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View Article  My Own Theory On The Common Cold

No one would have ever believed me.  You most likely won't believe me now.  That's OK.  I've often thought of this and I think I knew the secret to the common cold all my life.  

Here is the theory.  Do ever remember the kid standing at the bus stop shivering in the cold fall morning because he didn't want to carry a coat around at school?   That was me.  Well, that odd behavior resulted in a theory of mine over the years. 

The body slowly builds up a tolerance to the cold.  Here my theory went nowhere.  I mean, why?  There are no viruses floating around in the cold air.  They can't survive.  Now remember how your mother would scold you, "Don't forget to wear a coat, you'll catch a death of cold!"  How do the two go together?  If a virus can't survive the cold, but you catch a cold in the cold... what is the link?  

The answer is you would both be right. You mother was right you'll catch a cold in the cold, and you are right the virus doesn't come from the cold.  Now for the answer.  Scientist have a new theory as the answer to the common cold.   It's one I agree with as I've lived by it for years. 

Here are the two theories and you'll see they converge.  Mine has been that you slowly build up an immunity to the cold airs affects on your body.  Note that I didn't say cold air, I said it's effects.  Cold air can freeze you that is obvious.  What happens is your body already harbors the common cold, a virus that you never really get over.  Your bodies own antivirus antibodies contain the virus.   But when you go out in the cold for the first ...   more »

View Article  Healthy goes far beyond reading the label

Healthy goes far beyond reading the label

I eat smart. And while I do have a sweet tooth I make up for it by exercising anytime I eat foods high in calories.   I do make sure to never overdue it and I have some rules for myself.  The opinions in my article are my opinions and while I use facts to stand on, I'm not insisting I know all about the subject or that I am an authority.  I'm just a guy taking care of himself with less than 2 percent body fat.  

YOU must be acutely aware of the size ongoing.  If it takes reinvesting in smaller dinner plates, do it.  Here is one straight from my home, we have a creed, "We are Hindsley's not heathens."  We don't eat out of the bag or box.  This serves two purposes in my home.  It indoctrinates a level of class with my children and it starts them on portion control.  How many times have you eaten your way through a whole bag of chips or some other snack?  What woman doesn't eat straight out of the ice-cream bucket?  Oh!

Do not let someone serve you large portions, your human nature will overdrive your common sense.  You will eat more.  As an aside, eating slower will also give you a feeling of fullness faster. No one will listen to me on this, but in my day I've learned it to be true. 

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WHY MOSTLY PHOTOS OF LARS?
The answer is simple. It's to protect the privacy of friends. I'm not a narcissist. LOL




ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Lars Hindsley is a self-employed single full time father, a writer, a non conservative Republican, a reformed idealist (a compromisationalist), ex-musician, God fearing cynic that could more easily be described in two words as a "Rugged Intellectual".

Lars writings range from "how to" articles to commentaries and advice. You'll find movie reviews and video picks of the day side by side with serious writings.

Lars offers perspective from an Anglo-Christian moral position while never lording over anyone unlike himself. Lars is of the opinion that if you are going to complain, you should offer a solution. His perspective on the world is that many of us fight societal evolution to frustrating ends without a genuine understanding of what it is we are all up against.

Reading his articles should provide you with positive energy towards living out your day. You may not be able to change the world but you can navigate it to live a rich and rewarding life. Enjoy Lars’ works, there are years of writings to choose from.

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