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Low Carb Zucchini Fries

September 29, 2015 By Rich Rojas 3 Comments

Low Carb Zucchini Fries Recipe

I consider zucchini to be the “Swiss Army Knife” of summer vegetables since there are so many different ways to prepare it – both as a main course as well as a side dish. Though fresh zucchinis can be had year round in most locales, it’s at its best during the summer months. I’m a [Read more…]

Low Carb Diets and Testosterone

July 22, 2015 By Rob Rojas, PhD Leave a Comment

low carb diets and testosterone

This post is geared to an elite group of readers: Men on LC (low carb) or VLCK (very low carb/ketogenic) diets who engage in moderate to heavy weightlifting on a regular basis. I’ll go a step further and assume they are concerned about boosting their testosterone levels. Testosterone after all, is a pretty important factor [Read more…]

Low Carb One Minute Cheesecake

July 21, 2015 By Rich Rojas Leave a Comment

low carb one minute cheesecake

In the lowcarber’s on-going quest to find low-carb versions of traditional dishes from the high-carb world, there exist the ones from the pastry world. I won’t bother to enumerate any of them here. The list is legion and I’m sure you just rattled off at least a dozen in your head while reading the previous [Read more…]

Are Phytosome Herbal Extracts Worth It?

June 27, 2015 By Rob Rojas, PhD Leave a Comment

phytosomes

Recently, while shopping at my local nutritional supplements store, I was faced with a dilemma: should I shell out more money for an herbal extract that was prepared using the patented phytosome technology or opt for the considerably cheaper regular extract? I then was made to recall an incident at the same store concerning a [Read more…]

Workout Like a Convict

June 26, 2015 By Rich Rojas Leave a Comment

workout like an inmate

My preferred form of exercise is weight training. It’s something I’ve been doing since I was fifteen and I credit it with setting the foundation for a reasonable degree of muscularity and strength which I’ve managed to retain to this day at the advanced age of 58. I began lifting weights in the basement of [Read more…]

Low Carb Breading for Fish or Chicken

June 15, 2015 By Rich Rojas Leave a Comment

fried fish fillet

I’ll state at the outset that I’m not a fish lover nor am I’m much of a seafood lover in general. Apart from shrimp and a can of tuna now and then, I get along quite well without the stuff. However, I know intuitively, and I’m constantly reminded from various sources, that fish is not [Read more…]

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