What's For Breakfast ?

• What's for Breakfast?

Fast and easy
1/2 cup Yogurt
1/2 cup milk
1 tbsp protein Powder
1/2 cup fruit
ice
put in blender, enjoy

Egg w/ Oats
1 egg or 2 egg whites
1/4 cup milk (can use soy)
3 tbsp oatmeal
1 tbsp Protein Powder
Option to add ground flax seeds
stir
Place in bowl sprayed with Pam
MICROWAVE @ 60% FOR 2 1/2 MINUTES

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February 19, 2007 in Sports Nutrition | Permalink

Still Pumping iron @ 91

Yesterday's New York Times had an article about a 91 year old man who goes to the gym 5 0r 6 days a week. He works the machines. "You want to increase your strength and exhaust your muscles,".."But, I'm never tired when I leave. I don't go home and plop down."

It turns out the gym has helped his depression since his wife died, it keeps his mind sharp.

Check out www.nyt.com/styles

"The Secret" Buzz

The Bestseller "the Secret" is nothing new. It's bringing together old material even from the bible, basically "Ask and you shall receive".

Other classics that were borrowed from
Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill
Creative Affirmations, Shakti Gawain
The Power of Positive Thinking, Vincent Pealel

The message is Have a vision, see it, feel it, believe it to be real.

On a holistic level, this is true.

Our thoughts change how we feel, even how our physical body feels.

Change your thoughts, change your body.

Don't refer to a body part as a "bad" knee, or other part. That's the message that the mind/body receives, and that's what you get.
Change the message, refer to the body part as getting stronger.

Get the picture?

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