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A nice variation on the salad, filled with minerals and nutrients.
multiple types of dried seaweed (such as kelp, wakame, hijiki)
chopped carrot, cucumber, cabbage
sesame seeds
4 oz olive oil
4 oz red wine vinegar
2 oz sesame oil
2 oz rice vinegar
2 oz soy sauce
1 oz honey or agave
1/2 tsp powdered ginger
1/2 tsp dried basil
salt and pepper
optional: cooked salmon (grilled is nice)
Mix and soak small amounts of seaweed (it expands quite a bit) in cold water for about 30 minutes. Meanwhile, chop desired vegetables. Toast sesame seeds on stove until light brown and fragrant. Prepare dressing by whisking remaining ingredients. Drain and rinse seaweed. Chop if needed. Add vegetables and sprinkle with sesame seeds. Shake dressing well and add desired amount. Option: add chunks of salmon. Toss well and enjoy!
3 Good Reasons Why Regular Vigorous Activity Keeps You Young
Exercise reduces:
Gene Instability – DNA loses its ability to repair itself over time. Rogue bits of DNA (transposons) jump out of sequence and move elsewhere, potentially causing chaos in the genetic makeup of tissues. This increases with age but can be slowed with exercise.
Autophagy Breakdown – instead of damaged cells being recycled, the damaged cells clump together and form plaques and tangles. These contribute to Alzheimer’s and other problems.
Mitochondrial DNA Dysfunction – a major driver of aging and age-related disease because these are responsible for the biochemical processes of respiration and energy production. Mitochondria die off regularly and new mitochondria are only created in muscles that are used. The harder you exercise, the more mitochondria you build to help your body create usable energy.
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