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Tag Archives: Diet
How Many Calories Do I Eat Daily?
The question that just won’t seem to die – “Tim, how many calories do you eat on a daily basis?”
The short answer – It changes daily. For the long answer check out the video below.
Posted in Diet Tips, Health, Nutrition, Plant Powered Athletes, The Journey, Tips & Tricks
Tagged 80/10/10, Calories, Diet, LFRV, Low Fat Raw Vegan, Raw, Vegan
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Thanks giving Chicago style
There are many things that I am thankful for. But at this moment one opportunity stands out in my mind. It was November of 2006. I was in Chicago to coach the fledgling Run Raw Team in their first raw Chicago Marathon. As far as we knew at the time, no team of raw, vegan athletes had ever been assembled to compete in an event. Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Events, Health, Nutrition, Plant Powered Athletes, Presentations, Raw on The Road, The Journey
Tagged Athlete, Chicago, Community, Depression, Diet, Events, Health, Iron, Lectures, Marathon, Raw, Raw Food, Speaking, Thanksgiving, Vegan, Vitamin P
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Running Raw Update 7/29/11 – New Audiobook Released!
After 2 months of editing and compiling the best segments of my most recent lecture tour “Turbo Charge Your Life!” I am happy to announce that I have finally released my second audiobook. It is packed with the latest tools and information that I have used to help me in achieving my most recent successes. I hope you find value in it as well. Continue reading
Posted in Diet Tips, Health, Newsletters, Nutrition, Plant Powered Athletes, Presentations, Recipes, The Journey, Tips & Tricks, Training
Tagged Athlete, Audiobook, Championships, Diet, Fitness, Health, Illness, National Championships, Newsletters, Raw, Studies, Vegan, Vegetarian
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A day in the life of Running Raw
People often ask me what I eat each day and how much I train. So today I thought I’d give you a snapshot of a day in the life of the Running Raw Project. At present I’m preparing for the upcoming World Championships of Stair Climbing at the Empire State Building on February 1st. Continue reading
Posted in Diet Tips, Plant Powered Athletes, Recipes, Tips & Tricks, Training
Tagged Apple Cider Vinegar, Bananas, Breafast, Calories, Cross Training, Diet, Dinner, Empire State Building, Greens, Hill Running, Kale, Mountain Running, Olive Oil, Podcast, Salad, Smoothie, Snow, Stairclimbing, Trail Running, Training, Uphill, Winter, XC Skiing
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Leafy Greens and Heart Disease
A new study out of Harvard University shows that diets high in the mineral magnesium seem to reduce the incidence of sudden cardiac failure – at least in women. So where do you get magnesium in your diet? Greens. Continue reading
Posted in Diet Tips, Health, In The News, Nutrition, Scientific Studies
Tagged Cardiac Arrest, Chlorophyll, Diet, Green Smoothies, Harvard, Heart Disease, Heart Health, Illness, Leafy Greens, Magnesium, Minerals, Nutrition, Salads, Studies, Study, Women
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Iron Absorption on a Vegan Diet – Part I
There are many who believe that plants lack iron and therefore vegans are likely to become anemic. While it is true that anemia seems to be more common in the vegan population, it is not for a lack of iron … Continue reading
Posted in Diet Tips, Nutrition
Tagged Absorption, Anemia, Chicago, Deficiency, Diet, Free Radicals, Greens, Heme, Iron, Nutrition, Smoothie, Supplementation, Vegan, Vegetarian, Vitamin C
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Meat Meets Science
As most of you know, meat is not the healthiest thing you can eat. Yes, it’s got plenty of protein, vitamin B12, iron and a few other trace minerals, but it also come packed with a host of health comprising components. Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, In The News, Nutrition, Rants, Scientific Studies
Tagged Diet, Fruits, Health, Iron, Meat, Nutrients, Nutrition, Regulations, Studies, Vegan, Vegetables, Vitamin B12
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Do Cows Need Protein?
The dairy industry has discovered that cows don’t need that much protein and in fact, they fare much better with less in their diets. Oh, if only there was a “human industry” to get to the bottom of how to best grow a healthy human being for as little money as possible 😉 Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Health, In The News, Nutrition, Scientific Studies
Tagged Cows, Dairy, Diet, Environment, Health, Nutrition, Protein, Studies
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The One Truth
There seem to be a whole lot of ‘gurus’ out there in the alternative health world that have THE truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. But they all seem to disagree. So how could they all have THE truth?
Here are my thoughts on the subject of truth. Continue reading →