Wise Man Daily April 2018
With the April 2018 issue of Wise Man Daily, check out underrated ab exercises, practical ways to create a less sedentary desk job, how to know if you're bad in bed, and more. Spring is finally here in full and you know what that means. Cruising with your sunroof down, enjoying more of the outdoors, and getting shredded for summertime are all things ready to be checked off!
With the April 2018 issue of Wise Man Daily, check out underrated ab exercises, practical ways to create a less sedentary desk job, how to know if you're bad in bed, and more. Spring is finally here in full and you know what that means. Cruising with your sunroof down, enjoying more of the outdoors, and getting shredded for summertime are all things ready to be checked off!
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SEXUAL BENEFITS<br />
When you eat beef, you are getting zinc that helps with the production of testosterone<br />
and in turn, fuels the sex drive. It reduces prolactin, a brain chemical found<br />
in the blood that is responsible for how long it takes you to get ready for the second<br />
round of intimacy. When prolactin is reduced, your recovery time is reduced and it<br />
makes you a better lover.<br />
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LABELS IN MEAT MARKETS<br />
<strong>Man</strong>y people don’t understand the<br />
meat labels at the supermarket but they<br />
are easy to decipher: if it is stamped<br />
prime, it is a cut that has more marbling<br />
and tends to be tender and flavorful but<br />
also the fattiest and priciest. If it is marked<br />
choice, it is easy to find in the supermarket<br />
and most people like it because it is economical<br />
but has enough marbling to make<br />
it delicious. If it is marked select, it is the<br />
leanest, cheapest option but it also has<br />
less flavor and when it is labeled select, it<br />
may come from older cattle. Natural is the<br />
final option and this is beef that has been<br />
minimally processed without additives<br />
and the cattle never were given growth<br />
hormone or antibiotic shots.<br />
When you see grain-fed cattle, it means<br />
that they are grazing in the pasture for<br />
most of their lives and then spend about<br />
6 months at a feed yard. They may have<br />
been given either hormones or antibiotics.<br />
When they are grass fed, they graze<br />
in the field throughout their lives. Grassfed<br />
beef may also be given hormones or<br />
antibiotics. When you see beef from organic<br />
cattle, it means that they were given<br />
100% organic grain, grass or other feed<br />
and were never given growth hormones<br />
or antibiotics.<br />
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