Hendrix

I am considering purchasing a dehydrator. I do not want to invest in an excaliber or similar model right now. I want to see how much I use it and how well I incorporate the long dehydration times into my schedule. I am considering this model. Does anyone have experience with it?

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It has a digital timer and can adjust the temperature

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I tried this recipe recently and it turned out great.

That seems like a lot of work! I am impressed. Good luck with it.

Good for you! What kind of exercise do you do?

I too would be interested in reading the article, if there is a way to access it online...

Another option for transitioning from vegetarian to vegan is to focus on cuisines that use little to no dairy such as Thai our Vietnamese, for example.

Thank you C.O.! I appreciate the feedback!

Hi there! I have been lurking for a bit and it was time to say hi.

I went vegetarian a decade ago, and vegan five years ago. I was an amateur competitive dancer in my late terns and early 20s. I was in decent shape until about 22 or 23 years old when I started putting on weight. I went up to nearly 170. I lost the weight and then went vegetarian. And of course transitioning to vegan when I couldn't pretend that milking cows aren't living out their natural lives on old cow farms somewhere after they stop producing sufficient quantities of milk

Now. I am 40 and really want to improve my physical condition. I started Bodyrock.tv workouts 7 weeks ago. And am noticing meaningful changes. Because of a knee injury (and a history of going overboard and hurting myself) I am only working out 3 days a week.

I am looking forward to getting to know you and contributing to this community.

I am female

120 pounds

Around 19 BMI

Can do 7 consecutive knee push ups

My goals: gain muscle

Maintain my relatively youthful appearance

Do one standard push up

Proudly wear a bikini