ROAR Fitness

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Low Carb Chicken and Gravy

[...] To kick off the recipe section of ROAR Fitness, I thought I’d start with a simple and deliciously healthy chicken entrée. This low carb [...]

Fast Food May Cost You More Than You Think

[...] food really worth it? The post Fast Food May Cost You More Than You Think appeared first on ROAR Fitness. [...]

Obesity. Is it worth risking your health?

[...] /obe/risks.html>. The post Obesity. Is it worth risking your health? appeared first on ROAR Fitness. [...]

Sore Today, Strong Tomorrow

[...] want change you have to work for it! The post Sore Today, Strong Tomorrow appeared first on ROAR Fitness. [...]

Simple Ways To Speed Up Metabolism

[...] you don’t feel like sticking to the plan anymore. If you need an eye opener here are a few health risks associated with being overweight. The post Simple Ways To Speed Up Metabolism appeared first [...]

Obesity. Is it worth risking your health?

[...] yourself at an increased risk of many things, some of which are listed below. Health Risks of Obesity Image courtesy of smokedsalmon / FreeDigitalPhotos.net Type II Diabetes [...]

20 Simple Healthy Snacks

[...] Here is a list of 20 simple healthy snacks to help you with your meal planning. Using divided containers helps with portability. [...]

Low Carb Chicken and Gravy

[...] Time 5 min Cook Time 30 min Total Time 35 min Prep Time 5 min Cook Time 30 min Total Time 35 min Ingredients 1 teaspoon whole wheat flour 2 cups of low-sodium chicken stock 1/4 cup of onion, diced 2-3 [...]

Obesity. Is it worth risking your health?

[...] Disease Stroke Cancer (colon, breast, endometrial) Respiratory Problems (sleep apnea, obese hypoventilation syndrome) Osteoarthritis Fatty Liver Disease Kidney Disease Pregnancy Complications [...]

Low Carb Chicken and Gravy

[...] stock 1/4 cup of onion, diced 2-3 garlic cloves, slices pinch of thyme 1 bay leaf 2 cups of broccoli florettes 1/4 cup of carrots, sliced 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil pepper to taste 2 chicken [...]

Obesity. Is it worth risking your health?

[...] Disease Pregnancy Complications Reproductive Problems (infertility, abnormal periods) Gallstones Metabolic Syndrome This is only a portion of the things that you will be at an increased risk for. This [...]

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Low Carb Chicken and Gravy

[...] To kick off the recipe section of ROAR Fitness, I thought I’d start with a simple and deliciously healthy chicken entrée. This low carb [...]

Fast Food May Cost You More Than You Think

[...] food really worth it? The post Fast Food May Cost You More Than You Think appeared first on ROAR Fitness. [...]

Obesity. Is it worth risking your health?

[...] /obe/risks.html>. The post Obesity. Is it worth risking your health? appeared first on ROAR Fitness. [...]

Sore Today, Strong Tomorrow

[...] want change you have to work for it! The post Sore Today, Strong Tomorrow appeared first on ROAR Fitness. [...]

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