
Wednesday, 06 February 2013 16:27
Tech: Magnetic Koala Bottle

Taking your eyes off the road to re-secure your water bottle while riding your two-wheeler can be dangerous. Is a mouthful of water or XXX Vitamin Water worth running into the back of a Volvo? The Koala Bottle System is a safer way to consume some electrolytes while riding. The bottle magnetically attaches to the holster so you can effortlessly reach down and limit any fumbling around. The system is available with a 21 oz bottle or a 24 0z bottle ($2 more). It might be minimal, but your odds of hitting an open cab door just went down slightly.
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Thursday, 26 July 2012 20:21
Wellness: CodeBlue Super Recovery Drink

Skip the hangover after a night of partying with the help of CodeBlue Recovery Drink ($24- $42). This hangover cure has a hint of prickly pear, Agave, and other powerful ingredients that makes one feel better and more alert by replenishing the body with much needed nutrients. CodeBlue's four vibrantly colored, all-natural flavors feature ingredients such as milk thistle, a powerful detoxifying antioxidant; sea salt, to naturally balance electrolytes; and prickly pear, to reduce inflammation after exercise. The super drink also contains elements that remove harmful toxins and electrolytes to hydrate the body.
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Dining & Spirits
Monday, 23 April 2012 17:15
Wellness: 7 Ways to Be Healthier Now

Kick the Summer off right! Learn some great get-healthy tips to not only stay in shape but also create an all-around better you (like the beautiful Toronto personal trainer Alicia Bell in the photo above). Here are seven easy ways to jump off the "fat-wagon" and into a slimmer, sexier body. [See & Read More]
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Beauty
Monday, 19 December 2011 15:10
News: Rihanna Stumbles and Vomits On Stage

Rihanna worried fans during a Lisbon performance of her Loud tour last week when she ran off the stage to throw up.
The 23-year-old appeared a little tired and gave a half-hearted performance of What's My Name, singing only some of the words and dancing intermittently. [Watch & Read More]
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Thursday, 01 December 2011 15:09
News: Rihanna Placed On 24-Hr Health Watch

Rihanna has reportedly been placed on 24-hour surveillance as those around her fear for the singer's health.
RiRi was recently rushed to hospital after falling ill and the doctor told her she needed to slow down for fear of burning out completely. [Read More]
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Monday, 14 November 2011 15:51
News: 552 Million Could Have Diabetes By 2030

The International Diabetes Federation predicts that one in 10 adults could have diabetes by 2030, according to their latest statistics.
In a report issued today, the advocacy group estimated that 522 million people would have diabetes in the next two decades, based on things like aging and demographic changes. [Read More]
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Wednesday, 02 November 2011 00:52
News: Rihanna Rushed To Hospital In Sweden

Pop singer Rihanna was rushed to the hospital in Sweden and had to cancel a performance last night (October 31.) She was scheduled to perform in Malmo, Sweden and was reported as 'not in condition to conduct the concert.
The singer tweeted an apology to her fans. “Sorry Malmo!” it read simply, and she attached a picture of her arm with tubes coming out of it. [Read More]
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Monday, 26 September 2011 18:34
News: Michelle Obama "Not So Fat, Please"

When Michelle Obama speaks, restaurants listen. In response to the First Lady’s mission to stop childhood obesity, Olive Garden and Red Lobster plan to cut the sodium and fat on their menus by 20 percent over the next decade. [Read More]
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Thursday, 07 April 2011 18:59
Wellness: Black Girls Don’t Run?

As a black woman, I have always had a particularly weird relationship with working out. Like many African-Americans, I grew up in a household and culture where “fat” was not particularly met with the same scorn and sexual undesirability that other races of people might face in mainstream American culture. Conversely, my inherited, beautiful curves come with setbacks that include, and aren’t limited to, heart disease, cancer, stroke and premature death. [Read More]
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