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Awareness about dog nutrition is increasing more than ever. More people are starting to pay attention to what their dogs eat, not just based on price or branding, but on actual ingredients and nutritional value. Social media, vet advice, and personal experiences have all contributed to this shift. Dog owners are now more likely to research food options, compare ingredients, and look for diets that support digestion, skin health, and energy levels. This growing awareness has also led to more discussions about allergies, sensitivities, and the importance of simple, balanced diets. Many owners are now more careful about treats, fillers, and artificial additives as well. I’m curious ...

I just started getting into supplements a couple months ago, started a physically demanding job and despite being a healthy weight realized how I've basically ignored my body in terms of nutrition and activity and am trying to do better. Life Extension Super Omega - 3 EPA/DHA, Sesame Lignans & Olive Extract Life Extension Chlorophyllin Life Extension Estrogen Balance Elite Life Extension Optimized Garlic Olly Women's Multi Members Mark Women's Daily Probiotic Naturewise Oral Health Probiotic Mint I take all of these daily, would you remove, add, or swap anything?

So I have recently begun reading Hindu scriptures and adopting Hindu/Buddhist ideals. I am still learning more, but I have some questions about the religion that I hope someone could answer. What does detachment really mean? Like, does it just mean to not care about anything and roll along with your life? That doesn't seem right to me. Then there's also the system about foods like tamasic and sattvic. I know Hindus tend to be vegan/vegetarian, so I have become a vegetarian, but I still consume dairy products daily because I am kind of a fitness geek and need all the nutrients and whatnot that I can no longer get from meat. I have read that as long as I know the animal products have...

I feel so flat so much of the time since menopause. I miss feeling joy. I have it in moments here and there, but they are few and far between anymore. And I have recently been observing myself not enjoying or appreciating the simple things I used to, and I haven’t replaced them with new joys. This *****- I don’t like this existence. I’m 54, on Duavee + .025 patch ( I’m progesterone intolerant). I tried testosterone briefly but it made me feel ragey. Creatine has a milder but similar effect- even on a low dose I would get really irritable every afternoon. I lift weights 4 days a week. I have a good social circle. I eat clean whole foods and lean towards protein and fiber (veggies...

I wanted to share the progress of one of my online students, Lucas. Our goal wasn't just 'weight loss,' but a complete body recomposition by prioritizing strength and longevity. The Strategy: Training: We focused on heavy compound movements with a 4-day split. No excessive cardio—just consistent progressive overload and perfect form. Nutrition: We didn't do any restrictive diets. We prioritized high protein intake and a very slight caloric deficit to ensure muscle retention while burning fat. The Key: We used a library of technical videos to correct every lift. Form was non-negotiable. The physical change is obvious, but his strength levels are what truly transform...

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G'day! Just finished off a stunningly difficult yet incredibly beautiful and rewarding 8 nights, 9 days on the Dusky Track in Fiordland National Park, Dusky Sound. Completed the trek with a longtime friend and experienced trekker (I've done walks in Aus and Nepal but this was my first 6+ day tramp) and I was pretty surprised at how few people had even heard of the trek, let alone done it. In light of the lack of up to date information about the trek and considering how much I enjoyed it, thought I should put up a shortish post to encourage people to have a look and possibly book a trip! **General Trek Info:** The Dusky Track is regarded as one of New Zealand's most challengi...

I wanted to share the progress of one of my online students, Lucas. Our goal wasn't just 'weight loss,' but a complete body recomposition by prioritizing strength and longevity. The Strategy: Training: We focused on heavy compound movements with a 4-day split. No excessive cardio—just consistent progressive overload and perfect form. Nutrition: We didn't do any restrictive diets. We prioritized high protein intake and a very slight caloric deficit to ensure muscle retention while burning fat. The Key: We used a library of technical videos to correct every lift. Form was non-negotiable. The physical change is obvious, but his strength levels are what truly transform...

Hi, I am looking to improve my diet. I want criticism. I hit the gym in the morning and go running in the evening. # Morning * Protein shake containing: * Whey protein (2 scoops) * Oats (\~4 tbsp) * Banana * Milk (Amul toned milk 350ml) * Yogurt/dahi (\~200 ml) mixed with chia seeds # Lunch * 2-3 Boiled Potatoes, mashed, with a cup of yogurt. * 6 scrambled eggs # Later meal / Dinner * Boiled chicken ****** (\~250 g) * Boiled potatoes * Sometimes yogurt with potatoes # Weekly addition * Chicken liver (\~200 g once per week) # Supplements * Magnesium supplement * Zinc Supplement * Omega-3 supplement * Vitamin C tablet # Other details * Iodised salt used * Usually 1 waln...

So, I was craving some of that Panera bread Mac n Cheese, and (pardon my French) Holy **** the AMOUNT of salt in that. I didn't buy it.

Husband (30m) got these test results back. He east cleanly—high protein low carbs, only drinks water, no alcohol, takes supplements, and generally takes care of himself. 6’2” and 185#. Doc said he doesn’t recommend medication to lower ldl. Said he “could” go to a cardiologist but doesn’t need to. Husband declined a next day appointment for one in August because pcp said it “wasn’t urgent. His grandmother died at 35, grandpa 50, and dad likely to die at 60. Aneurysm for grandma and heart problems (attack, widow maker) for grandpa and dad. I feel like he needs a second opinion on this but I may also be over hyping the severity of the situation. I am leaning towards he n...

Someone I met at the park a few times lmk she’s selling food. She sent the menu, I selected that I wanted 1 meal which was $13. On the menu was dumplings - $13 , dumpling noodles -$13 , and rice bowl - $15. I ordered dumplings alone. She then asked if I wanted a side of noodles to come with it. I said yeah sure.. thinking that she was throwing in noodles as a side , as a courtesy I guess. She never told me the total, so I assumed it was $13 for the dumplings and maybe a few dollars extra with the side of noodles. When I said “okay I’m sending over the $13” she said “oh that’s only for dumplings alone” I asked“so what is the total” she said “$26.” I said I don’t have t...

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John Quam, Editor-in-Chief, Howler Real Escapes Costa Rica: [Web Article](https://howlermag.com/white-face-capuchin-monkeys-costa-rica/) You usually hear them before you see them. A rustle high in the canopy, a sudden shower of leaves, then a pale face peering down with an expression that seems almost too knowing. White-faced capuchin monkeys are one of Costa Rica’s great [**wildlife encounters**](https://howlermag.com/the-wildlife-of-costa-rica/), not just because they are photogenic, but because they feel startlingly present. They watch back. For travelers, newcomers, and anyone building a life around Costa Rica’s natural richness, capuchins often become a favorite memory fast. The...

This was my husband (30m) test results. Lpl and total cholesterol have gone up about 30 units and his tris jumped from 45(units) between this year and last. He eats high protein, low carbs. Complex carbs when he has them, almost no added sugar, drinks only water, researches and takes supplements, and is a good weight (6’2” and 180#). His lp(a) is 197 He saw his doctor the other day and was told it’s totally fine. They can’t do any tests until age 40 (may have been referring to a specific test—I’m not sure). Told him he could go to a cardiologist if he wanted to but he wouldn’t recommend statins or any medication. Also claimed it takes 4-5 years for diet change to show in ...

i started my journey in mid february. i’ve lived quite a sedentary life up until now and i got tired of my body being overweight and weak. since starting, i have gone to the gym every other day and sometimes hiking on my rest days. the biggest thing ive learned so far… it’s actually so easy to go to the gym, it’s so easy to be consistent, it’s so easy to push boundaries… the hardest part is the food. i don’t even have food noise most of the time like how people describe it. but i find that i never hit my protein goal, i **** cooking all the time and its just so hard to be consistent with a calorie deficit and/or tracking macronutrients. how do you overcome this?!!

If you don’t know the hyperbolic time chamber is dragon ball location where one year inside of it is one day in the real world. Let’s say hypothetically Mark, Nolan, Oliver, Allen and Immortal all trained together in the hyperbolic time chamber (with adjustable gravity and they have decent knowledge about exercise science/nutrition about their own biology) for a whole week, they also have unlimited food. How strong do you think they will be once they leave the chamber?

33F. I’ve trained consistently for more than 10 years and currently spend most days moving: strength training, spin bike intervals, rowing, long walks and occasional long runs. My energy expenditure is easily 3000+ kcal/day, so I think a lot about fuel efficiency — for muscles, endurance, recovery and mental performance. I’m convinced that some of the most nutrient-dense foods available are also some of the cheapest and most local. This is what makes up \~99% of my diet: 1. Organ meats Heart, kidney, liver, thymus. 2. Bones, joints and marrow bones Pressure cooked for 3–6 hours into dense broth/aspic loaded with collagen and soft connective tissue. 3. Fat trimmings ...

Hi everyone. My fur baby Latifa is only 8 years old in August. She's a husky mix rescue. Always been very active and loving life. While I was away on a business trip my gf told me Latifa wasn't eating her dinner. Which was very odd because she loves all food. When I got home, I noticed she has a lump where the lymph nodes near the jaw/neck are (only on one side). I called the vet and scheduled an appt. In the week leading up to it, Latifa became very picky. Not eating breakfast and only picking at dinner, which we had to do by bland chicken/rice or wet food. She won't touch kibble anymore and even her favorite treats shes not interested in. She started drinking a lot ...