Eat a lot of saturated fat, and get solid

Saturated fat, such as butter, cheese, and the fat in meat, is solid at room temperature.

Eat more foods that do not contain cholesterol, such as fruits, vegetables, grains, nuts, and seeds.

 It is also important to eat a well-balanced diet to get the essential nutrients you need to stay healthy.

From uihealthcare.com.

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Satisfy your cravings

Satisfy cravings with extreme prejudice. If you’re hungry for something, eat it.

Don’t deny yourself the simple pleasures. If it’s possible, eat only half of what you want. Is your craving satisfied, or are you addicted to the flavor?

Losing weight shouldn’t be torture for anybody.

From chris.pirillo.com.

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Fire your pistol and look 10 years younger

Studies show that people who were having regular orgasms of at least one to two times a week, looked a full ten years younger than those who were not engaging in regular sexual intercourse.

From discovery.com.

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Amazing anti-wrinkle creams are for men too

Consider anti-wrinkle creams. "In terms of maintenance, anti-wrinkle products such as Retin A or Kinerase are a good option."

These are very effective, especially when you are dealing with finer lines. They should be a part of a skin care maintenance program and a part of your nightly ritual," says Dr. Greg Branham, M.D., F.A.C.S., director of facial plastic surgery at Saint Louis University School of Medicine.

From Saint Louis University.

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Toy Sunday: Baseball Check Lists

One of the most curious things in the pack of cards was the checklist.

If you were anal enough to fill these things out to complete your collection you would quickly figure out you’ve messed up your collection by marring the checklist, unless of course you had doubles.

Check out this fine recollections by Cardboard Junkie.

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Book Friday: Secret Hotels

Where should we stay? This may be the most vexing question facing anyone planning a holiday- especially travelers whose resources aren’t unlimited.

But finding affordable accommodation does not mean having to settle for surly desk clerks, paltry meals, and a cramped hotel room whose only window faces a brick wall.

Breathtaking views, attentive service, great on-site food, and the full range of amenities-all are available at a cost that won’t make you cringe. You just have to know where to look.

Check out Secret Hotels.

From: Getting Older Stinks

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Fatties be meek

Heavyset men shouldn’t wear bold patterns of any sort.

Pinstripes and solid colors, especially dark ones, are your friends. Bulky fabrics such as tweeds should be avoided when it comes to suits, and softer wools such as gabardines and super 100′s should be embraced.

From about.com.

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Exercise sucks so do your exercises

Like anything that is done over and over again, exercise can become mundane.

When you get bored with exercising, you’re less likely to keep at it. To keep from getting bored with your workout routine, change it. If you’re tired of walking, try cycling. If you’re into weight lifting, try alternating this with cardiovascular exercises throughout the week.

From secretsofthehealthy.com.

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Put the halt to salt

Limit sodium to 2,300 mg per day – the equivalent to one teaspoon of salt.  

Processed foods like canned soups or frozen meals can contain hidden sodium that can quickly surpass this recommended amount. Many of us are unaware of how much sodium we are consuming in one day.

From helpguide.org.

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Be positive and improve your memory

The first step to improving your memory is to be positive. Although many people believe they have a bad memory, it just isn’t so.

Chances are, they fail to work on their memories, believing the lie that they just can’t remember as well as others.

From suite101.com.

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Toy Sunday: Play Doh

One of the most versatile substances known to man, play doh was originally a wallpaper solvent produced by a chemical company. The most memorable think about play doh was the smell.

Want to go back to your youth, pick some up and pop the can.

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Book Friday: Time Management In an Instant: 60 Ways to Make the Most of Your Day

Time Management In An Instant helps the reader overcome this feeling of overload and avoid the traps that lead to an unproductive relationship with time.

It offers field-tested time habits and expert advice based on the latest research that will help the reader better manage, create, and spend their time with more satisfaction and results.

From: Getting Older Stinks

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Maintaining your skin after dark

"In the evening, you have more time to devote to maintenance of your skin,". "For men and women, the evening is the time to cleanse your face and perform your skin care routine." says Dr. Greg Branham, M.D., F.A.C.S., director of facial plastic surgery at Saint Louis University School of Medicine.

From Saint Louis University

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Oils that are rich insaturated fats

Use liquid plant oils for cooking and baking. Olive, canola, and other plant-based oils are rich in heart-healthy unsaturated fats. Try dressing up a salad or spring vegetables with a delicious, olive oil-based vinaigrette.

From harvard.edu.

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