Theo Riddick cuts junk food from his diet

It started with running to stay in shape, then cutting weight by cutting junk food out of his diet, then building muscle mass back up. Of course, there's a huge difference between being in aerobic shape and being in game shape. Another interesting chapter in the ongoing chronicles of Theo Riddick just got written by ESPN's Mike Rothstein. According to Rothstein, while Riddick was rehabbing his wrist injury, he took the opportunity to get the rest of his body right, too. As Rothstein noted, Riddick is a dynamic third-down back who's one of the better out-of-the-backfield pass-catchers in the game.




"I'm getting a lot of mental reps right now," Theo Riddick said. He wouldn't confirm either surgery and shrugged off any questions about his health -- changing the focus to mental reps and the playbook. "I'm getting a lot of mental reps right now," Riddick said. He said he cut junk food from his diet -- although he wouldn't say exactly what -- but that "it's helping out." ALLEN PARK, Mich. -- With protection over his surgically-repaired right wrist, and off away from the rest of his position group, Theo Riddick started to run.

Vegan raw diet stops periods? Doctors take on food bloggers

"A non-menstruating body indicates the body is clean," raw vegan blogger Miliany Bonet tells Broadly, Vice's women's interest channel. But physicians beg to differ with Bonet and other vegan bloggers who are telling women how to halt their periods with extreme dietary changes. Associated Press file photo


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