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12,000 Calories A Day -- The Phelps Diet (WGAL 8 Susquehanna Valley) He's the man of the Beijing Games. His feats in the pool have astounded the world. And apparently, Michael Phelps feats at the kitchen table are also in a league of their own. us.rd.yahoo.com
10 things: Penguins can be knighted (BBC News) Snippets from the week's news, sliced, diced and processed for your convenience. us.rd.yahoo.com
Raise a glass to your health (C-Health) Wine snobs may not applaud you for drinking red wine with fish, but your doctor might. Two studies in recent weeks underline the heart health benefits of both. us.rd.yahoo.com
Following the Olympic example (Orlando Sentinel) So I am trying to diet to lose a dress size for my wedding and see a lovely little story about Michael Phelps. us.rd.yahoo.com
Raise a glass to your health (Toronto Sun) Red wine has properties that protect the heart, fish helps fight disease us.rd.yahoo.com
S.M.A.C. — Oh Those Olympians And Their Fad Diets (Benton Evening News) I’ll admit it, I’m always a little envious when I watch the Olympics. Technically, I am still an amateur athlete myself, and I am eligible to participate in the Games. So I guess you could say I choose not to tryout out for Team USA. But that might change after I saw the special diet U.S. swimmer Michael Phelps is on. This guy is more of an animal in a breakfast nook than he ever was ... us.rd.yahoo.com
The Michael Phelps diet: don't try this at home (Times Online) Michael Phelps is rewriting Olympic history on almost a daily basis - and now we know how. us.rd.yahoo.com
Eat like Michael Phelps (Guardian Unlimited) With nothing to lose but his waistline, Jon Henley tries dining like an Olympic swimming champion us.rd.yahoo.com
PHELPS' PIG SECRET: HE'S BOY GORGE (New York Post) Swimming sensation Michael Phelps has an Olympic recipe for success - and it involves eating a staggering 12,000 calories a day. "Eat, sleep and swim. That's all I can do," Phelps, who won two more gold medals today, told NBC when asked what he... us.rd.yahoo.com
Backstage Beijing #11 (KOAA) Anything Can (and will) happen at the Olympics, and it did today when the USA’s James Blake stunned gold medal favorite Roger Federer of Switzerland in the Games’ tennis quarterfinals in Beijing. us.rd.yahoo.com
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