This one is!  This is LeAnna’s latest concoction, and it was delicious. 

She started by grinding up 2 lbs of chicken breast and using the food processor to shred some Parmesan Reggiano and Fontina cheese. ….

The ketogenic diet, or more commonly referred to as the keto diet, has been gaining momentum in recent years with active agers and weight loss aspirants alike.  Many books from medical experts such as Dr. Jason Fung and Dr. Daniel Pompa have demonstrated that the keto diet focuses on using fat as an energy source instead of carbohydrates. When active agers adopt a keto lifestyle,

As we age, it is important to stay physically active and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Resistance training, also known as strength training or weightlifting, is an excellent way to provide physical benefits such as increased muscle mass, improved balance, and enhanced bone strength. This type of exercise can be beneficial for the active aging population in particular.

In 1952, physiologist Ancel Keys presented his diet-heart hypothesis that linked heart disease to fat intake.  In his (in) famous 7 Countries Study, Keys confirmed his belief that animal fats contain cholesterol, and higher cholesterol was causing atherosclerosis in humans.  Conclusion?  Eating high fat diets causes heart disease and are ultimately dangerous for our health.  The 7 countries that Keys studied clearly show an increase of rates of heart disease in correlation to increased consumption of fats.

The movement of our bodies is an essential method of helping us maintain our body structure and blood flow. It helps us in numerous ways, but our mind's priority is exercise's various benefits. Whether you train at home or go to the gym, here are five different activities to help you maintain your shape and allow your mind to stay healthy and relaxed.