Under President Trump’s leadership, common sense, scientific integrity, and accountability have been restored to federal food and health policy.
For decades, the Dietary Guidelines favored corporate interests over common-sense, science-driven advice to improve the health of Americans.
That ends today.
The new Dietary Guidelines call for prioritizing high-quality protein, healthy fats, fruits, vegetables, and whole grains—and avoiding highly processed foods and refined carbohydrates.
@florinpop17 Not so much but sometimes yes. Soreness isn’t so much an indicator of a good workout, it’s more of hitting a muscle you never hit, or haven’t hit in a while.
So I wouldn’t worry about soreness as a metric for my workouts if I were you.
@FrancescoCiull4 I don’t. But looking at all the physical and mental health benefits it provides and how well researched it is, I’m considering starting taking it again
If you’re starting your New Year’s resolution this month, please don’t go all out. Make small incremental changes. That way you’re more likely to stick with it. 💪
If you go to the gym, please wear deodorant
If you go to jiu jitsu, please wear deodorant
If you participate in any sport where you need to be in close proximity to other humans, PLEASE wear deodorant 😭