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gentwenty:

How to be Body Positive

As Benjamin Franklin said, “the only things certain in life are death and taxes”.  I’d like to add…

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gonnabeahealthy-fitme:

healthy weight loss blog! lets do this together!!

gonnabeahealthy-fitme:

healthy weight loss blog! lets do this together!!

chelseaalysse:

Worked out my favorite body part (legs, duh!), did some interval abs, and finished off with the @karenakatrina cardio of the day! Cardio wasnt on MY plan today but it was on the tone it up one so I went for it lol! Both workouts were intense! Super motivated! #tiuteam #tiuspringfever #bikiniseries #noregrets

palmeaux:

not my photo, just my upload x

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Kimbra


Perfection

Kimbra

Perfection

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alchemists:

moment of silence for all my wasted potential

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vegansofig:

So I was over at my friend’s house the other day and I saw her eating a frozen peach. At first I thought it was a little weird, but as it turns out, she’s onto something.

A lot of fruits and vegetables are imported during the winter months. Even if your produce is “organic,” it’s most likely grown in Chile or Mexico and ✈ shipped over. While farmer markets are ideal, it can be challenging to find your favorite fruits and veggies when they’re not in season.

Freezing your produce the moment after they have been picked will actually freeze the nutrients. While canned foods tend to lose a lot of nutrients during the preservation process, frozen vegetables may be even more healthful than some fresh produce sold. (The amount of sodium in canned food is so gross!)

When you’re ready to eat them, steam (microwave if you have to) rather than boil your produce to minimize the loss of water soluble vitamins. Unless you’re like my friend and like to eat them frozen…

If you can get your produce locally and fresh right when it’s picked, that’s most ideal, but freezing as opposed to canned or imported produce is a much healthier and environmentally friendly way to enjoy foods during the winter months when fresh produce is hard to come by. #VegansofIG

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Frozen fruit & veg should be a staple in every poor (and otherwise) vegan’s kitchen. Much cheaper than fresh and perfectly tasty in cooked meals like curry, smoothies and stir fry. Score!

This isn’t to say you shouldn’t grab fresh fruit if you can! It’s just showing that frozen fruit/veggies aren’t a “bad” option, especially for those of us on a budget!

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