While many religions have strictures against eating certain things at certain times, this article recently posted in the Washington Post has an interesting take on it. A prospective marathoner who is Jewish is planning to eat a lot of potatoes at a "carb-loading seder" to prepare for the race.
The article presents the religious issues well-integrated with the dietary and exercise ones, discussing things like guilt, observance of various types of Jews and rabbinical permission.
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
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