
Too much fuss for a short thing.
Thanks to Jay Janner/American-Statesman / USA TODAY NETWORK

Too much fuss for a short thing.
Thanks to Jay Janner/American-Statesman / USA TODAY NETWORK
This isn’t about doing a cart-wheel in your office, though you need to get out of your chair. This is about the health advantages of eating nuts!
A recent study over a long period of time with over 100,000 people and analyzed by habits. shows eating nuts every day decreases health issues by 20%. Here is the study.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/11/20/harvard-long-life-nuts/3654717/
Contrary to myth, nuts do not make you fat as this study confirms. In fact nuts have a higher protein to sugar level than any snack. The study was done regardless if the nuts were roasted, dry roasted, salty, unsalted or grown on a tree or in the ground.
Also you want to increase the good fat, lower the bad fat and lower your sugar intake. Nuts help you achieve that.
The squirrel above looks fat because he is about to hibernate and go without food for 6 months.
So nuts to you!
Here is a great recipe for an energy boosting Man Salad.
For lunch each weekday (and sometimes on Saturday) eat a salad. But not just any salad, eat a Man Salad darn it! Packing as many T-boosting foods as possible into this thing.
Most of the ingredients for the Man Salad were from Whole Foods. For those curious, all the ingredients were divided by six to make six of these salads in a week. The cost per salad was roughly $5. That’s about the price many folks pay every day for a crappy fast food meal.
Thanks to Brett of http://www.artofmanliness.com for this recipe.
I used to go to work and leave my watch at home.
Recently one of our employees named Steve retired. He was a fairly skinny guy. Boy did he have a busy schedule before he left us.
He had peanuts at 10 AM. Then potato chips at 1 PM and finally an Ice Cream bar at 3 PM. This was on top of his lunch at noon.
He added credence to the idea that you will NOT gain weight if you eat a lot of small meals.
A long time ago I worked on the West Coast Shuttle effort. A lot of my time was spent in the same building with the Operations Maintenance Documentation (OMD) Group. I liked to call it the OMG department because at exactly 2 PM one of the large data entry personnel would pop a bag of popcorn. OMG! The smell of popcorn would permeate the whole building.
My point is those snack times allowed me to either set my watch at 2 PM every day or just leave my watch at home. But alas those were the good ole’ days.