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Written by Jimmy Moore
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Tuesday, 20 February 2007 |
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In the arena of ideas about diet and health, I can't help but notice a trend lately within Christian circles to start talking about weight loss from the perspective of what God would have humans eat from a Biblical perspective. For those who are nonbelievers, this kind of discussion is a non sequitur since the concept of a Creator and His instruction manual for living life are completely foreign to them.
But with tens of millions of Bible-believing, God-fearing Christians in the United States alone, anyone who quotes Scripture and makes an assertion about a subject based on verses from the Bible will at least capture the attention of the faith-based crowd and quite possibly convince them that they are right. |
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Written by Kara Wahlgren
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Monday, 19 February 2007 |
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This may be hard to believe, but not everyone in Hollywood is genetically predisposed to resemble a parking meter. The rest of them have to actually work for it. And for them, it practically becomes a second job. |
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Written by Sal Marinello, C.S.C.S., C.P.T.
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Sunday, 18 February 2007 |
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With all of the information in the media with regard to working out, the line between fitness and performance enhancement has been blurred. Check this out for some helpful info, you might be surprised at what you find out. |
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Written by Pamela Drew
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Sunday, 18 February 2007 |
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If there's one thing that Americans of all political viewpoints can agree on, it is that the actions in Washington give us indigestion. Whatever it is that you hope for from Congress it is pretty certain, unless you're a lobbyist it seems too few spend way too much to make whatever the problems are worse. |
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Written by Jimmy Moore
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Sunday, 18 February 2007 |
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I never get tired of hearing about people making the necessary changes in their life to get fit and healthy (check out this list of low-carb weight loss success stories!). So I was absolutely thrilled and inspired after reading this Nashua (NH) Telegraph story about a man named Ray Hunting who lost an unbelievable 175 pounds--chopping himself in two!
"I lost half myself," he exclaimed.
Hunting, 28, had allowed his weight to creep up to 350 pounds and was wearing size 60 inch pants, 3XL shirts, and was absolutely miserable with the life he had been given. The more I read his story, I couldn't help but see myself in it time and time again which I will illustrate in a moment. |
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