Question by Southern California Belle™: do you think having a “nice body” is genetics or fitness and/or good diet?
because I have a friend whom parties alot and is a smoker,
she eats lots of junk food and the only time she “exercises”
is when we walk the college halls !
I on the other hand weigh 113 pounds and am 5′ 1″,
I have big breasts and my waist is average and my legs go with it though, but my friend’s waist is thinner and her legs are not big but they are more “womanly”, or curvy but not fat.
I am athletic and eat the same as her but I gave up the drinking and smoking like 3 years ago !
Can someone tell me why is this so ?
Best answer:
Answer by sam_jc2009
its depend on all the genetics, fitness and diet…..
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The Spurs Community Garden is part of the San Antonio Food Bank’s Nutrition Education Program and provides garden fresh organic produce to one of it’s sponsors, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program – Education Program (SNAP-ED). This produce is used for presentations about nutrition education, economical ways to increase fruit and vegetable consumption and physical exercise on it’s walking trail to get fit in San Antonio, TX, on Monday, October 31, 2011. The 5.5-acre garden has a teaching/demonstration garden, large –production gardens, and bee hives. In its first year of operation the garden produced 2,640 pounds of produce and attracted 602 volunteers to support it’s operation and improvement. Most of the produce goes to the more than 500 human service agencies and used in its Community Kitchen to support various meal programs, some of which are supported by the USDA. (For more information go to safoodbank.org/index.php/programs/nutrition/community-garden).
“We couldn’t do what we do without our partnership with USDA’” said President and CEO Eric Cooper. He continues, “We are privileged in partnering (with the USDA) to feed kids, through the summer, with the Summer Food Service Program, and throughout the year, with the Child and Adult Care Feeding Program (CACFP). Then in our approach to feeding seniors, we partner with USDA in the CSFP, and the Senior Farmer’s Market (Nutrition) Program. Through the support of the SNAP-Education Program we are able to educate them during their time of need. With this comprehensive approach we are really able to get the right food, the right amount, at the right time, to needy families throughout our community – which allows us to feed the fifty-eight thousand we do, each week.”
SAFB serves 16 counties in Southwest Texas and states, “Nearly one out of every four children and one out of every five adults in Southwest Texas lives in poverty and has difficulty meeting basic nutritional needs.” According to SAFB, sixty-five percent of the people requesting emergency food have children. “Additionally, the senior citizens and those living on a fixed income generally have limited funds for a consistent grocery budget.” USDA photo by Lance Cheung.
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Question by ILikeCheese: Pinhole Glasses? Do they work?
I only want to here from people who have used pinhole glasses, not people who think they’re “cool” or “stupid”.
Also, explain why they didn’t work if they don’t/
Also, my eyesight is 20/400 and I have tried normal glasses but they hurt my eyes badly.
Best answer:
Answer by Footprintz
Sure they work to give clear vision if you only need a fairly mild correction….just because they direct light rays in a much narrower beam to your retina.
But, only while you have them on. Your vision is back to what it was as soon as you take them off
You can’t really walk around with them on, and you have no peripheral vision , and you look like a fly.
They certainly don’t cure nearsightedness if that is what you are thinking..
Have you seen anyone walking around with them on ??…of course not, yet they have been around for 50 years, so obviously they aren’t a cure for anything.
They are just sold by scam artists now to make a quick buck from people who will believe anything.
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