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Not only did he consent to media interviews, he spent about 15 minutes speaking to us.

Terrell Owens praised the current Wade Phillips regime, said the apparent crackdown on end-zone celebrations is "not even on my radar," expects a better year personally and even mentioned his specific diet regimen.

The wide receiver said he normally has for breakfast a couple of egg whites and wheat toast with strawberry jelly and usually subscribes to more frequent, smaller meals than three big ones.

"It speeds the metabolism up," Owens said before patting the substantial belly of a television reporter standing next to him. "You should try it."

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It's one thing to stick with your diet regimen when you're at home, in control of the contents of your refrigerator and your portion sizes. But what about going out to dinner with friends? Worse, how do you stay on track when your dream vacation has you seated by the dessert cart at every meal?

Eating right when you're out of your comfort zone can actually be easier than when you are at home, so long as you think smart and plan ahead. Focus on these simple tips to help you enjoy your dinners out on the town without compromising your weight loss goals. Simple Plans

Incorporate meals out like any others. Don't skip meals beforehand. Plan. Don't be afraid to call ahead and find out what the specials are going to be and figure out a couple of choices. If that's not an option, ask someone with whom you're comfortable sharing your dietary concerns to help you.

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It is a known fact that long traveling is usually stressful and tedious. Having a stressful trip should not be a part of your travel planning. When you travel in an economy or coach section in a plane for a longer period, it can be stressful and can cause harm to your health. You definitely tend to feel fatigue and experience all kinds of symptoms like vomiting, headache, body pain, desperation for water and uneasiness. So here are few tips to make yourself comfortable during your travel.

1. Drink lots of water and don't let yourself get dehydrated. You can also consume alcohol moderately.

2. You can wear ear plugs and also eye shades to prevent yourself from hearing any noise and also coming in contact with bright luminous lights.

3.Have a light meal and avoid junk foods.

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Here is a recipe for greater societal harmony: take every food faddist ? every carb-loader, every Zone and Atkins bore, every food-combiner, every fat phobic, every parental diet Nazi, every ostentatiously slurping water-guzzler ? and make them sit down in front of TV One's The Truth About Food.

You could guarantee a long, thoughtful silence.

This landmark BBC series, which finished on Monday, could justifiably be shown on an endless loop on national television as a great contribution to public health.

Every episode of this six-part series has brought surprising and useful revelations. It is right up there with Jamie's School Dinners as a revolutionary piece of television about the importance of good tucker.

It has also been highly entertaining. For instance, who could forget the experiment involving a tablespoon of tomato puree, a sunlamp, and a human bottom?

The experiments are gimmicky, but have all been based on science, and most particularly chosen to bust myths and reinforce surprising new findings about both the power of our tucker, and, in some surprising cases, its lack of impact on our health.

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