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Bryson DeChambeau's wild ride: LIV Golf star gets taste of speed at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

时间:2010-12-5 17:23:32  作者:Innovation   来源:Europe  查看:  评论:0
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Perhaps the most interesting detail was at the front of her trousers: an attached pinstripe panel that mimicked the look of a wrap-style miniskirt. It was cut to hit at mid-thigh and matched the fabric and pattern of the rest of the suit.Though her trousers were wide-legged and floor-length, her pointed black heels peeked out ever so slightly beneath the hem.

Bryson DeChambeau's wild ride: LIV Golf star gets taste of speed at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Being the on-the-go woman she is, Cyrus carried a slouchy, oversized black leather tote with long shoulder straps. She completed the look with sleek, oversized black sunglasses.As for her hair, she kept it down in long, loose waves with soft bangs framing her face. Her glam was kept just as natural and laid-back with a barely there lip and fluffy brows.The internet is abuzz with tributes to a liquid chemical called

Bryson DeChambeau's wild ride: LIV Golf star gets taste of speed at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

that is being sold as a health supplement.Over the past five or 10 years, methylene blue has come to be touted online as a so-called

Bryson DeChambeau's wild ride: LIV Golf star gets taste of speed at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

— a substance that enhances cognitive function. Vendors claim that it amps up brain energy, improves memory, boosts focus, and dispels brain fog, among other supposed benefits.

Health influencers, such as podcasterSince the amount of actual coconut in coconut aminos is quite low, it's unlikely that the stuff offers the same benefits as coconut meat or sap, according to dietitian Ansley Hill, RD.

Still a great soy sauce swap, though!Great as coconut aminos may be, they're not the only soy sauce swap option you've got.

, which is made through the same process minus the wheat, is a common soy sauce alternative. Though it's naturally gluten-free (and tastes almost exactly like soy sauce), it's typically even higher in sodium, with 1,010 milligramsare another popular soy sauce substitute. Like tamari,

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