For The Love Of Food

by | Nov 30, 2012

For The Love of Food

Welcome to Friday’s For The Love of Food, Summer Tomato’s weekly link roundup.

This week romantic meals help you eat less, why you should buy organic meat, and how to fight holiday weight gain.

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2 Responses to “For The Love Of Food”

  1. Deb Stickley says:

    I’m so glad I found your site. Great information. Will be visiting again!

  2. Joe says:

    Re the telomere article…

    Been reading the research over the last two years, and following the work of Dr. Blackburn (http://bit.ly/TQ8U1Q).

    What’s fascinating is that genetics does not fix the rate of telomere shortening as significantly as behavior, another data point in support of epigenetics (http://bit.ly/WRCnas).

    As the article says, smoking, drinking, cell oxidation (yes, do take those antioxidants) — all contribute to telomere shortening and thus the reduction of life expectancy.

    But more surprising is how Blackburn’s work proves that chronic stress — not the fight or flight variety — is the biggest culprit.

    So people, find ways to reduce the stress that lingers. Exercise, meditation, community, intimacy, a sense of humor, adaptagens (herbs that reduce systemic stress) are all helpful.

    Yep.

    -Joe

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