Archive for March, 2008

Fish Oil: Bad for Building Muscle

Fish Oil: Bad for Building Muscle

Have you heard recent news about fish oil possibly being bad for building muscle? If you have, what do you think about that? Do you agree? But what is the logic behind this anyway? Why would fish oil be bad for building muscles? Here is the short story: (more…)

Tara Reid: Weight Gain

Tara Reid: Weight GainTara Reid is no longer scary skinny. It appears she has gained some weight. Recently, Tara revealed her fuller body while vacationing in Cancun, Mexico.

“Tara’s the kind of person who goes to extremes,” says a pal. “She either eats next to nothing or she pigs out. She’s going through her pig-out stage at the moment.”

“When Tara’s too skinny, it means she’s partying too hard and she’s self-destructing,” says the pal. “But when she’s carrying a few extra pounds, it means she’s taking care of herself a little more and eating properly. Now all she needs to do is start working out at the gym.” (more…)

Eat Late At Night, Gain Weight

Eat Late At Night, Gain WeightContinued from Drink While You Eat, Lose Weight.

Claim: Peppermint gum will alleviate an upset stomach.

Studies show that peppermint oil is sometimes found effective in relieving different stomach ailments, but Dr. Bauer from the Mayo Clinic suggests that “the amount of peppermint in gum is too small to have any effect.” One thing it’s sure to cure? Bad breath. (more…)

Timea Majorova Pictures and Photos

Timea Majorova Pictures and Photos

Timea Majorova pictures. (more…)

Ashton Kutcher Shirtless Picture

Ashton Kutcher Shirtless Picture

Ashton Kutcher shirtless, okay, that’s cool, I guess. But the questions is: has Ashton been waxing his chest or something? (more…)

Liquid Calories: Weight Loss

Liquid Calories: Weight LossLiquid calories and weight loss do not mix very well. A Starbucks Caramel Frappuccino can top out at 380 calories, but to your brain, it is only as satisfying as a glass of juice.

While solid food has distinct tastes, textures, and smells that help you feel sated, beverages often do not, say researchers at Purdue University. (more…)