Garrett Temple (@gtemp17) started following @drjamesdinic on Nov 7, 2024

3 months agoMy new book MAGNESIUM: The Missing Mineral is now Available on Amazon! This book goes through the history of magnesium, how our diet is now depleted in magnesium, how to get magnesium in the diet, the best magnesium supplements, what depletes us of magnesium, and a lot more. Table of Contents - About the authors - Introduction - Chapter 1: Subclinical Magnesium Deficiency - Chapter 2: Magnesium, Hard Water and Your Heart - Chapter 3: Magnesium and Cardiovascular Disease - Chapter 4: Magnesium and Brain Health - Chapter 5: Magnesium and Insulin Resistance, Metabolic Syndrome and Diabetes - Chapter 6: Magnesium for Bone and Kidney Health - Chapter 7: Magnesium and Diet - Chapter 8: Magnesium Supplementation: Forms, Absorption and Efficacy The book is 249 pages and 823 references!

3 months agoMy new book Magnesium The Missing Mineral is now available on Amazon! @drjamesdinic

5 months agoSAVE THE DATE: DEC. 28TH, ATLANTA, GA. All roads lead to the celebration 🎉 @whatsthewordinfo • SIGN UP TODAY!

2 years agoThe journey continues, #LetsMove🌹 While I’m usually focusing on my local church and the communities I’m called to serve, I never expected to connect with so many people I never met but I see you all. I’m humbled and thankful to be able to be a voice and prayerfully a meaningful contribution to your scrolling. In the age of many voices, thank you for trusting me with your heart, ears, and time over the years. For those of you who are new, so excited to begin this journey with you. For those of you who been here for some time, the journey continues. So many things in store for you all. 🕊 To God be ALL the Glory, forever. Sincerely, Albaner C. Eugene Jr. 🌹

2 months agoI wish that my grandmothers were here to see this - WE CAN NOT GO BACK!!! @kamalahq @kamalaharris #voteblue

2 months agoOpen for entertaining @cagleyhomes @stonebatonrouge #kitchendesign #residentialarchitecture #customhomes #batonrougerealestate

9 months agoIt was bound to happen 🧏🏾‍♂️

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3 months agoDo you feel this too? I think we can change this in an instant. To do so we have to be courageous, make different choices, and focus on love and connection, not fear and separation. Does this feel overwhelming? Meditate. Create calm and quiet inside of ourselves to hear the signals. Pray. I believe calm, connected consciousness - starting in the quiet alignment within each of us individual - is profoundly powerful. Phones down, go outside, take a deep breath. We’ve got this. Thank you @joerogan.

7 months agoWe’re THRILLED to announce that #GoodEnergy by @drcaseyskitchen & @calleymeans is a #1 @nytimes bestseller! 🎉❤️🎉❤️🎉❤️ Most certainly “A tour de force!”

3 years agoConventional nutrition wisdom has always told us to eat less and exercise more if we want to lose weight. In theory, this makes sense – burn more calories than you eat, and the pounds will come off. But study after study shows that, in the long run, dieting is rarely effective. Not only that, but eating fewer calories does not reliably improve health and can do more harm than good. Everyone has a set point, or a weight range in which the brain wants to keep the body. This weight range varies from person to person, and is determined by both genes and life experience. Our bodies are wired for survival and, as far as your body is concerned, dieting is a form of starvation. When you attempt to eat fewer calories than you need, your body switches into survival mode. Metabolism slows down as your body attempts to conserve energy. Levels of leptin – an appetite hormone – decrease, causing you to feel hungrier and increasing cravings. As you continue to eat less than you need, your body starts to break down muscle to use for energy. This muscle loss causes metabolism to slow further, so you burn even fewer calories. It can seem terrifying to eat more, but rest assured, not only will your metabolism get the kick it needs to jumpstart your weight loss again, your body could also end up shedding more fat and hanging onto precious muscle, which in the long run will help keep you strong and help encourage the weight to stay away. #weightloss #weightlossjourney #weightlossresults #weightlosstransformation #fatloss #girlswhotrain #girlswholift #womenwholift #womenliftingweights #womenwhotrain #womenliftheavy #girlswholiftheavy #fitness  #fitnessmotivation  #newfitnessjourney #fitwomen #fitladies  #weightlossmotivation  #weightlosscommunity #weightlossbeforeandafter #weightlossinspiration #weightlossmission #teamweightloss

3 months agoSuccess in weight loss isn’t just about cardio or restricting calories. It’s about building muscle, proper nutrition, and adopting a sustainable lifestyle. At Get Lifted University, we provide everything clients need—mindset, nutrition, and fitness—so they can succeed on their own. One of our clients eats 2300 calories and still achieves results. It’s about long-term education, not quick fixes. Want to see her full testimony? Comment ‘yes’ below. Let’s work together to make lasting change. #weightlossjourney #weightlossbeforeandafter #SustainableWeightLoss #weightlosstransformation #MindsetMatters #fitnessmotivation #weightlossmotivation

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4 months ago@daaay____ Gets In A Pro Workout With @coachbrandonpayne At @bigshotsnation All Star Weekend

2 months agoThe betrayal of the Reconstruction caused massive dislocation and confusion among Black people in the south and in the country in general. They were not prepared for this at all. Suddenly many Whites that they thought of as friends became open and declared enemies. The Freedmen’s Bureau and other agencies that had been set up to assist the former slaves were dismantled. Some southern politicians actually attempted to reestablish slavery. Southern writers, teachers, and bigoted agitators turned the cause of southern redemption into a religion. Finally the Republican Party bargained away the political rights of the southern Blacks in order to pacify the brooding southern Whites. Black politicians held on for a few more years, but their heyday in southern politics was over. The southerners were given the right to handle the “Negro” as they saw fit. This “right” opened the door for the rise of the Ku Klux Klan and other bigoted White terrorist organizations. The murder and harassment of Blacks by the Ku Klux Klan in the rural areas of the South drove Blacks in large numbers into the developing urban cities. In the cities, Blacks experienced even more complicated troubles, in addition to a new sophisticated kind of harassment. Blacks could not find jobs for the skills they had. Housing was poor, and the right to vote and hold public office had been challenged by the Ku Klux Klan in the cities. The Blacks had been deserted by their northern White friends. Many of the New England school moms who had come into the South a decade earlier had married southerners and had become southern in their attitude toward Blacks. The new Black educational institutions in the South were in serious financial trouble. Begging by the heads of these institutions is what kept most of them alive. This combination of events caused large numbers of Blacks to migrate from the rural and urban areas of the South to the industrial cities of the North. These migrating Blacks were looking for better jobs, better housing, better education for their children, and in general, a better way of life.

4 months ago(From left) Committee Chair Robin Rue Simmons, committee member Bonnie Lockhart, Council Member Krissie Harris and assistant to the city manager Tasheik Kerr. Evanston’s Reparations Committee Thursday announced that about $5 million has been disbursed so far to direct descendants and ancestors in the city’s effort to repair harms from discriminatory practices. Ancestors – who lived in Evanston between 1919 and 1969 as adults and who were affected by housing discrimination practices such as redlining – have received $3,392,974.81 as of September, according to the committee, which met at the Morton Civic Center, 2100 Ridge Ave. Direct descendants of Black residents who lived in Evanston from 1919 through 1969 have received $1,675,000, according to the committee.  The city has met with 71 of 80 direct descendants and they have received funds. Of the other nine, four asked the city to hold off, two have small affidavits pending – forms that allow next of kin to transfer property from a deceased family member – and two the city has been unable to contact.  “I think it’s a step in the right direction. It’s not the only step that we’re taking, but 71 of 80 is a big number, and that’s a big deal,” Second Ward Council Member Krissie Harris said.

4 months agoHappy Birthday to the love of my life. 6+ years ago who would've known a 3:30 hr drive to Shreveport Louisiana would change my life (I kind of knew lol.) Thank you for being first and foremost a tremendous wife and partner to me. Secondly thank you for being such an amazing mother to our children. Our journey is just beginning and I can't wait for the next chapter. I love you baby!! @realkaramccullough

4 months agoMy first born turned 4 years old today!! Words can not express how much I love you little man. You continue to amaze me more and more as the days go by. You are such a kind soul and you have been the best big brother any sister could ask for. Keep striving to be the best you can be. Happy birthday Mommy and Daddy love you!!! #TwoTurns4