May 2012
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“Do you want to live longer, look better, feel better, and make more money? Take...”
– Pete Leibman Source:
May 16th
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April 2012
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“Health seems to be one of those things we become enormously concerned about when...”
– Zig Ziglar Source:
Apr 26th
March 2012
8 posts
“It’s always inspiring to see ripped grandfathers in the gym. Who would...”
Mar 28th
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GTA: San Andreas A few months ago I had this sudden urge to play Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. For those of you not familiar with the game, it is a third-person shooter/driving RPG. The protagonist, CJ, progresses through the game through a series of missions, helping others achieve their goals. As CJ moves up the social ranks and expands his network, he gains respect among his peers and he...
Mar 26th
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“If you don’t respect your body, ain’t nobody going to respect you!”
– Sweet Johnson, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Mar 26th
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Insane Work Ethic For complete video click here One thing I’ve learned from all successful people, whether it is success in health, business, or career - is that all successful people have an extraordinary, phenomenal work ethic. You don’t have to be the most talented person, or even the smartest person because you can achieve so much more than the smartest and talented ever will...
Mar 26th
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“Hanging out with my good friend Gym tonite. Gym is always complaining about how...”
Mar 24th
Keeping The Fire Alive One day at the gym I met some guys that were laughing there asses off on the computers. When I leaned over to find out what video they were watching, it turned out to be a fitness model who combined humor and a plethora of knowledge. After finishing this video, we were all fired up and ready to hit the weights lol. This was when I discovered one of my YouTube mentors,...
Mar 12th
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6 Days Labor, 1 Day Rest According to Foursquare, twelve days in a row at the gym is my personal record. Just like what the video in my previous post says, “let me define exhaustion for you.” I usually exercise six days in a row with one day rest. Some of you may think this is crazy, but what’s crazy to some is normal to others. People are just on different levels. But if you...
Mar 11th
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Complete Exhaustion So you want to be successful huh? Well there’s one thing in this world that has the ability to change our whole life in an instant. You know what it is? It’s action. So first step: You just need to make the decision. Ask yourself this: A year from now, five years from now, what are you going to wish you did today? The secret to getting ahead in this world is first getting...
Mar 1st
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February 2012
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Feb 27th
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“If your health were perfect in every respect, what would you look like? How...”
– Brian Tracy, Focal Point pg. 150
Feb 7th
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January 2012
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Racehorses You bought an expensive racehorse, one that cost $500,000. If you owned an expensive racehorse, what kinds of foods would you feed it? If you had invested all that money in a horse, would you feed it junk food, potato chips, soda, donuts, bagels, candy bars, and jugs of coffee? Of course not! How much more valuable are you than a racehorse? Just as you would feed an expensive...
Jan 7th
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High Fructose Corn Syrup HFCS is a man-made sweetener that’s cheaper and sweeter than sugar. Food manufacturers love it because it enhances their profits, so they add it into an unbelievable number of foods. Cereal. Ketchup. Soda. Pasta sauce. Cookies. Even some meal replacement bars, which are supposed to be good for you, list HFCS way up high on the ingredients list. If “High...
Jan 7th
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“90-95% of your 60-100 trillion cells are replaced each year. Every year is a new...”
– Don Colbert, MD. The Seven Pillars of Health
Jan 1st
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November 2011
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Nov 25th
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Sauna Sweat Using the sauna at the gym for a “sweat bath” has many health benefits, and has a profound effect on the human body. Your skin temperature soars to 104° F, and your internal body temperature rises to 100° F within minutes. Your metabolism increases. Your pulse rate jumps by 50% or more, allowing the heart to nearly double the amount of blood it pumps each minute. This...
Nov 3rd
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October 2011
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Oct 3rd
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August 2011
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Brown Rice > White Rice The difference between brown rice and white rice is not just the color! The difference lies in the way it is processed and its nutritional content. If the outermost layer of a grain of rice (otherwise known as the husk) is removed, the result is brown rice, and it is a “whole grain.” If the bran layer underneath is also removed, the result is white...
Aug 22nd
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July 2011
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“Guess where illness is in your life right now? Testing the outer edges of your...”
– Jim Rohn
Jul 25th
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March 2011
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“Physical fitness is the basis for all other forms of excellence.”
– John F. Kennedy
Mar 21st
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January 2011
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“You become healthier only after you push yourself beyond your limits, and fail...”
– Robert Kiyosaki
Jan 31st
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November 2010
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The Meatrix To large corporations, maximizing profits is the name of the game. In fact, the goal of modern industrial agriculture is to grow it faster, fatter, bigger, and cheaper. Which leads to antibiotics, pesticides, steroids, and hormones, all of which end up in the meat we eat. And it’s not very good for our health. The sad reality is our meat no longer comes from happy farms....
Nov 8th
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September 2010
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“I ate vegan for an entire week. I have to admit, it does feel good.”
Sep 21st
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August 2010
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Dropping Some Wisdom (Teeth) So I got all my wisdom teeth taken out a few days ago - all 4 of them. I must say I was terrified of getting put to sleep, since I’ve never been put under with anesthesia before. I don’t even remember knocking out. #scarythought. All I remember was feeling delirious momentarily, and then knocking out again. lol. Anyways, knowing that I couldn’t...
Aug 30th
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June 2010
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Dendrites The human brain is an amazing organ. Our brains are made of 50-100 billion neurons that process information at lightning speed. The world’s fastest supercomputer doesn’t even come close. We have been given a gift. Each of those neurons are connected to each other by dendrites, which send and receive information between neurons. I presented this in a Samahan meeting back...
Jun 1st
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April 2010
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No Brain, No Gain Nappy time in EE 490, taken by Jared. Fucker. So I’ve been staying up late in senior design lab recently, and I haven’t been getting as much sleep as I need. When I walked in the gym the next day, guess what - I didn’t feel like doing shit! And I’m usually a pretty energetic guy. This goes to show that the amount of sleep you get directly affects the...
Apr 4th
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March 2010
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Your Fave 5 The water line from Disney’s “Holes” standing in order of respect When your body lacks the water it needs, it prioritizes and gives it to your vital organs first - “The Starting Five,” similar to the starting five of a basketball team. Or if you’re a T-mobile user, your fave 5. They are your: 1. Brain 2. Heart 3. Lungs 4. Liver 5....
Mar 8th
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February 2010
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What is the first thing you see when you walk into a Barnes & Noble during New Years? Everyone’s New Year’s resolution, and our bookstores know it. =)
Feb 1st
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January 2010
3 posts
The Arnold Way This clip always makes me lol. Other than the fact that Arnold really enjoys everything about bodybuilding, the 7-time winning Mr. Olympia also wrote an entire encyclopedia about it. I personally find it the most authoritative guide to sculpting your body, for both men and women. After all, the goal for men and women is the same: to create the maximum possible aesthetic...
Jan 3rd
“One of life’s curious ironies is that individuals who are overweight also...”
– The Encylopedia of Modern Bodybuilding by Arnold Schwarzenegger
Jan 2nd
Wall-E I loved everything about this movie, Wall-E. If you haven’t watched it, it’s about a world that is governed by a megacorporation called Buy’N’Large, causing mass consumerism and completely trashing the Earth, forcing the humans to go on a 700 year cruise in space as the Wall-E machines clean up their mess. The human race is completely reliant on technology to...
Jan 2nd
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December 2009
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Why Is Santa Fat? I’m sure we’ve all done our research when we were kids on this matter. Here’s what we think: Santa Claus promotes obesity and an unhealthy lifestyle. Instead of feeding him cookies and milk every year, we should be feeding him a fruit basket, or maybe even a protein shake. Right? haha. Some say he needs all that belly fat to survive Christmas, the...
Dec 30th
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Soda Is Garbage It’s the holidays, and I see everyone drinking soda, even though we know that what we’re drinking is garbage. There is nothing in soda that should be put into the human body. If you are making an honest attempt at your own health, please realize that feeding your body garbage only means that your body will give you garbage in return. Soda has absolutely no...
Dec 29th
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“Your brain does not get “fried” from studying. It’s actually...”
Dec 14th
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November 2009
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“Eating the orange is a lot more nutritious than drinking the orange juice in the...”
– You might as well reach for the real thing. Oranges are more filling because it has more fiber, and it has less calories than their orange juice counterparts! Sweet citrus, just eat the orange, people. haha
Nov 27th
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October 2009
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The Paleolithic Diet Bahag brothers, this is for you… The ideal way to eat to get and stay lean, and prevent chronic disease is to follow the Paleolithic diet. In other words, eat the way that our ancestors ate during the pre-agricultural age. To be honest, this way of eating is not convenient in today’s times. Nevertheless, we believe it to be, hands-down, the healthiest way of eating...
Oct 19th
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“Far too many people tend to spend their health to gain wealth, only to spend...”
Oct 2nd
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September 2009
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Stir Your Waters A breathtaking view of Niagra Falls Our bodies are approximately two-thirds water. Think of what happens when water sits for a long time in a cup, puddle, or pond. It eventually gets covered with slime and gunk, breeds disease, and becomes toxic. Think of those green algae-covered ponds you see when you drive through the country. That process is similar to what’s going...
Sep 14th
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“If it seems you are hungry too often, you may be dehydrated. Drink more water!”
Sep 13th
July 2009
9 posts
Mmm Dark Chocolate Chocolate is actually a healthy choice in prudent amounts. It’s not only a way to pamper ourselves, but it actually works with our brain chemistry to lift our mood and make us feel better. It elevates two key neurotransmitters, serotonin and endorphins. Low levels of these brain chemicals are linked with depression and anxiety. By raising them you feel calmer, more...
Jul 26th
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Okinawan Centenarians Okinawa is the home of the longest-lived people in the world - ages well into their 100s.. People there seem to have beaten the aging process and the debilitating diseases that accompany the “golden years” in the West. Heart disease is minimal, breast cancer is rare, and most aging men have never heard of prostate cancer. As a group, the three leading killers in the West...
Jul 25th
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Healthy Biblical Times The wisdom of the Bible extends far beyond the spiritual issues to encompass every area of life - including dietary, hygienic, and moral guidelines. History reveals that the healthiest people in the world were generally the most primitive people as well! Our ancestors rarely died from the diet- and lifestyle-related illnesses that kill most modern people before their...
Jul 23rd
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“If you’re looking to prevent afternoon and evening sleepiness, coffee or a...”
– Psychology Today, July/August 2009
Jul 22nd
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“How well your brain works depends on how well it receives oxygen.”
– Another reason to do cardio!
Jul 17th
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Recess At Every Age This was my show as a kid. lol Many districts across the nation are getting rid of physical education and recess because of the increased reliance on test scores for school survival. Given the powerful cognitive effects of physical activity, this makes no sense. Physical education did not hurt the kids’ performance on the academic tests… children actually did...
Jul 17th
Nap Like a Kid Again Napping is actually a natural phenomenon. I also now have a greater insight into the sleeping patterns of Friendship Games. It is written in our DNA. Ever wonder why you feel the most sleepy during the midday, between 1pm and 3pm? The answer is ahead… If you look at the rest of the animal kingdom, no other species tries to get all their sleep in one long stretch....
Jul 6th
Everyone’s Top 4 Goals Success is the ability to live your life the way you want to live it, doing what you most enjoy, surrounded by people you admire and respect. In a larger sense, success is the ability to achieve your dreams, desires, hopes, wishes, and goals in each of the important areas of your life. Although each of us is unique and different from all other human beings who have...
Jul 4th
Go Bananas • Boosts brainpower, makes pupils more alert • Contains serotonin and norepinephrine, which improves your mood • Helps muscles contract properly, reducing cramps • Replaces electrolytes, gives instant energy • Two bananas provide enough energy for a strenuous 90 minute workout • Excellent source of iron, fiber, potassium, magnesium, folic acid, vitamin B6 • High potassium...
Jul 3rd
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June 2009
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Shower Your Insides Ever hear the legendary story of the fountain of youth? Each year many people visit the historical site and drink from its water in hopes of reversing the aging process and look forever young. The irony is that the myth is partially true: water does rejuvenate your skin which can make you look years younger. When you don’t drink enough water you may lose your good looks....
Jun 20th
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