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Fitne F us: TRAMPOLINES ask the rdN:
Are you looking for something fun and parks, but a more consistent workout is SHOULD I RINSE MY TURKEY OR
exciting to do indoors during the winter possible even with a smaller individual
months? Try heading to a trampoline park! trampoline in your home. Interestingly CHICKEN BEFORE I COOK IT?
Trampolines o er a fun activity for people enough, the calories that you burn while Contrary to popular belief, you should not
of all ages. Jumping on a trampoline can jumping on a trampoline are similar to rinse your poultry before preparation — the
provide great aerobic benefi ts and muscle those during running. The benefi t of the chance of spreading harmful germs increases
building. The list of benefi ts from jumping trampoline is that it o ers the ability to with rinsing. There can be harmful bacteria
on a trampoline includes: better core burn additional calories if you add di erent around chicken and turkey that have a
strength, improved bone density, balance tricks or jumping patterns during the higher chance of causing sickness from cross-
and coordination improvements, increased workout. contamination, with particles spreading onto
blood circulation, calorie-burning, and As with any new exercise, it is important to areas such as the sink, your hands, or any
increased muscle strength. check with your physician before starting a other kitchen surface. The Center for Disease
Control recommends cooking your poultry to
Trampolines come in all shapes and sizes. new activity. the internal temperature of 165°F or above,
You will fi nd larger units at trampoline making it safe to consume and leave the
rinsing to the dishes.
WITH THE NEW FOOD LABEL, THE
‘CALORIES ADDED FROM FAT’ HAS
BEEN REMOVED. WHY?
Because dietary fat comes in many forms,
the Food and Drug and Administration
(FDA) removed the calories from the fat
section because placing the focus on just
fat calories — without defi ning the source
of the fat — provides a mixed message
that fat is not good for the body. Mono
and polyunsaturated fats and omega-3 and
omega-6 fatty acids are essential to keeping
the body healthy and functioning. Including
these forms of fat regularly is both good for
you and encouraged.
I AM VEGAN, WHAT IS THE BEST WAY
TO INCREASE MY CALCIUM INTAKE?
For vegans, it is essential to increase plant
sources of calcium to keep bones healthy.
Foods like seeds (sesame and poppy), lentils
and legumes, dark leafy greens, amaranth,
edamame, and fi gs are all great sources. By
regularly increasing your consumption of
these foods, you will increase your intake of
calcium. For growing teens, both girls and
boys, it is important to get the recommended
amount of 1300 mg of calcium to keep bones
healthy. For adults, the recommended amount
is 1000 mg per day.
Have a question? Send it to
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