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According to The Associated Press there reportedly has been a salmonella outbreak linked to tomatoes in the U.S. Right now the CDC is working on finding that very link to the source. Please take caution and follow safety food tips. Also read the follow story here.

Never knew soda would be bad for your bones. I did know that it was bad for your gut though, which is one of the reasons why I stopped drinking the beverage they call "Liquid Candy". I found an interesting article pertaining this matter. Please feel free to read it right here.

According to the Associated Press there is a superbug out there causing gut wrenching stomach illnesses and even some reported deaths. 10,000 cases have been reported in the last year alone. The drug resistant to some antibiotics has been a major threat in nursing homes and some hospitals. Anyway’s read the original story here.

Heres an excerpt from an article regarding lazy people like myself. It’s tough out here these days. Exercising is not one of my strong points. Just ask my wife..exercise you say? Hmmm… Interesting.

Ten Reasons You’re A Couch Potato - MSN Health & Fitness - Fitness: “Ten Reasons You’re A Couch Potato
by Allison Van Dusen for Forbes.com”

We all know exercise is good for us.

Regular physical activity, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, can lower people’s risk of a heart attack, colon cancer, diabetes and high blood pressure, as well as help with weight control, relieve arthritis pain and even reduce symptoms of depression. It can also cut down on visits to the hospital and doctor’s office, as well as the need for medications.

Apparently, however, that’s not enough to get us up off our couches and into the gym. More than half of U.S. adults don’t engage in activity levels consistent with public health recommendations–and 24% aren’t active at all in their free time.

The most common excuse: a lack of time. On top of commuting and working 60 to 80 hour weeks, you have a spouse and children competing for attention at home. By the end of the day, the need for sleep tends to override any desire to get fit. A 2007 University of Pittsburgh physical activity study, for instance, found that having a baby alone can cause men to work out almost 4.5 fewer hours per week, while women’s activity levels fell by 1.3 hours.