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A federal jury in Illinois ordered $17.7 million in damages — an amount tripled to more than $53 million under federal law — to several food manufacturing companies who had sued major egg producers over a conspiracy to limit the egg supply in the U.S. |  | cbsn.ws/3R9cBQY
Egg suppliers ordered to pay $17.7 million by federal jury for price gouging in 2000s
The jury ruled last week that the egg producers used various means to limit the domestic supply of eggs to increase the price of products during the 2000s. |
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| 4 Upper-Body Stretches to Do After Your Next Strength Training Session | Upper Trapezius (Neck) Stretch: This move stretches multiple muscles in your neck, including the trapezius muscle, which extends down to your upper back. Cross-Body Shoulder Stretch: A must-do on shoulder day, this stretch targets your deltoid muscle. Overhead Triceps and Shoulder Stretch: You'll feel this one primarily in the triceps muscle in your upper arm, but your shoulders and back will get a little bit of a stretch too. Reclined Spinal Twist: This one just feels so damn good on your back. Just make sure to move gently and don't force a deeper twist if it hurts or irritates your lower back.
| Sugar Detox: 3 Things That Can Happen | Helps Manage Weight: Eating too much added sugar causes weight gain. Added sugars have a lot of calories but add no nutrients to your diet, increasing your obesity risk. Cutting out or limiting your added sugar intake reduces how many calories you consume, which is often necessary for weight loss. Lower Your Heart Disease Risk: Research has found that sugary drinks might lower your HDL (good) cholesterol and increase your triglycerides, a fat. Might Boost Your Intake of Nutrient-Rich Foods: You may make more nutritious choices if you cut out added sugars. For example, swapping an energy bar for a handful of berries supplies you with antioxidants, filling fiber, minerals, and vitamins.
| | Forget weights — 4 ab exercises you can do with a yoga block | Yoga Block Oblique Crunches: This variation on ab crunches targets the obliques and abs and engages your chest, upper back and shoulders to hold your position off the mat. It also increases inner thigh activation as you press against the block. Yoga Block Single-Leg Kickouts: This is a solid option for targeting your lower abs and the deeper belt of core muscles known as the transverse abdominis. The hip flexors and legs are also active, and the block position will help work your upper body isometrically (without moving), including your arms, shoulders and chest, using the pressing motion similar to a plank. Yoga Block Leg Raises: This is a killer move for the hip flexors, legs, abs (including the lower abs) and lower back. Done properly, it shouldn't cause aggravation to your back, but if you struggle to maintain form, bend your knees. The block raises your hips off the mat, creating a deficit, which requires your legs to work through a greater range of motion than performing the leg raises with your bum against the ground. Yoga Block V-Ups: V-ups for high reps are killer, and the advanced sit-up variation takes practice to perfect. The move recruits core and lower body muscles, including the abs, obliques, hip flexors, adductors and quads, improving core stability, balance and coordination.
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