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Posted By Worker Bee On January 15, 2007 @ 9:06 pm In Big Pharma,Fitness,Health,Nutrition,Worker Bees' Weekly Bites | Comments Disabled
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1) Why aren’t there teenage carrots? [3]
Oh yeah, because they’d be unwashed, spoiled rotten and absolutely refuse to participate in any recipe.
2) Um, gross. [4]
Thanks again, FDA. You guys continue to inspire. Who needs strict slaughterhouse standards when you can just spray your meat clean?
3) Skinny Fat [5]
It’s what we’ve been saying all along. Skinny can still be fat. This study reveals that being thin but having a high percentage of body fat causes inflammation and all the problems that go with it. It’s actually better to be a little bigger, but really fit, than it is to be stick-thin but as strong as a noodle. There’s an actual medical term for it: “normal-weight obese”. Check out the article for all the details, and check out tomorrow’s Tuesday 10 for ways to get super-fit in no time.
4) Med McNugget? [6]
We’re bothered, disturbed, and just generally in a big hot fuss over the ethical and health implications of using chickens to manufacture drugs. Doesn’t anyone stop and ask: wait, are we supposed to be doing this? Why don’t we just prevent health problems before they start and let the chickens stick to their own egg-laying pursuits? When you’re living in a world where people are so unhealthy even the chickens have to get involved, it’s time to change. Besides, the whole “Which Came First?” chicken-or-the-egg riddle was so fun. Chicken-or-the-pill, on the other hand, is just stupid.

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[2] Primal Blueprint 101: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/primal-blueprint-101/
[3] Why aren’t there teenage carrots?: http://www.slashfood.com/2007/01/15/are-baby-carrots-baby-carrots/
[4] Um, gross.: http://www.mercola.com/2006/sep/7/fda_approves_a_spray-on_virus_to_keep_processed_meats_safe.htm
[5] Skinny Fat: http://www.webmd.com/content/article/131/118025?src=RSS_PUBLIC
[6] Med McNugget?: http://www.playfuls.com/news_003976_Hens_Can_Be_Harnessed_To_Lay_Drug_filled_Eggs.html
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