Pizza Canoes and Lamb DogsWe're going racquet shopping this afternoon. I foresee some tennis action in our near future. Look out birds, neighbors and low flying planes! :-)
12:00 pm
+ LC Mocha Ice & Cream Shake - 3 ice cubes, a few ounces of organic heavy cream and 4-6 oz of purified water, 2 scoops of Amazing Grass Chocolate Greens, 1 scoops of Jarrow Unflavored Whey Protein, 1 scoop of organic sprouted flax meal, 1 tsp of organic instant coffee, a splash of organic vanilla extract, stevia and Also Salt - blended up using my handy-dandy immersion blender
2:30 pm
+ a cup of organic, black coffee with 1 packet of organic stevia/inulin
3:30 pm (archive photo above)
+ 3 Pizza Canoes - Italian-style stuffed tomatoes
+ 3 spicy lamb sausages (from Whole Foods Market)
5:30 pm
+ a cup of organic, black coffee with 1 packet of organic stevia/inulin
7:00 pm (dinner out)
+ rib eye steak topped with grilled onions
+ sauteed spinach
More to come ... I hope.
8 comments:
Hi Harry, saw this on twitter this afternoon and immediately thought of you...http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/03/070311202024.htm
although an older article, I'd be interested to follow up.
Gayle
Thanks, Gayle!
The research on cocoa and coffee continues to impress me.
I touched upon the information you linked to in this recent Healthy Fellow column:
http://www.healthyfellow.com/201/cocoa-coffee-and-cancer/
I personally make sure to get a daily dose of both (pure, organic) cacao and coffee. They are both "superfoods" in my book. :-)
Hope you have a wonderful weekend. I enjoy reading all your positive Tweets. :-)
Tennis, anyone? Sounds like fun1
Got the racquet. Let the games begin!
That looks good enough to eat Harry! I was wondering if you ever came across people that have too much calcium in thier bodies. I wonder if maybe people with fibromyalgia may have that.
Thanks, Paul!
I've read quite often about a lack of magnesium possibly playing a role in Fibromyalgia symptoms. Getting excessive quantities of calcium from food and supplements is possible. Getting INadequate magnesium from the average diet (and without careful supplementation) is a very real possibility as well.
This article may be of interest with regard to magnesium and FM:
http://web.mit.edu/london/www/magnesium.html#Suggestion
A quick search turned up a scientific abstract that actually suggests that lower than normal intracellular concentrations of calcium may be present in FM patients.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11449822
Same goes with magnesium, it seems:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11155461
And then there's this:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18634773
The latter seems to indicate a disturbance in the processing and retention of certain minerals (like calcium and magnesium) in those with FM.
FM is often considered a very complicated syndrome to manage. The treatments vary widely but magnesium is very commonly among them.
I hope that helps a little. :-)
Ohhhh grilled tomatoes! MmmMmmmMmmMmmmm!!!!
Off to check out that health fellow link now! :)
They were tasty with a capital T, Erika! :-)
Thanks!
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