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Robin Rood

Robin Rood

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Co-Host, Cleveland Schmooze

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Video Games , Music , Film , TV , Culture

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Everything else (including cocktails).

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Total articles 7

  • Cold Days Are Coming: What is Your Winter Exercise Plan?

    By Robin Rood| Food & Nutrition Magazine@ Vasyl Dolmatov/iStock/Getty Images PlusOn the long, warm days of summer, I like to get my daily exercise by swimming laps in an outdoor pool or taking a long bicycle ride through my local park system. Both activities burn lots of calories without extra stress on my joints. Across much of the country, the weather is turning colder and exercising outdoors isn’t as fun as it was a few weeks ago. But regular movement is still important in winter.

    By Robin Rood · Food & Nutrition Magazine

    Sep. 08, 2020

  • Sodium and High Blood Pressure — 5 Tips to Take Control - Food & Nutrition Magazine

    By Robin Rood| Food & Nutrition Magazine@ SarapulSar38/iStock/Getty Images PlusSodium — that is, salt — is the food industry’s dirty little secret for taste enhancement and cost savings in the production of food. If you deconstructed a corn chip or cheese doodle, you’d realize these snacks are essentially puffs of air coated in salt and processed flavor powder. Yuck!But put these salty snack foods in a package of screaming rainbow colors and advertise them with a funny commercial and, well, we seem to not be able to resist.

    By Robin Rood · Food & Nutrition Magazine

    Jul. 20, 2016

  • Cold Days Are Coming: What is Your Winter Exercise Plan?

    By Robin Rood| Food & Nutrition Magazine@ Vasyl Dolmatov/iStock/Getty Images PlusOn the long, warm days of summer, I like to get my daily exercise by swimming laps in an outdoor pool or taking a long bicycle ride through my local park system. Both activities burn lots of calories without extra stress on my joints. Across much of the country, the weather is turning colder and exercising outdoors isn’t as fun as it was a few weeks ago. But regular movement is still important in winter.

    By Robin Rood · Food & Nutrition Magazine

    Sep. 08, 2020

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Cleveland Schmooze