from cnn.com Ultra Man fuels on plant-based diet.
A California lawyer transformed from coach potato to Ultraman competitor on a plant-based vegan diet.
from cnn.com Ultra Man fuels on plant-based diet.
A California lawyer transformed from coach potato to Ultraman competitor on a plant-based vegan diet.
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Make way! Big bums are shaping up to be the summer of 2010’s hottest trend.
Serena Williams reveals that it took her years to accept her curvy backside, joining other full-figured celebrities embracing their broader bottoms this beach season.
Kim Kardashian says she finally appreciates her round rear. Madonna’s daughter Lourdes loves shorts that make your butt look big. And a new book celebrates bulging booties.
Not since Sir Mix-a-Lot’s 1992 hit “Baby Got Back” has so much praise been paid to the posterior.
Williams admits that it wasn’t until she turned 23 that she realized she’d never have the same shape as her sister Venus.
“I’m super-curvy,” the 28-year-old tennis titan says in the August issue of Harper’s Bazaar. “I have big boobs and this massive butt.
“Venus is tall and she’s like a model and she fits everything,” Williams adds. “I was growing up, wanting to be her, wanting to look like her, and I was always fitting in her clothes, but then one day I couldn’t. But it’s fine. Now I’m obviously good.”
These days, she’s proud of the bod that’s won her 27 Grand Slam titles. “Since I don’t look like every other girl, it takes a while to be okay with that,” Williams says. “But different is good.”
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New York Times June 30, 2010, 12:01 am
Not so his latest follow-up study, which was published online in May in the journal Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise and should raise eyebrows, especially lightly plucked ones. After his original work was completed, Dr. Rowlands says, “we received inquiries from female cyclists,” asking to be part of any further research. So, almost as an afterthought, Dr. Rowlands and his colleagues repeated the entire experiment with experienced female riders.
This time, though, the results were quite different. read full story at NY Times.
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The Dirty World of Cleanses
The Blueprint Cleanse continues to hook new addicts, but JOSHUA DAVID STEIN questions why women continue paying to starve.
Sharon Raider, a 43-year-old fashion designer from Brooklyn, steps forward and grabs her bags. Before she even gets to the car, she’s ripped one open and twists the cap from a 6-ounce green bottle to greedily suck down the contents. A fleck of green juice is all that mars her otherwise perfectly made-up face.
Welcome to ground zero of a new New York addiction: The Blueprint Cleanse. read more at NY Press