PROTEIN FOODS Locations

I have 3 cats, 2 females and 1 male. I am a little paranoid about how common kidney and urinary issues are in cats, especially males. I know the number one tip is to have them frequently drink water. I have a water fountain, 2 bowls of still water, they share one can of friskies in the morning, 1/4 cup of Purina One dry for lunch, and I divide 2 cans of fancy feast into their three bowls with some kind of hydrating topper (Purina Hydra, cat-specific broth, etc.) I have tried to add just plain water to their wet food but they don’t eat anywhere near as much. I hear of so many cats having urinary issues. I know of course some of it is genetics, but I would like to be able to prevent as muc...

3 Biggest Mistakes People Make While Trying to Lose Weight Losing weight is not actually hard. But wrong methods make people tired, confused, and frustrated. Here are the 3 biggest mistakes most people make 👇 Mistake #1: Eating Too Little Many people believe: If I eat less, I’ll lose weight faster. But the truth is: Your body goes into starvation mode Metabolism slows down You feel weak, dizzy, and low on energy Better approach: Eat balanced meals at the right time. Protein, fiber, and healthy fats are essential. Mistake #2: Relying Only on Exercise People spend hours working out but ignore what they eat. Remember this: Weight loss is 70% nutrition and 30% exercise. Better approach:...

Winter Park, Florida--(Newsfile Corp. - January 13, 2026) - ADIA Nutrition Inc. (OTCQB: ADIA), today announced that its subsidiary, Adia Med of Winter Park, LLC., has officially begun the recruitment process for a groundbreaking clinical study evaluating the potential benefits of stem cell therapy in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The 24-month randomized interventional study, officially titled "Adia MED of Winter Park LLC Autism Spectrum Disorder Research Study" and listed on [ClinicalTrials.gov](http://clinicaltrials.gov/) (NCT07304440), is being conducted at Adia Med's clinic in Winter Park, Florida. Adia MED of Winter Park LLC Autism Spectrum Disorder Res...

Winter Park, Florida--(Newsfile Corp. - January 13, 2026) - ADIA Nutrition Inc. (OTCQB: ADIA), today announced that its subsidiary, Adia Med of Winter Park, LLC., has officially begun the recruitment process for a groundbreaking clinical study evaluating the potential benefits of stem cell therapy in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The 24-month randomized interventional study, officially titled "Adia MED of Winter Park LLC Autism Spectrum Disorder Research Study" and listed on [ClinicalTrials.gov](http://clinicaltrials.gov/) (NCT07304440), is being conducted at Adia Med's clinic in Winter Park, Florida. Adia MED of Winter Park LLC Autism Spectrum Disorder Res...

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I've been working with an EOS personal trainer, but it's only been 30 minutes 1x a week. This year, I want to focus on getting physically stronger and improving my body's ability to do stuff. EOS has a body scan machine, which is supposed to measure both lean muscle mass and body fat, along with a bunch of other stuff. I've noticed since starting that I have progressively been losing muscle according to those readings, which tracks with what I've seen both in and out of the gym. I saw a video recently that said that adequate protein intake helps prevent muscle loss, and I'm thinking that might be part of why I'm seeing this change. I knew muscle loss w...

Thomas Jefferson said if a nation expects to be both ignorant and free in a state of civilization it expects what never was and never will be. There's a class of social problems where a relatively modest early investment has an enormous payoff later. **Ignorance is such a problem. The cure of course is education.** But education often is not enough. There is recent evidence that malnutrition and undernutrition are long overlooked and important factors in determining the ability of children to learn. A recent national survey done for the Department of Education paints a picture of a country with more than 40 million illiterate or barely literate adults. Other estimates are much higher. ...

New Features: * See a breakdown of your nutrition for the day, including which foods had the biggest impact on your goals. * Track which foods contribute most to your goals over time. * Choose light/dark mode independent of your system settings. Improvements: * Retry photo analysis scans directly if the initial attempt fails. * Enter decimal values when editing metric serving sizes for more accurate logging. * Access the "Describe" feature directly from the home screen. Fixes: * Widgets could show outdated water and nutrient data after midnight.

Body Comp: Not much muscle, mostly carrying fat in the belly area. Trained for like 2 years with no proper nutrition and saw no progress. Now after 1 and a half years I'm starting again with a proper diet. Goal: I want to get leaner and lose the gut. I’m not looking for a massive "bodybuilder" physique partly because of my height, I just want a fit, athletic look. **The Nutrition** I’m currently in a 500–700 calorie deficit. My maintenance is around **2300**, so I’m aiming for **1600–1800 kcal**. Getting 100g–120g of protien daily through whole foods (chicken and eggs). Protein powder isn’t an option for me right now. I’ve been training for about 6 week...

So almost a year ago, I was heavily depressed after being diagnosed with CPPS (Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome). I tried everything, from herbal teas to pain medications to dietary supplements. However, as new problems arose and I started to focus on my hobbies, a lot of things got better. First of all, the pain I felt almost everyday has vanished. Sometimes it does pain me but nowadays I can sit all day if I want to, have painless sexual activities, returned and dropped smoking (seriously I smoked for a month but then I *****, a silent benefit), started eating spicy foods and even hot peppers. I started writing long books, have long gaming sessions, my urination SIGNIFICANTLY decreased and I ...

2006. My dad dies suddenly. Mom continues working until 2010. She spends a year helping with childcare for our first born. 2011, she stops that. And now the saga begins. 2011-2020 things seemed reasonable and status quo on the surface. We only lived 20 minutes apart. Plenty of reasons to see each other. She had friends too. She had a basement family room which fell out of use, so it was cluttered or whatever. She'd tell grandkids "dont go down there", ok...fine. COVID causes her to "isolate". I basically don't see her for 10 months. I didn't stress about the virus hysteria, but she bought into it. I see her for the first time in a while....

This comes from a personal experience. This is not for everyone, but it is for the one who feel pressured to eat out with other colleagues. Everyone is different, and their situations are different as well. I used to feel L when my colleagues went out to buy lunches, and I always had the standard reply "I brought it from home". Now I have realized the importance of it, and I feel proud of doing so. Apart from being more healthy, home made food helps save money and gives a message to the dictator we are dealing with here. We are not your pawns that you can use to make your friends rich, or boost downtown by making us poor. Please give your suggestion, links etc for easy meal pre...

Hello! I’m new to this group so I apologize if I at all share information that is already commonly shared on this sub. I over-plucked my eyebrows in high school. I’d pluck them everyday. My mother insisted I do this instead of shave them because a friend of hers accidentally shaved off her whole eyebrow when she was in high school. I just always assumed mother knows best and continued to pluck them. Well, it unfortunately took me until I was 20 to realize my eyebrows weren’t growing back in certain places,that plucking was actually something you should do occasionally, and that shaving is actually preferable. I haven’t plucked my eyebrows since. It’s been 7 years since I sto...

What’s going on with the NA sever tanner prices in martlock. All of the tanner prices are high and around the same price. I’m not too pressed or worried since I don’t plan on refining anytime soon. Is there an update coming that has people prepping for big profit? Punishment for faction warfare? Guild drama? Again not upset or anything just curious

Ever since becoming mod/severe I’ve been dealing with huge amounts of anxiety. In PEM I’m too tired and in pain to think about anything other than immediate survival, but on better days I get very anxious, which crashes me sometimes. I’m mostly anxious about getting worse because there’s no one to care for me if that happens. Even now I’m barely keeping up with hygiene and nutrition. And seeing how I live in a pretty noisy environment on far below minimum wage, I can’t find a way to stop declining. I don’t have a stable place to live and I’m not getting enough food because I’m poor, not to mention healthcare. So how do you guys deal with anxiety?

Just curious, for those utilizing Reta w/ Tesa, or any other HGRH, what protocol shift did you find successful when mitigating the increased hunger after a respectable protocol length of both? Looking for responses where you have associated the increased hunger from the HGRH and not the GLP-1. Those on a higher dose of Reta (> 6 mg). I believe those who have experienced what I am polling for knew that this was a Tesa thing and not a GLP-1 thing. It isn't a food noise or "boredom hunger" thing. It could be waking up in the morning with extreme hunger pangs, those with stomach growling, etc. Especially those tracking macros and protein intake. Dose reducti...

Give them a 'ed start with healthy food for the body & music for their little minds to develop in a strong & creative manner! Wildest Dreams will come to be! Up with family! **UP THE IRONS!**

Give them a 'ed start with healthy food for the body & music for their little minds to develop in a strong & creative manner! Wildest Dreams will come to be! Up with family! **UP THE IRONS!**