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Power Life By Tony Horton Announces the Launch of Power Life Peak Replenish

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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Power Life™, the premium supplement brand founded by fitness icon, Tony Horton, announces the launch of Power Life Peak Replenish™, the newest addition to the line of performance-enhancing formulas. Crafted with key electrolytes and cutting-edge ingredients, this synergistic combination helps promote increased hydration and physical performance so users can fuel energy while nutrients are delivered to help the body rebuild muscles more efficiently and reduce post-exercise muscle soreness.†*

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Power Life By Tony Horton Announces the Launch of Power Life Peak Replenish — Power Life Peak Replenish is an Advanced Performance Electrolyte Blend to Support Workouts and Maximize Results

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Tony Horton is the wildly popular creator of the most successful fitness program in America, P90X®. Tony Horton is a world-class motivational speaker, celebrity trainer, and the author of top-selling books “Bring It, Crush It!” and “The Big Picture.” He’s appeared on countless television programs as a fitness and lifestyle expert to promote healthy living through exercise and proper nutrition. He now has an all-new YouTube series “Power Up With Tony Horton” where he interviews notable guests while taking them through a one-of-a-kind physical challenge. Tony Horton’s supplement line, Power Life, is part of his new fitness brand, “Power of 4 by Tony Horton” — a four-part approach to wellness including fitness, supplements, diet and nutrition, and mindfulness. Follow Tony Horton on Instagram @tonyshorton @poweruptonyhorton.

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Despite the slowdown in elective medical procedures prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic, 2021 has been a banner year for medical device manufacturers.

ntuitive Surgical opened its Peachtree Corners, Georgia, campus nearly 10 years ago, serving as a primary training facility for surgeons and care teams on the East Coast. For 27 years, the advanced robotic systems company, headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, has changed the landscape of medical practice through minimally invasive robotic-assisted surgery. Dozens of hospitals around Georgia use Intuitive’s systems and technologies, such as the da Vinci, with portions of the da Vinci XI and X systems manufactured in Peachtree Corners, a northeast Atlanta suburb in the metro area’s booming Gwinnett County.

Surgeon operating with da Vinci XI system.

Photo courtesy of Intuitive Surgical.

Intuitive plans to expand its Georgia site to 750,000 sq. ft. with a $500 million investment to include manufacturing and engineering operations, training facilities and administrative offices. Now under construction, the site (about a mile from Site Selection’s headquarters) will be opening in phases until completion, with full operation anticipated by 2024.

“This expansion is part of our broader, multi-year global growth strategy to build and expand global ‘hubs’ where we can best support our customers and all elements of our business,” says Eric Torbenson, senior manager of global public affairs at Intuitive. “Over the next few years, we anticipate adding approximately 1,200 employees in manufacturing, production, distribution, engineering, sales, customer training, customer service and more.”

Torbenson tells Site Selection that access to a strong and diverse talent pool and quality infrastructure were key factors in Intuitive’s decision to expand in Georgia.

Peachtree Corners City Manager Brian Johnson says Intuitive’s investment is the largest economic development project in Gwinnett County’s history. With the creation of 1,200 high-paying jobs, Johnson notes the move is a “game changer” for the community, a win that state and local officials worked hard to score.

The impact on the local economy through increased need for housing, education and retail developments brings challenges that Johnson looks forward to addressing. Investments like Intuitive’s not only bring new talent to the area, but site acquisitions from suppliers as well.

“These are companies that want to be close to the mothership,” Johnson says. “We have definitely had interest and are working with some of those companies now to show why they should move to Peachtree Corners.”

CBRE’s Americas Life Sciences Leader Matthew Gardner says markets like Atlanta are gaining recognition.

“I think that’s a very important signal for the industry to hear they can find a highly educated life sciences workforce in a number of markets around the U.S.”

— Matthew Gardner, Americas Life Sciences Leader, CBRE

“There’s something really interesting as a signal to other multinationals about that decision, which is that a lot of the industry feels like it has matured in Massachusetts and California and has to think about [which] emerging markets should be next,” he says. “I think that’s a very important signal for the industry to hear they can find a highly educated life sciences workforce in a number of markets around the U.S.”

Georgia, with assets such as the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in its holster, indeed has gained recognition and attracted investments from top players in the industry, including Boston Scientific and Moderna.

CBRE’s top five life sciences markets — Boston, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, New York and San Diego — tote a high cost of living relative to salary earnings. Atlanta finds itself in a favorable situation as the annual cost of living averages $48,752, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That low cost of living in comparison to other metros plays a vital role in not only talent retention, but real estate costs as well.

CBRE’s 2022 Life Sciences Talent Report ranked Atlanta 14th out of the top 25 life sciences research talent clusters. “Denver/Boulder, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Houston, Atlanta, Dallas/Ft. Worth and Miami, though sometimes overlooked, also have world-class health centers and universities, and in turn, sizable pools of life sciences research talent,” the report stated.

Institutions such as Emory University and Georgia Institute of Technology offer a wealth of skilled talent to add to over 75,000 life science employees in the state. Between 2016 and 2020 the state produced over 33,000 graduates with life sciences-related degrees. Over the next 10 years, Georgia occupations in the industry are expected to increase by 7{bf0515afdcaddba073662ceb89fbb62b6b1bf123143c0e06b788e1946e8c353f}, higher than the U.S. average.

Just Up the Street

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp announced in June 2022 that Boston Scientific plans to expand its Johns Creek facility. About 11 miles northwest of Initiative’s campus, what was once an EndoChoice site became part of Boston Scientific’s Endoscopy business in 2016 after a $210 million acquisition.

Construction underway at Intuitive’s Peachtree Corners site.

Photo by Adam Bruns

For over 40 years, the medical technology leader has designed and manufactured a portfolio of over 17,000 products. The company’s medical devices and therapies cater toward less-invasive procedures, its Georgia facility specializing in endoscopy.

Boston Scientific is investing $62.5 million to expand and integrate a new manufacturing and supply chain plant. The expansion will create 340 new jobs, adding to its roster of 300 employees in Fulton County.

“As we expand our presence in Georgia, we remain grateful to all of our local employees whose work is already making a difference for healthcare providers and patients around the world,” said Brad Sorenson, executive vice president of global operations at Boston Scientific, in a press release. “Our new site in Johns Creek will enable continued growth as we fulfill our mission to transform lives.”

Like the city of Peachtree Corners, Fulton County figures prominently in Atlanta’s budding life sciences market. According to Georgia Power’s 2021 Life Sciences Database there are 110 medical device companies in Georgia, employing over 10,000. The sector accounts for $2.8 billion of Georgia’s Gross Regional Product.

Georgia’s potential to be one of the next big medical devices markets is not a far-fetched idea.

Should you apply ghee on chapati? Is it healthy?

Many of us like to have chapati or roti with a dash of ghee or clarified butter. Not only does it make the rotis soft, but also prevents it from turning dry and flaky. But do experts suggest adding ghee to rotis? If yes, how much? Answering these questions is Aanchal Sogani, a certified nutritionist, who recently took to Instagram to share all about this popular combination.

“Several Indian households, especially in the north, apply ghee to chapatis almost as a ritual. Now, in no way does that mean that you start brushing a jar full of ghee on your chapattis. But in moderation, ghee can do wonders for your overall health. Often, when we are on a weight loss spree we think of knocking off ghee from our diets completely. But that’s not how it should be,” she said.

Here’s why ghee helps meet your weight loss goals

*Ghee helps in bringing down the glycemic index of chapati. The glycemic index (GI) is a rating system for foods containing carbohydrates. It shows how quickly each food affects your blood sugar (glucose) level when consumed.

*Ghee makes you feel fuller. You won’t need to binge eat on other fattening foods later in day.

*Ghee consists of fat soluble vitamins, which aid weight loss. Ghee also plays a key role in balancing hormones and maintaining healthy cholesterol.

*Ghee also has a high heat point, which prevents it from producing free radicals that damage cell function.

Are you having enough ghee in your meals? (Source: Getty Images/Thinkstock)

How much ghee is enough?

“Go ahead and brush your chapati with ghee. But, make sure you don’t go overboard with the quantity. A small teaspoon for one roti is just about fine. Anything done in excess is harmful for the body,” she said.

Celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar also took to Instagram to write, “Cooking in ghee and adding it to dals, rice, bhakri, bhatis and chapatis is a must. It has essential fatty acids and makes it easy to assimilate vitamin D, A and E. It is also a taste enhancer.”

Ghee can be had first thing in the morning or even added to rotis or rice, said nutritionist and food coach Anupama Menon. “It can be used in cooking as it has a high smoking point and lends a unique flavour to dals and sweets. It is mostly affordable, and the luxury of taste it imparts is phenomenal. But we often stay away from consuming ghee thinking it is high on calories, which it is, but so are the other oils we use in the kitchen. While it is a good addition to the fats used in daily routine, it just needs to be moderated and used right,” said Menon.

She further told indianexpress.com that since it is “lactose-free”, it is a popular choice of fat in the diet of lactose intolerant individuals.

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Steel Magnolia takes on farming, creates healthy food haven for community

LORAIN, Ohio — According to the USDA, there are currently millions of independent farmers across the nation, and the majority of them are white men. Yet, Steel Magnolia chef and owner, Shontae Jackson, is beating the odds by becoming a small independent farm owner in Lorain.

“I had thought about this way before like before the food truck, before our restaurant and catering event space,” Jackson said. “I couldn’t do this by myself; it’s a collaboration of building relationships to better build our nutritional standpoint and our health.”

Across the nation, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) counted about 3.2 million farmers in its 2019 census report. However, less than 2{bf0515afdcaddba073662ceb89fbb62b6b1bf123143c0e06b788e1946e8c353f} were Black. The odds are even more staggering for Jackson, owner of Steel Magnolia food truck, restaurant and catering space. The Black woman owner with Mississippi roots is now joining the one percent of Black female farm operators and producers In America, according to a 2017 USDA census.

Jackson says her inspiration and encouragement to make her childhood dream a reality came from her father who is a U.S. Army veteran. Her father’s veteran status is what allowed her to become eligible for a Rid All Green Partnership program to learn more about farming, nutrition, and how to heal the community.

“I grew up like this, being on my dad‘s silver little tractor you know picking berries and eating fresh cucumbers,” she said. “I want to implement everything my father has taught me, everything that I’m passionate about, and everything that Rid All has added onto me and take it to a whole ‘nother level.”

As a gift from the Lorain County Port Authority five months ago, Jackson was given a vacant plot of land on Clifton Avenue, which she has now transformed into “Steel Farm and Garden.” Jackson says the actual farm, where fresh and organic foods are grown, is about .25 acres.

Community Food Haven

Jackson says creating Steel Farm and Garden is her way of helping remedy food deserts, food costs, and lack of nutrition awareness, especially in Black and brown households.

“Not everybody can reach organic, healthy growing food,” she said. “Things that help us reduce our glue close levels, our blood pressure, now we’re implementing that and we’re growing things to reflect that.”

Jackson says all of the food grown on the farm is free to the community.

“In regenerating ourselves and becoming one with everything, we regenerate our community,” she explained…changing the way we think about our food and combat disease, combat COVID, combat anything else that may come and regenerate ourselves,” she said. “When they see the food truck up and we’re giving out food and things like that, it’s somewhere they can feel like they’re a part of a bigger collective and something that is for them.”

Steel Farm and Garden: The Non-Profit

Jackson has already implemented community outreach through the farm’s “Socks and Soups” initiative, which provides free soup and new socks to veterans. However, she says she wants to do more by establishing the farm as a non-profit.

“We are looking at that sector to help us build more, do more and be more present in the community.”

Jackson says community support and demand at the farm will help reach this next goal. She hopes more people will visit and take home fresh foods.

Steel Farm and Garden is located at 3618 Clifton Avenue in Lorain, Ohio. To donate or to learn more, email chefshontae@gmail.com or call 440-222-6047.

Poll: Many Americans Don’t Believe Systemic Racism Exists | Healthiest Communities Health News

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Brown, Lifespan, Care New England sign agreement to align research operations

Setting up the unified procedure is intended to spur investigate programs with high opportunity to translate into client therapies and interventions, by strengthening connections amongst the primary sciences and clinical analysis. Undertaking so will speed up the procedure of making use of discoveries that enrich the detection and cure of ailment, mentioned Dr. Mukesh K. Jain, dean of drugs and biological sciences at Brown.

“Both Lifespan and Treatment New England have impactful research portfolios with good talent,” Jain said. “Bringing them alongside one another with Brown will make it possible for us all to expand on our existing assets in methods that benefit sufferers in our community and beyond. The vision getting state-of-the-art in this settlement integrates analysis from laboratory to medical trials to results at the inhabitants level throughout critical biomedical domains. I am unaware of any establishment regionally or nationally that aligns investigative endeavours throughout the entirety of the research continuum.”

Forming a Joint Govt Council

The ARC agreement was designed jointly in recent months and signed in early November. It outlines the formation of a 4-member Joint Executive Council that will give oversight on the organizations’ do the job to unify research operations. The functions agreed to a phased solution to employing important aspects of the ARC — the settlement marks the first phase and will start conversations on how to entirely operationalize the energy, with the Joint Government Council eventually needing to approve separate money and operational programs before ultimate implementation, predicted over the future 12 to 18 months.

“This settlement is an preliminary, but extremely essential, phase in aligning study throughout Brown, Lifespan and Care New England,” mentioned Dr. James E. Fanale, CEO and president of Care New England. “We are assured that from listed here, we can move ahead with operationalizing the approach and putting it into observe.”

The ARC’s operational program will go over matters together with research integrity and compliance, institutional evaluation boards and use of exploration services. It will also define information about study infrastructure, this sort of as staffing for the many positions expected to run investigation businesses effectively.

The gains of investigation alignment are major, together with for sufferers and people throughout the region, leaders from the corporations say.

“By fortifying and streamlining our investigation endeavours, I feel we will also be far more competitive in recruiting and retaining the best and brightest college, team and trainees in biomedical and health sciences,” stated Arthur Sampson, interim CEO and president of Lifespan.

Ronald Aubert, interim dean of the Brown University School of General public Overall health, stated that streamlining processes concerned in analysis administration will be 1 of the advantageous outcomes of this collaboration — the efficiencies enabled will direct to exploration efficiency that can in the long run profit people and populations.

“Having different administrative structures slows down the analysis procedure,” Aubert claimed. “Currently, if a Brown-based mostly researcher needs to collaborate with a medical center-based college member to full the objectives of grant-funded exploration, they have to perform within just the normally duplicative procedures of just about every process. What we hope to execute as we work by means of the operations piece of this collaboration is to empower our experts, community health and fitness gurus and medical professionals to do their investigate, not far more paperwork.”

Even though the settlement is not a merger topic to federal or condition merger laws, the businesses are jointly fully commited to compliance with the stringent federal rules governing investigation by which every separately abides now.

The agreement arrives just after Brown not too long ago released its last Operational System for Investing in Analysis, which offers a roadmap for growing scholarship with the aim of strengthening the good effect that Brown exploration has throughout the globe. The University is also investing in new money tasks to broaden exploration potential. Setting up is underway for a new integrated everyday living sciences building Brown intends to serve as anchor tenant in a community-private lifetime sciences development and the College signed a new lease for soaked lab space at Wexford Science & Technology’s Point 225 building. Each individual of these assignments is found in Providence’s Jewelry District in shut proximity to the Warren Alpert Professional medical Faculty and Treatment New England and Lifespan hospitals.