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Thursday, June 28, 2012

Health Tips... Get Your Fresh, Hot Health Tips!

• If you always salt your food before you taste it, remember this little rhyme, "High blood pressure from too much salt? Sorry to tell you it's your own damn fault."

• At meals, try eating with just one fork at a time.

• Men, be sure and take Viagara as soon as you wake up because I read somewhere that breakfast is the most impotent meal of the day.

• All scales are a little different, so always assume (like I do) that yours' is off by 10 pounds or so.

• Growing your own water at home is easy and cheaper than buying store-bought water.

• Are you the kind of person that walks away from your responsibilities? Well, try running away from your responsibilities; it burns significantly more calories.

• Get exercise at the movies by getting up and changing seats every 15 seconds.

• Playing with your dog can be a great workout, unless you're playing poker.

• One sign that you're eating too fast is when sparks are flying off your silverware

• If you're at a party where they have one of those chocolate fountains, it's a good idea not to do what you're thinking about doing right this second.


THE DAILY SCALEY
Losing over a pound in 24 hours is good reason 
to wear a tie (maybe the only reason)

9 comments:

  1. ooh.
    ONE fork at a time?!
    why does no one ever talk about that.

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  2. Fantastic news on the loss! 240.4, not bad!

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  3. Nice loss!

    And yes! Why have I never thought of RUNNING away from my responsibilities before?! Damn those sneaky hidden ways of burning calories.

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  4. My grandma has always had high blood pressure because of her salt addiction. She would ALWAYS salt her food before she even tasted it, even at a restaurant! When we'd clear the table there would be a ring of salt on the table where the plate was.

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  5. Funny tips! I liked it so much! :)

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  6. VERY FUNNY BUT useful post and information especially for high blood preasure patients my grandmother is also a high blood presure patient i like this post thnx

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