
In today’s Wellness Minute Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy share their favorite carrot parsnip soup recipe.Parsnips are a great addition to soup. This recipe is so good Bugs Bunny would eat it. Stir fry in olive oil some cut up onions, carrots, parsnip, and other veggies you like. Then toss all that in a food processor with some vegetable broth and some seasoning like black peppers and chives. Blend until smooth then heat back up in a pot and you’ve got a great tasting soup – perfect for soup season. Listen right now to hear Dr Fitness’ tips. Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy’s Wellness Minutes improve your health in 3 minutes a day or less. iTunes Follow us on Twitter @FatGuy and @DrFitness6 Be our Friend on Facebook
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documentary An Inconvenient truth and author of the new book The Family Dinner – Great Ways To Connect with Your Kids, One Meal at a Time (recipes by Kirstin Uhrenholdt). Laurie explained that dinner time is the number one place that family history is passed on. The food part of dinner can be almost anything – the key is sitting down together and spending time together. Some of her rules are: no cell phones or electronics at the table; no phones are answered during dinner; one meal for everyone – no special orders; and everyone tries and tastes everything. Have your kids get involved in the dinner process – from setting the mood, to helping prepare the meals to even cooking dinner as they get older. Her book gives families tools to have more meaningful moments – she has games, recipes, conversation starters and great anecdotes by families who do these things. A game she plays at her dinner table is the “pet peeve” or “idiosyncrasy” – where everyone goes around the table to share their most annoying pet peeve or idiosyncrasy. She even shared some stories about her dinners with Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm creator Larry David. She explained that rituals like family dinners become that much more important when their is a family crisis like a divorce. This wonderful book is a must have this holiday season. You can find it at bookstores everywhere – go to 

issue of Fitness magazine. This issue has a Biggest Loser theme – you get Bob Harper’s exclusive 15 minute arm workout along with some follow up on past Biggest loser contestants. See who kept the weight off. Pam also shared one of the biggest health mistakes fit women make and that is they sit too much during the day. She says that you should be getting up and walking around at least every hour. This magazine is always packed with tips. To see what it is all about please go to 
Sorrentino is on the cover of this month’s Men’s Fitness magazine. Roy said that The situation has an awesome ab and core workout along with an eating plan that he shares with the readers. He probably doesn’t includes his drinking plan though. Also the magazine has a great martial arts section that explains how to use the various martial arts to get started and to get fit. Check it out online at 
Eating Well Magazine. The Pomegranate cover has been a long time coming. Nicci explained some probiotic basics from a great article in this month’s issue. Did you know probiotics appear naturally in saurkraut? The Eating Well website is a great resource this holiday season for recipes for sides, healthy entrees and great desserts. For some great holiday recipes be sure to check this issue out – to subscribe please go to 
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