:zenhabits The 10 Best Foods for Your Looks - Lifestyle You can slather yourself from your forehead to your pinkie toe in organic lotions, but if you think that alone will make you glow, we have some bad news. From its well documented health benefits to its undeniable impact on physical beauty, good nutrition is the pillar of every kind of healthy lifestyle. That doesn't mean you need to swear off bacon and beer or anything. The trick is finding the right balance. But with new studies coming out every month about what we should put in our mouths—not to mention the unending discovery of mysterious superfruits from deep in the forests of wherever—it can be hard to keep track of what, exactly, we should be eating. This is the tenth installment in a series inspired by No More Dirty Looks: The Truth About Your Beauty Products and the Ultimate Guide to Safe and Clean Cosmetics, a book by GOOD's features editor Siobhan O'Connor and her co-author Alexandra Spunt. Read more on their blog. Illustrations by Brianna Harden
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Healthy Eating Tips | Summer Tomato - Upgrade Your Healthstyle GGF-001 Phoenix Gundam The GGF-001 Phoenix Gundam is an original mobile suit and one of the variants of GGF-000 Master Phoenix from the SD Gundam G Generation series which debuted in SD Gundam G Generation F. Its default pilot is Mark Guilder. Technology & Combat Characteristics The GGS-000 Phoenix Zero is believed to be the first prototype of the Phoenix series developed and was supposed to lead into the creation of the Phoenix Gundam. Not to be dissuaded efforts were instead concentrated on improving the GGS-000 Phoenix Zero, instead of abandoning it, and eventually this lead to the development of the GGF-000 Master Phoenix which was considered a success. While the Phoenix Gundam is considered a successful prototype it seems to have very few common features with other notable Gundams or even the GGF-000 Master Phoenix which it was also developed from. Later on the Phoenix Gundam would, at the hands of Mark Guilder, unleash its Full Power. Armaments Beam Saber Mega Beam Cannon Vulcan Gun Combinable Beam Rifle
Timeline: Smartphone-enabled health devices By Aditi Pai, Jonah Comstock, & Brian Dolan Mobile health has come a long way since the start of 2009 when Apple demonstrated on-stage at its World Wide Developer Conference how blood pressure monitors and blood glucose meters could connect to the iPhone 3G via cables or Bluetooth. MobiHealthNews has tracked health-related wearable devices from their infancy as research projects at university labs to the commercially available products they are today. The past three Consumer Electronics Shows, especially, have yielded a wide range of smartphone-enabled health and fitness devices, from smart forks to connected pulse oximeters and, of course, the numerous wearable activity trackers. While it’s not yet fair to say that every wearable health-related device connects to smartphones, almost all of them have companion smartphone apps that display data collected by the device. The smartphone is the hub device for today’s wearable devices. Smartphone-enabled health devices in 2009
A cure for Cancer Since I was a child I never really liked hospitals, they always seemed to be blood sucking people for money sort of speak. I just hated getting vaccinations all the time, which I felt wasn't really necessary to get injected into our blood streams year after year. I always felt like something was wrong with certain things in life as a whole when I was young, and especially with the foods my mom use to purchase from the store. After eating I always seemed to get tired, and had less energy after finishing my meals. I grew up watching the nature program, and felt like I should have had high energy like the animals did on TV. I never believed those folks when it came to that, sort of trying to brain wash me into believing what they believed to be true, and many other superstitions as well. I quickly discovered by no longer eating my moms food, or those processed foods with all the insane chemical names something quite unique occurred to me. Things grew intense that summer
Banh Mi Battle | Vietnamese Sandwich Banh Mi Recipes Vietnamese Banh Mi sandwiches have an endless variety of options for fillings. This black pepper pork banh mi recipe is one common type that can be found in many banh mi shops. This filling is often called “grilled pork” banh mi. Black Pepper Pork Banh Mi Recipe 1 pound of pork chops, shoulder or loin. 2 cloves crushed garlic 2 table spoons of fish sauce 2 teaspoons sugar 1-2 tablespoons fresh ground black pepper. 2 tablespoons of finely chopped shallots or onion 1/4 cup vegetable or grapeseed oil 1 teaspoon of sesame seed oil 1. 2. 3. More Vietnamese Banh Mi Sandwich Meat Recipes Charles Phan – Garlic Brine Pork recipe Food Woolf – Five Spice Chicken Banh Mi with spicy lime mayonnaise recipe My Food Geek – Pork Shoulder Banh mi recipe Gourmetish – Shrimp Banh Mi recipe Anthony Nguyen – Ground Pork Banh Mi recipe Hoi Anh Style Oven -Crisped Pork Banh Mi Sunset Magazine – Turkey Style Banh Mi Dirty Sugar Cookies – Shrimp Banh Mi Five Spice Pork “Burger” Banh Mi
Redmond company developing computerized socks REDMOND, Wash. -- The wearable computer is quickly becoming a multibillion dollar industry, and companies are racing to develop technology to cash in on the trend. For example, Google Glass puts a computer into a pair of eyeglasses. Nike's Fuelband is a bracelet that counts the energy a user burns. The company, called Heapslyon, is making completely normal, washable socks that are embedded with sensors that users can't even feel. "We had to invent everything from scratch," said Mario Esposito, the company's chief technology officer. The socks feel like any other sock until you attach a magnetic anklet that feeds back information, via Bluetooth, to a computer that can not only display waveforms of impacts on the foot, but a smartphone app will eventually give a user audio cues in their ear bud when their running technique is poor. The free app will also display east to understand graphics on how to improve their stride. The company has spent three years perfecting its technology.