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Good and Bad Oils – Episode 2103

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Episode 2103 – On this Sunday School episode, Gina Grad and Vinnie Tortorich talk good and bad oils, inflammation, saturated… Read On & Hear The Podcast →

Filed Under: Fitness, Health, NSNG®, Nutrition, Podcast, Vinnie's Sunday School Tagged With: avocado, butter, canola oil, cholesterol, Coconut Oil, corn oil, Ghee, inflammation, lactose, lanoleum, Olive Oil, palm oil, Saturated Fat, seed oils, soybean oil, statins

Angriest Trainer 153: Fasting, NSNG, and Tara Newman

by Vinnie Tortorich

Photo from Superfan Tom Barbieri Vinnie and Anna discuss The 5:2 Diet, a NSNG primer, and chat with Superfan Tara… Read On & Hear The Podcast →

Filed Under: Fitness, NSNG®, Podcast, Weight Loss Tagged With: 5:2 Diet, BMI, Cancer, Corporate America, dairy, Dean Lorey, defining moment, diet, Elaine LaLanne, Emeril Lagasse, Epilepsy, Fear Factor, Glycemic Index, HR, IF, Joe Rogan, lactose, Obesity, ping pong, Robin Williams, Sarah Michelle Geller, Villa Cappelli, Vitamix, Wellness Programs

Angriest Trainer 143: The Serena Project, Low-Fat Dairy, and How Much Gear Matters

by Vinnie Tortorich

Vinnie and Anna talk about how belief systems can help or hinder our diet and exercise routines, Serena Scott Thomas,… Continue Reading →Angriest Trainer 143: The Serena Project, Low-Fat Dairy, and How Much Gear Matters

Filed Under: Fitness, Health, Weight Loss Tagged With: Agnostics, Athiests, Belief Systems, CF Industries, Chocolate Milk, Christians, Donaldsonville, Double Shot Espresso, Dr. X, Endurance Sports, Jimmy Moore, Jon Eric Hexon, lactose, Paleo, Paul Thomas Anderson, Serena Scott Thomas, Veganism, Vegetarian

Angriest Trainer 112: KFC Kids Meals, Blood Pressure and Pam Ayers

by Vinnie Tortorich

Vinnie and Anna talk to Dr. X, Jessica Gottlieb, & super fan Pam Ayers. Info about KFC Kids Meals here…. Read On & Hear The Podcast →

Filed Under: Fitness, Health, Podcast, Weight Loss Tagged With: Atkins, Blood pressure, Cappellitini, ConAgra, Dean Lorey, Dr. Lustig, Dr. X, Easter, Fructose, Jessica Gottlieb, kfc, KFC Kids Meals, lactose, Leah Segedie, Mafioso, Pam Ayers, Pepperdine, Scotch, Skim Milk, Sodium Intake, Splenda, Sucrose, theysmell.com, Truvia, vegan, Villa Cappelli

Angriest Trainer 34: Maximum Carb Count Per Day

by Vinnie Tortorich

Vinnie settles on the exact amount of carbs per day to eat on the No Sugar No Grains diet.  Hidden… Read On & Hear The Podcast →

Filed Under: Fitness, Health, Podcast, Sports, Weight Loss Tagged With: almonds, ankle weights, avocado, bayou kayaking, Beauty, bulky legs, cholesterol, drag coefficiency, GMO, grandpa's Pine Tar Soap, hal higdon, hip flexor, Jess Perreca, Kayaking, lactose, macademias, marathoners weight gain, my fitness pal, nuts, Olympics, Paleo Diet, prop 37, roman chair, Sophia Loren, statins, tinkyada, Ultra Kayaking, weighted shoes

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