCH]: Gears of War 3 | Did You Know? Ep. 9
FACTS: 1. Ancient Romans and Greeks thought that the Giraffe was a mix between a camel and a leopard. 2. Denmark has made a 'fat tax' on unhealthy foods in an effort to help stop obesity. 3. Devin Thomas Gaines graduated from UConn with 5 majors, 5 minors, and 276 credit hours. He drowned before he could start graduate school though. 4. The Titanic actually crashed because the helmsman turned the wrong way. 5. The dog that helped take out Osama bin Laden is named "Cairo." 6. A lock of Elvis's hair sold for $115000 at an auction at 2002. 7. There are 6909 known languages spoken in the world today. 8. The huddle formation used in football came from deaf football players. It was to prevent the other team from reading the sign language.
[WATCH]: "Solving The Obesity Epidemic" 1 Person at a time
I am sure you would agree that together, we will help conquer the obesity epidemic, one person at a time. If you believe this then you need to get your T-SHIRT NOW!! Make a statement and let others around you know that you are helping and believe in the cause to help fight obesity!! www.clydesdalefitclub.us Watch the video
[WATCH]: Sclerotherapy - Center for Vein Restoration
Spider veins are the mildest form of venous insufficiency. They are tangled groups of tiny blood vessels just under the skin's surface that resemble spider webs or tree branches. Typically, they are red, blue or purple and clearly visible on the thighs, lower legs and face. Spider veins can sometimes cover large areas of skin, but they are strictly a cosmetic problem, rarely causing physical symptoms. Spider veins can be diagnosed by sight; some physicians prefer to conduct ultrasound exams to determine the extent of the problem and the underlying causes of the condition. Risk factors for spider veins are similar to those for varicose veins: age, heredity, pregnancy, hormonal changes, obesity and extended periods of standing. Sun
[WATCH]: How to Get Fat Without Really Trying
www.healthymunching.com Cakes, cookies, candy, chips...they're all part of "normal" life, right? And yet, it wasn't this way a few years ago. Today the food industry spends approximately 33 billion dollars each year to entice Americans to eat high calorie, high fat, low nutrition, salty foods. This constant advertising bombardment can lead one to believe that there isn't any other way to eat. And, as a result of our junk food diet, Americans are facing a public health crisis with obesity and diet related diseases growing at alarming rates. Additionally, what used to be "adult" diseases are now showing up in our children. Fortunately there are healthy alternatives. Visit www.healthymunching.com and www.rawfromthegarden.com for more
[WATCH]: Special Handling
Here are some more of my favorite, attractively chunky men from here on YouTube doing what comes naturally. (Also look for "Heavy Lifting", coming
Thursday, December 1, 2011
[WATCH]: MY Gym Bakersfield on KBAK
The California Center for Public Health and Advocacy and the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research found that childhood obesity rates are down in California by 1.1 percent. Unfortunately, in Kern County, the rates have grown. Maryanne Godfrey-Jones owns the Bakersfield MyGym. Children can go there to stay active and socialize with other
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