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Easy Vegan Chocolate Mousse Recipe - Episode #293

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Marta makes a super-easy vegan chocolate mousse recipe. Perfect on cakes, crepes, cupcakes, muffins, or on it's own!

FYI: Marta checked the Thai kitchen website and couldn't find any information about the cans being BPA-free. An organic and BPA-free coconut milk that we've tried and liked is by Native Forest - might be harder to find but worth it!

Heart Beet Juice Recipe (Raw & Organic) - Episode #291

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Brock makes a heart healthy juice recipe, with an added kick (Onion).
For a recipe with less bite, use 1/4 - 1/2 an onion.

Life at Story Book Primate Sanctuary

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Marta and Brock visit Story Book Farm Primate Sanctuary (Canada's only primate sanctuary) to learn about the plight of exotic animals in Canada and meet the residents retiring from research/labs, zoos, universities, pet stores, and private homes.

To learn more about Story Book visit: http://storybookfarmprimatesanctuary.com

Organic Heart Healthy Beet Juice Recipe

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Brock shares a beet juice recipe with benefits for heart and liver health.
The juicer came from Stephanie at http://girlnola.com
Check out the interview with Stephanie here: http://youtu.be/eLUBYH2-eJo

Beet Juice Ingredients:
- 2 medium-sized beets & greens attached
- 2 medium-sized carrots (tops removed)
- 2 stalks celery
- 1 small handful concord grapes (without stems)
- 1 small piece ginger root

Some Benefits of Beets:
- stimulates liver function
- reduces cholesterol
- boosts energy
- prevents cataracts
- improves digestive tract health
- purifies the blood

Train Like an Olympic Cyclist - Episode #286

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Brock talks about his training and dealing with injuries for a month-long 4200 km bike ride across Canada. He demonstrates 3 lunge exercises he used to strengthen his legs and prevent knee injuries, and suggests that Olympic and elite-level cyclists would/do benefit from this kind of training.

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