Jul 2, 2012
Furry-Muscle Cast - Episode – 12
Next Cast July, 20th 10PM EST / 9 CST / 8 MST / 7PST
1. AnthroCon Review
2. Fursuiteing
3. Tanning Do’s & Don’ts for summer and contest
- Melanocyte cells in your skin produce melanin, which is responsible for your skin color.
- Tan gradually. If you're going to be in the sun, limit your exposure. Instead of spending 3 hours in direct sun in one day, try to break your tanning sessions into smaller pieces, such as one hour or a half hour at a time.
- This reduces the likelihood of sunburn and also gives your body time to equip itself with melanin which not only gives you color.
- Tanning beds are no safer than real sun exposure and the increased proportion of UVA exposure could be detrimental.
- Tanning private areas “safety” - Mens Tanning Sheath Cover Up Pouch Penis Sleeve 8 Color
- http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mens-Tanning-Sheath-Cover-Up-Pouch-Penis-Sleeve-8-Color-/300566662410#ht_5174wt_970
4. 10 Sweetest Summer Foods for Fat Loss
- Watermelon: Considering this fruit is over 90% water, it also helps keep you well hydrated when the sun pours down.
- Summer Squash: The health benefits you'll receive from doing so include protection against heart disease, cancer, and stroke. These effects come from the high amount of phytochemicals found in the vegetable.
- Blackberries: Each cup you eat will provide just 62 calories, less than one gram of fat, 13.8 grams of carbohydrates - 7.6 of those coming from dietary fibre, and 2 grams of protein, making it a nutritional powerhouse for optimal fat loss.
- Home Made Fudgesicles: To do this, simply buy a box of fat-free, sugar-free chocolate Jell-O pudding powder and blend together with 2.5 cups of skim milk. Add to that 1/2 cup of Splenda or your favorite sweetener and 1/2 scoop of chocolate protein powder. Pour into fudgesicle molds and let freeze for at least 8 hours or overnight.
- Papayas: Males in particular will want to consider increasing their intake of papaya in their diet as if you combine it with green tea, you'll really decrease your chances of developing prostate cancer.
- Water: While not really a 'food', water should be increased during the summer months, even if you aren't active. Many people are quick to replace their water with sodas, beer, or mixed alcoholic beverages, which just puts you in a further state of dehydration.
- Corn On The Cob: This vegetable is incredibly sweet and will satisfy your craving for that crunch. It also provides a good source of carbohydrates, so is an excellent vegetable choice for those who are more active during the day. Corn on the cob is also a good source of vitamin B1 and folate, so is a perfect food for anyone looking to bring up their intake of these nutrients.
- Sweet Potato 'Fries': If you aren't much of a corn fan, then another option for a sweet side dish to place beside your protein source is sweet potato fries. A small sweet potato contains just 54 calories and supplies 2 grams of dietary fiber per serving.
- Popcorn: This snack is a great way to boost your dietary fiber intake, while supplying far fewer calories than four or five marshmallows would.
- Cantaloupe: Finally, the last sweet food you should add to your summer diet this coming year is cantaloupe. This melon is another great source of vitamin C and vitamin A, providing well over 100% of your daily needs per cup.
5. Interview Time
- Achilles: http://www.furaffinity.net/user/achilles
For Achiiles workout & diet plus other documents and other information that is not posted on Furaffinity please go to http://www.furry-muscle.org/topic/1264-fmc-episode-12-ac-fursuiting-achilles/