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Water
What a painfully obvious one, right? Water is essential to healthy body function and alertness. Studies have shown that even slight dehydration can be an energy sucker, and getting dehydrated is fairly easy. Guzzle water throughout the day to stay bright-eyed.
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Better for you than you may think!
Avoid Processed Foods
There are many varieties of low carb diets out there. Atkins, Paleo, South Beach, and the Primal Blueprint are just a few. The one thing they have in common is a focus on lowering carb intake.
The first step to successfully following one of these diets is to nix...
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There is a science to knowing how dry plants are, and to knowing when the threat of fire is at its worst.
CalFire’s Tom Knecht took KQED reporter Molly Samuel up a trail in the Las Posadas State Forest, about 20 miles northeast of Santa Rosa. The trail was lined on either side by a plant called chemise that grew higher than their heads. “It looks a lot like rosemary,” Knecht said, as he snipped twigs off the plant with a pair of garden shears and stuffed them into a plastic container shaped like a water bottle.
He weighs the chemise he collects, then dehydrates it and weighs it again. The difference between those two numbers tells him how much water is in the plant; this is called the live fuel moisture. Read the full story. (Photo by Molly Samuel/KQED)
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Mega Stuffed Oreo S’more Magic Bars
MAGIC BARS!
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#5 Bug Juice
Candy is so much fun and there is rarely a person who can pass up a good cup of fruit punch at a social function. Turns out that the way we get our pretty red candies and drinks is a little less than savory. Carmine is one of the artificial dyes used in some of your favorite beverages and candies. It is created by crushing then boiling red insects.
Did you wonder why they called it Bug juice and more....
