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I might have called it 'A Fellow Celt', because this Scottish Highland cow was grazing on a mountain in the West of Ireland!
Benefits:
!. Lower Blood Pressure
2.Support healthy Cholestrol
3. Prevent oxidative stress
4. Antidepressant
5. Antibacterial property
6. Show promise in fighting certain cancers
Off late, Cholesterol has become one of the most important problems in people. It may be due to the increase in the stress
levels or a considerable change in the lifestyle, but the effect it has on people today is very huge. The high cholesterol levels in blood has the capability of affecting the blood flow throughout the body and may eventually be the reason for many heart diseases. So it is better to make diet and lifestyle changes before its too late.
Submitting this to the Oneiric Ocelot Wallpaper group.
The bodacious but bamboozling buttery bokeh in the top corner has been unsullied by the likes of software tools in order to modify or enhance its already high visual cholestrol content for fear that said vibrance and colorful contrast would be altered to a husk of its former self.
As to how - focus point placed on barbed wire, used 'medium' aperture (f6.3) and zoomed in a bit to remove the unsightly humans from my view, the yellow portions are sunlight. Simple.
Health Fanatic
Around the block – against the clock
Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock
Running out of breath – running out of socks
Rubber on the road… flippety flop
Non-skid agility… chop chop
No time to hang about
Work out health fanatic… work out!
The crack of dawn he’s lifting weights
His tell-tale heart reverberates
He’s high in polyunsaturates…
Low in polysaturates…
The Duke of Edinburgh’s award awaits
It’s a man’s life
He’s a health fanatic… so was his wife
A one-man war against decay
Enjoys himself the hard way
Allows himself a mars a day
How old am I – what do I weigh
Punch me there… does it hurt… no way
Running on the spot don’t get too hot
He’s a health fanatic, that’s why not
Running through the traffic jam – taking in the lead
Hyperactivity keeps him out of bed
Deep down he’d like to kick it in the head
They’ll regret it when they’re dead
There’s more to life than fun
He’s a health fanatic – he’s got to run
Beans greens and tangerines
And low cholestrol margarines
His limbs are loose, his teeth are clean
He’s a high-octane fresh-air fiend
You’ve got to admit he’s keen
What can you do but be impressed
He’s a health fanatic… give it a rest
Shadow boxing – punch the wall
One-a-side football… what’s the score… one-all
Could have been a copper… too small
Could have been a jockey… too tall
Knees up, knees up… head the ball
Nervous energy makes him tick
He’s a health fanatic… he makes you sick
John Cooper Clark
Gallbladder: Gross Photo. Mixed cholesterol and pigment stones, multiple, green-yellow, and multifaceted. Jian-Hua Qiao, MD, FCAP, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
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I cooked a chicken breast with stewed tomatoes, diced tomatoes, smoked red peppers, onions and diced chilies and several spices in the slow cooker.
I know, I eat a lot of chicken but I got my total cholestrol down from 331 to 85.
I woke up this morning to find myself alone in the house. Quite an unusual occurrence for a sunday morning.
My fab in-laws volunteered to take both the kids overnight and Ange has gone out to shoot portraits for her college work (expect fabness later).
So I decided to open up the windows, pop Little Britain on the iPod dock, blow a few cobwebs out and cook meself a bacon butty!
I almost never cook bacon when Ange is around, it's not that she disapproves of it, although she doesn't like it herself, but there must be some latent, fat-man guilt attached to making these things, probably because it's all fried.
Anyway, my last medical said my cholestrol levels were fine and I'm using low-fat marge spread stuff!
Anyway, a little while ago, Nuala29 posted a 16 things meme thing with a sort of open innvitaion/open tagging thing, so I thought I'd have ago while I drink my tea and wait for the washing to finish.
If I had any kind of interweby knowledge, I'd link to Nuala's pic, but I'm useless. Go look at her whole photostream, its fab...
1. I am allergic to Penicillin. I should wear one of those emergency braclet things or something but I'm not keen on things around my neck or wrist.
2. I hate coffee. I've tried, really I have, but it's just bitter, horrible stuff that makes me feel sick.
3. My dad has alleged that my family is related to Sir Walter Scott, Edgar Allen Poe and Robert Louis Stevenson. It changes everytime you ask him although I think the Poe one would be the coolest.
4. My mum was banned from going to see the Exorcist because she was heavily pregnant with me at the time and the cinema staff though the film would be too shocking for her to watch. Pity, how cool would it be to say, "I was born in a cinema during a showing of the Exorcist"?
5. I have never seen The Godfather.
6. When I was two I had three imaginary friends called Billy, David and Golda.
7. I can fire, strip and clean a shotgun.
8. I cannot legally drive. I failed my theory test when I was 21 and never bothered to take the test again.
9. I have researched a three-part epic supernatural historical western that I am too lazy/timid to write.
10. I cannot roll my 'R's. I don't know why, I just never got the knack.
11. DIY makes me unbelievably angry. I very, very quickly loose my temper with things and have been known to throw hammers at things, although I never once deliberately threw a hammer at Ange, no matter what she might tell you!
12. I find Stanley Kubrick REALLY over-rated.
13. About 80% of the music on my i-Pod I have no recollection of buying or even liking.
14. I met Dave Prowse when I was about nine. He came to my school to give a talk on road safety (he was the Green Cross Code man here in the UK), this was just after Jedi was released and he asked us if we thought it was sad when Luke torched his body on the pyre at the end. My teacher knew how nuts I was for Star Wars and arranged for me to get an autograph (Dave Prowse IS Darth Vader!). I was the only kid in the school to get one. I have long since lost it.
15. I prefer the very first version of Blade Runner, I LIKE the voice over.
16. I once ate six Cadburys Creme Eggs in one go.
I'm supposed to tag 16 other people but that feels like too much hard work.
Also, I completely screwed this up because it's supposed to be self portrait.
Pah!
Satay Beehoon (沙爹米粉).
I had this for dinner. It was delicious....but as is the case with all yummy food, so very bad for my cholestrol level. LOL!
The best part of this tantalising dish is the generous dollop of the smooth peanut sauce. The peanut sauce is similar to the one served with satay (sticks of barbecued meat), thus the name satay beehoon.
Overweight has become a worldwide problem. If you are suffering and want to lose your weight with the help of home remedies, you can find a lot of ways to manage your weight. You must all know that there is no instant and magical answer to reduce the weight. Every individual's body is projected to hold weight. Nowadays, people don't find time to care about themselves and about their health as they used to. This is because of the lack of time. The good news is that home remedies can help you to lose weight, significantly and quickly.
Many people invest on crazy diets that don't seem to work for many people. Your body has been designed in such a way that you can lose weight naturally. Here are some of the tips for Losing Weight Naturally:
• The first tip is that, you have to take food at the same time each day. This can help your body to get addicted to the same time and you will be hungry only at that time.
• Secondly, you have to prepare your meals in a healthier way. For example, you can replace “white” carbs instead of whole grain. This will also improves the quality of the food to your diet. You can also replace oils and saturated fats with healthier choices.
• Thirdly, you can consume more vegetables. Antioxodants contains are very rich in Vegetables and this can help to advance your overall weight loss as well as develops your health in different ways.
• You can eat more meals but it is better to make them more frequent and smaller. For example, a piece of fruit or a sandwich is enough for several hours. If you eat more meals it will gives you more energy throughout the day.
• Next tip is Exercise. Doing exercise regularly will help to decrease the number of calories that you take in and improve the amount of physical activity that you put out.
The above are some of the simple home remedies that will help you to decrease your weight. Give yourself the benefit of being healthier by incorporating these things into your daily life.
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Cherry tree.Cherries contain anthocyanins, the red pigment in berries. Cherry anthocyanins have been shown to reduce pain and inflammation and cholestrol. Anthocyanins are also potent antioxidants under active research for a variety of potential health benefits.
De zoete kers (Prunus avium, synoniem: Cerasus avium) is een plant uit de rozenfamilie (Rosaceae). Het is een tot 20 m hoge boom die van nature in België en Nederland voorkomt.
Well, I am truly not much of a fast-food eater and soda drinker, but once in a blue moon, I find myself drawn to get "in and out."
Although not on the In 'n' Out Burgers menu, you can custom-order these monsters. Which is just what we did last month in Daly City...
It thought the colors were nice... and it tasted gooood! Don't tell my doctor...
Gallbladder: Gross Photo. Mixed cholesterol and pigment stones, multiple, green-yellow, oval, and fragmented. Jian-Hua Qiao, MD, FCAP, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
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Some best mentioned cholesterol reducing foods that are very effective in lowering cholesterol.
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Tan Shui is another place where one shouldn't miss if you visit Taipei. It's about an hour drive from the city. Just like St Kilda is the beach destination of Melbourne, Tan Shui is also likewise to Taipei. There were artists painting there, street food everywhere, fish market, seafood, people basking along the coast.....
Took this shot in a hurry as I was on my way to buy the famous "iron eggs" at Tan Shui (aged stewed eggs that taste very yummy but high in cholestrol :( ...
3 shots HDR (-1,0,+1ev) handheld. Tonemapped in photomatix. Added a curve layer and enhanced just little on the overall saturation.
All comments and critiques are welcome.
Olive trees are most durable trees in the world . Because of including Olea Europaea which is against the diseases and harmfull items,these trees keep on themselves for a long time.
Many microorganisms have gotten resistance against anti-biotics for over 40 years.Many dieseases that were cured by antibiotics in the past are not treated the dieases anyway in nowadays.Getting resistance of bacteries or microbes against medicines are the results of misused or overused antibiotics.Therefore , Oleuropein and its hydrolysis presented in olive leaves are very effective and valuable components over microorganisms which get resistance against antibiotics.
Up to now ,100 components had been obtained in the olive leaf . These components are changing according to olive trees’ cultural precautions , growned region and harvested time.The phenolic and flavanoid compounds in the olive leaves provides resistance for the human body against disease by strenghtening the immune system.60-90 mg/gr Oleuropein compound has been in the leaf .Oleuropein is the most effective component of the olive leaf.
This component is also a sekoiridoit glucoside by having therapeutic effect.When olive leaf is taken as a tea or extract ,Oleuropein transforms to elenoic acid by these two enzymes , esteraz and beta glucozidaz . This component has a strong antibacterial effect , especially it has a killing effect over pathogenic bacteries.
Olive leaf extract is the extract by the green colored appareance for aiming to get the active component,Oleuropein, of the olive tree leaves (Olea europaea) and obtained /produced by physical and chemical extractation methods.By having 100 components ,it has also A Vitamin of 250 mcg , Selenium of 40 mcg , C Vitamin of 250 mg, Askorbil-palmitat of 20 mg. in it.This phyto-chemical extract is extremely beneficial for health and it is final product with its non-toxic properties.The usage of olive leaf extract is more easy than olive leaf tea and is widely used in the world market.Olive leaf extract comprises olive leaf components as concentrated.In other words,while one gram of olive leaf includes % 5 Oleuropein , 1gr. olive leaf extract includes %20 Oleuropein.
It is commercially available in liquid and solid form.
BENEFITS:
Helps to strenghten immune system
Helps to balance blood sugar
Helps to balance cholestrol level
Helps to balance blood pressure (for people who has high-tension)
Has strong antioxidant property
Has strong antimicrobial property
Protector against skin ageing by its cell renovator property
Helps to tightens the skin and increases the elasticity
Eliminates thin lines on the skin
Cellulite remover
Skin protector against sunlight and other external factors
Balancing skin moisture
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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4. Coni, E., R. Di Benedetto, M. Di Pasquale, R. Masella, D. Modesti, R. Mattei and E. A. Carlini (2000). "Protective effect of oleuropein, an olive oil biophenol, on low density lipoprotein oxidizability in rabbits." Lipids 35(1): 45-54.
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6. Esti, M., L. Cinquanta and E. La Notte (1998). "Phenolic Compounds in Different Olive Varieties." J Agric Food Chem 46(1): 32-35.
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8. Onderoglu, S., S. Sozer, K. M. Erbil, R. Ortac and F. Lermioglu (1999). "The evaluation of long-term effects of cinnamon bark and olive leaf on toxicity induced by streptozotocin administration to rats." J Pharm Pharmacol 51(11): 1305-12.
9. Perri, E., A. Raffaelli and G. Sindona (1999). "Quantitation of oleuropein in virgin olive oil by ionspray mass spectrometry-selected reaction monitoring." J Agric Food Chem 47(10): 4156-60.
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11. Servili, M., M. Baldioli, R. Selvaggini, A. Macchioni and G. Montedoro (1999). "Phenolic compounds of olive fruit: one- and two-dimensional nuclear magnetic resonance characterization of Nuzhenide and its distribution in the constitutive parts of fruit." J Agric Food Chem 47(1): 12-8.
her eyes say it all
her rise and her fall
this breakable human doll
perhaps in some distant
fading memory
she was a gangsters moll
good times what a ball
waltzing standing tall
she draped in a pashmina shawl
now there is silence in the hall
corridors of nostalgia
just a bleeding brick in the wall
a loaded dice luck changed hands
the final downfall
at carter road divider
she now lies sprawled
bruised mangled mauled
kicked left right and center
womanhood footballed.
I shot this pathetic sight , she saw me shooting her, just see into her eyes.. you wont need to read my poem..I shot a few more shots all washed away..was she kept there as a subject for my camera eyes, honestly lets face it who really has time to bother about her, at the promenade , all rushing through their walks, reducing cholestrol, blood sugar..
Why should someone write a few lines she is discarded from the mainstream of her womanhood.. cars pass her by , dogs pedigreed bark at her presence.. see out there the crow man feeding biscuits to the crows a little ahead guys having natural juice..hot soups, further down the lady is buying Alphonso mangoes, …Carter Road love less mourning for her lost lovers…on the periphery of a hazy horizon you can see a few multicolored fisherman posteriors doodling shit on the rocks …a guy squirting water watching the urinary designs.. a man with a skull cap squatting doing the same feat timidly.. Carter Road ..no at the moment they have not decided to name it ‘Alistair Pareira Passed This Road ‘..
Naivedya 85 ..pristine white , work unfinished in full swing Bollywoods Most Wanted Couple ..are expected here very soon..ARAB..
AISHWARYA RAI ABHISHEK BACHCHAN.
This morning in a car having coconut water were the Carter Road triplets ..I wished them moved away…
Carter Road
April 23rd, 2007
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Sometimes additional ingredients are added to poutine. This one contains sliced sausage. This is my son's poutine, this is with sliced sausages. The lovely friendly Canadian lady who served us joked that my son was lucky he could afford to eat poutine at his age, and not worry about cholestrol, trans fats etc. (Montreal, Canada, Dec. 2012)
$13.00CND B.C. Eggs Benedict
smoked salmon, rocket lettuce, caper dill cream cheese,traditional hollandaise on a sesame bagel, fruit salad & hash browns
well it was my first benedict in my whole life
the experience was not bad at all
the food was fairly unhealthy? (high fat, high cholestrol, and high carbs)
MONK McQUEENS
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份量不小外加超高營養 邊邊小水果真不新鮮樣
查了下:
caper - 馬檳榔
dill - 蒔蘿
hollandaise - 荷蘭醬 (蛋黃,檸檬汁,奶油等攪拌成)
What you see here: Nasi Goreng [fried rice] , Chicken Satay [BBQ chicken meat covered with spicy curry-flavoured peanut gravy], Kerupuk[Prawn cracker], Chicken Drumstick Curry, Sunny side-up Egg, Shrimp & Acar [Hot Vegetable Pickles with sesame seeds]
These are Hobo Eggs.
Lightly grease griddle with olive oil (you can use butter but olive oil is better for you). Heat gridle to a medium heat. Then take out a juice glass, some glass with a small diameter and cut the center out of the bread. Lightly brush olive oil over pieces and bread. Place bread on hot griddle. Wait a bit to brown and then crack eggs into middle. I used one complete egg and then 1 egg white only. (To keep the cholestrol down) You can't really use egg white substitute for these. Then just let cook till egg is cooked half way through and bottom is solid, flip. Let cook the till other side is brown. Plate up, lighty salt and enjoy.
All winter, I just felt lifeless but had no particular pains or other symptoms. Then I was diagnosed as having high blood pressure for which the doctor prescribed Ixia Plus (there is apparently no English equivalent). The Ixia Plus seems to be working well bringing my blood pressure down to 134 over 74.
The blood test I was given as part of the package showed an elevated level of cholesterol so I was put on a diet – no salt – no caffeine etc.
Then I started getting angina type pains in my chest. The two ECGs that I was given were normal, so today I was sent to the Cardiologist in Orihuela who has prescribed more tablets for me to take (Adiro to thin the blood and Cardyl to reduce the cholesterol) and gave me three months prescriptions for each.
End result - I now have a wad of prescriptions all with different dates. At this rate I’ll need to book a seat at the chemists.
The good news is all the prescriptions are red which means I don’t have to pay for any of them including the junior asprin. Just as well, between Pam and me, we have six prescriptions per month!
We couldn’t have afforded to be this ill in England.
I had my first Carl's Jr burger tonite - the Super Star with Cheese. And I'm in love. And my cholestrol may have possibly just shot through the roof. I'm not usually a fan of fast food, especially after watching Super Size Me and reading Fast Food Nation. But, sometimes the craving sets in and you just gotta give. No more Burger King for me. Carl, you're the one for me. :)
Microscopic photo showing occlusive cholestrol emboli (between yellow arrows). H & E stain. 20x. Jian-Hua Qiao, MD, FCAP, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
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Obama pokes fun at Alfalfa Club dinner
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Medical Uses
Alfalfa has been used as an herbal medicine for over 1,500 years. Alfalfa is high in protein, calcium, plus other minerals, vitamin A, vitamins in the B group, vitamin C, vitamin D, vitamin E, and vitamin K.
[edit] Traditional Uses
In early Chinese medicines, physicians used young alfalfa leaves to treat disorders related to the digestive tract and the kidneys. In Hindu societies, ayurvedic physicians used the leaves for treating poor digestion. They made a cooling poultice from the seeds for boils. At the time, alfalfa was also believed to be helpful towards people suffering from arthritis and water retention.
[edit] Modern Use
It is used in homeopathic medicines worldwide. Today, alfalfa is suggested for treating anemia, diabetes, to extend appetite and contribute towards weight gain, as a diuretic for increased urination, for indigestion and bladder disorders, alfalfa can also be used as an estrogen replacement in order to increase breast milk and to mitigate premenstrual syndrome, a dietary supplement, and to lower blood cholestrol levels.[4]
Home Remedies are not a new origin. This type of treatment has fallen to the wayside for many of the years. It has been used by a lot of people from that time. But, during the last two decades, there has been an increase in the demand for home remedies that work. This rebirth in fact has happened for a number of reasons. If you haven’t been able to determine if a home remedy is the correct thing for you to do, then you should start to discover why that is. You may find that there are plenty of benefits to using home remedies yourself.
Some of the Medical Side Effects:
A lot of people believe in home remedies for their sicknesses because of what is happening to them right now. For instance, if you're suffering from arthritis, you're believably taking a lot of dissimilar medicines to counteract the pain that you're facing. Your doctor gives you chemically made products that are artificial and offer a particular benefit. Some will stop the progress of the arthritis while other people trigger the pain that you face. But, most of the medicines that you take for this condition or others may result in side effects. Most chemically based products do have side effects since your body isn’t designed to react well to chemically based products.
You will not fin a lot of side effects in herbal, natural and some other home remedies. This is one of the most important reasons that people are rushing towards home remedies.
Some of the important reasons to Use Home Remedies.
Other then the above here are some of the reasons to the use home remedies. The main reason is that they are very simple to use. It is not necessary to have a prescription and you don’t need to pay an outrageous amount of money for most of them.
Home Remedies is still quite important that you insure that the home remedies that you consider are those that can provide you with the greatest care and possibility of healing. If you will not offer yourself with a quality cure, then you do need to consider other methods. Don’t stop taking medications because of a home remedy but compliment them!
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This delicious soup recipe was from the monthly magazine provided by our local supermarket, H. E. B. It contains tortellini, chicken, sun dried tomatoes, roasted red peppers, basil, chicken stock, baby spinach, and alfredo sauce. Very tasty served with garlic French bread.
Tortellini Florentine Soup
Prep Time:
15 minutes
Cook Time:
15 minutes
Makes:
8 servings
Ingredients
1 bag (16 oz.) Hill Country Fare Cheese Tortellini
1 box (32 oz.) Central Market Oragnics Chicken Broth, regular or reduced sodium
1 c. alfredo pasta sauce
2 c. shredded H-E-B Chef Prepared Italian Herb Rotisserie Chicken
1/2 c. sliced H-E-B Sun Dried Tomatoes
1 bag (6 oz.) H-E-B Baby Spinach
1 c. H-E-B Fire Roasted Red Peppers, sliced thin
2 Tbsp. thin sliced fresh basil
1/4 c. H-E-B Shredded Parmesan Cheese
Instructions
In a 4-quart Dutch oven, cook cheese tortellini according to package directions. Drain and set aside in another container.
In same Dutch oven, combine chicken broth and Alfredo sauce. Add shredded chicken and sun-dried tomato strips. Bring to a boil over medium heat. Reduce heat to low, cover, and cook for 5 minutes.
Add cooked tortellini and baby spinach leaves to chicken mixture. Cook for 2 more minutes. Add red peppers and basil and stir. Top with Parmesan cheese and serve.
Nutritional Information
Calories: 240, Saturated Fat: 5g, Total Fat: 9g, Cholestrol: 55mg, Sodium: 550mg, Carbohydrates: 26g, Fiber: 2g, Sugar: 4g, Protein: 16g
Source:
My H-E-B Texas Life Magazine
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Microscopic photo showing atherosclerotic plaque with necrotic core. H & E stain. 10x. Jian-Hua Qiao, MD, FCAP, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
ROUND THE BLOCK - AGAINST THE CLOCK
TICK TOCK, TICK TOCK, TICK TOCK
RUNNING OUT OF BREATH - RUNNING OUT OF SOCKS
RUBBER ON THE ROAD... FLIPPETY FLOP
NON-SKID AGILITY... CHOP CHOP
NO TIME TO HANG ABOUT
WORK OUT HEALTH FANATIC... WORK OUT!
THE CRACK OF DAWN HE'S LIFTING WEIGHTS
HIS TELL-TALE HEART REVERBERATES
HE'S HIGH IN POLYUNSATURATES...
LOW IN POLYSATURATES...
THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH'S AWARD AWAITS
IT'S A MAN'S LIFE
HE'S A HEALTH FANATIC... SO WAS HIS WIFE
A ONE-MAN WAR AGAINST DECAY
ENJOYS HIMSELF THE HARD WAY
ALLOWS HIMSELF A MARS A DAY
HOW OLD AM I - WHAT DO I WEIGH
PUNCH ME THERE... DOES IT HURT... NO WAY
RUNNING ON THE SPOT DON'T GET TOO HOT
HE'S A HEALTH FANATIC, THAT'S WHY NOT
RUNNING THROUGH THE TRAFFIC JAM - TAKING IN THE LEAD
HYPERACTIVITY KEEPS HIM OUT OF BED
DEEP DOWN HE'D LIKE TO KICK IT IN THE HEAD
THEY'LL REGRET IT WHEN THEY'RE DEAD
THERE'S MORE TO LIFE THAN FUN
HE'S A HEALTH FANATIC - HE'S GOT TO RUN
BEANS GREENS AND TANGERINES
AND LOW CHOLESTROL MARGARINES
HIS LIMBS ARE LOOSE, HIS TEETH ARE CLEAN
HE'S A HIGH-OCTANE FRESH-AIR FIEND
YOU'VE GOT TO ADMIT HE'S KEEN
WHAT CAN YOU DO BUT BE IMPRESSED
HE'S A HEALTH FANATIC... GIVE IT A REST
SHADOW BOXING - PUNCH THE WALL
ONE-A-SIDE FOOTBALL... WHAT'S THE SCORE... ONE-ALL
COULD HAVE BEEN A COPPER... TOO SMALL
COULD HAVE BEEN A JOCKEY... TOO TALL
KNEES UP, KNEES UP... HEAD THE BALL
NERVOUS ENERGY MAKES HIM TICK
HE'S A HEALTH FANATIC... HE MAKES YOU SICK1
Words; John Cooper Clarke.
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Microscopic photo showing scattered calcifications (yellow arrows) in necrotic core, which are located in intima. H & E stain. 20x. Jian-Hua Qiao, MD, FCAP, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
If a third-pounder is half off, does that mean you get one-sixth of a pound of meat? More likely, the new product is at a reduced price. It's doubtful that fat, calories and cholestrol are only a fraction of what is unhealthy!
Searching for easy weight loss diets, Oats contains soluble fiber ion a very large amount and also help in reduction of cholestrol level along with improving bowel health...
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HILO, Hawaii, -- Staff Sgt. Katie Duff, a medical technician with the 193rd Special Operations Wing's Medical Group out of Middletown, Pa., takes blood from the finger of Eli Ishimoto to test his glucose and cholestrol. Duff and other members of the 193rd Medical Group provided free health screenings atthe Hawaii County Office of Aging in Hilo, Hawaii, on June 14th, 2010. Members of the 193rd Medical Group are in Hilo for Medical Innovative Readiness Training. (U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sgt. Culeen Shaffer/Released)