Running: A FEVER

RAF163: Living to 100 Years Old – Chiyo Miyako

Living to 100 Years Old – Chiyo Miyako. Welcome to the 4th in our series on centenarians. Chiyo Miyako lived from 5/2/1901 to 7/22/2018, a total of 117 years, 81 days. She is #8 on the list of all-time longest-lived people. Ms. Miyako is one of three centenarians on our list that is from Japan,…

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RAF162: Living to 100 Years Old – Misao Okawa

Welcome to the 3rd in our series on centenarians. Misao Okawa lived from 3/5/1898 to 4/1/2015, a total of 117 years and 27 days. She is ninth on the list of all-time longest-lived people. Read the full post at http://RunningAFEVER.com/162 Weight 7-day Avg. (change since Jan 2018): 215 (-60) Workout time: 113 Minutes Total Distance…

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RAF161: Living to 100 Years Old: Maria Capovilla

Welcome to the 2nd in our series on centenarians. Maria Esther Heredia Lecaro de Capovilla lived from 9/14/1889 to 8/27/2006, a total of 116 years and 347 days. She is #10 on the list of all-time longest-lived people. Maria was from Ecuador, which is not one of the 37 different countries where RAF is heard,…

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RAF160: Living to 100 Years Old

I’m starting a series on centenarians, people who live to be 100 years old or older, and specifically the people who have lived the longest, with documented proof. We’ll talk about each of the top 10 longest-lived persons and see how we can impact our own longevity by studying their lives. Read the full post…

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RAF159: NOT Amazing Diet Results

Not amazing diet results? You hear and read a lot of hyperbole and it’s important to know how to take/use that information. I am in the Running: A FEVER gym today on the treadmill. I rarely use a treadmill. But today is a little different. I was planning to take my annual hike with my…

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RAF158: Stan Smith Adidas Originals

Today we are in the fashion department talking about a new pair of court shoes. I like doing interesting things for exercise and fun. Personally, I don’t see much fun in sitting on a stationary bike or walking on a treadmill for forty minutes. So I go hiking, inline skating, play disc golf, and lift…

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RAF 157: Back in the Gym

I’m recording in the car today because I have been out of action for several weeks. It is April Fools Day and the last workout was March 8. I was out because I had bursitis in my left ankle. It’s cold, which goes to show that as soon as I think winter is over, that’s…

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RAF156: Mt. Nebo State Park II

I think this falls under the auspices of the Mental Health Department. I took a vacation and I felt very differently. I was able to let go of the concerns of my day-to-day life. Staying fit, whether mentally or physically, should not be a chore that has no other purpose. This is why you don’t…

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RAF155: Mt. Nebo State Park I

The goal, if you want to live a long, happy, healthy life right up to the very end, is to stay active. One of the most interesting and pleasurably ways to do this is to go hiking. It’s something I never did much until recently, and I’ve really enjoyed the state parks here in Arkansas,…

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RAF154: Cortisol, Stress, and Belly Fat

This is the sixth and final episode in a series on brain chemicals which started with Episode 139 (http://RunningAFEVER.com/139). See episode 139 for an overview of these chemicals based on Simon Sinek’s speech “Why Leaders Eat Last”. Cortisol is known as the stress hormone. It is the first stage of ‘fight or flight’ process. It…

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