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Articles in Sept, 2003 issue of Men's Fitness

• Chocolate milkshake vs. chocolate raspberry protein shake
• We all love LL
  by George Paolitto
• Superhero DVD face-off
• The LASIK update
• Get what you want in bed: looking for better sex? Use your mouth…. Er, talk to her
  by J.L. Sullivan
• Cable-accessed delts: body shop: this all-cable shoulder routine will improve your V-taper. We think that's a good thing
  by Michael Berg
• Striving for success
  by Harold Lederman
• All-wheel drive
• How your woman can be a BABE
  by Joy Davidson
• Look-good, feel better foods: smooth wrinkles, burn fat and shed stress by eating right to fight inflammation
  by Myatt Murphy
• Crazy numbers
• Free fallin'
  by Allan Donnelly
• Don't OD on [H.sub.2]O
• Stretching to win: how to clean up at your favorite outdoor passion
  by Frank Claps
• Welcome to the machine: to have abs more like Lenny Kravitz than Iggy Pop, you need to apply a little bit of resistance
  by Matt Fitzgerald
• To breathe or not to breathe?
  by Mark Thomas
• Joshua Tree national park
• Abs for all
• Outsmart your body: no matter your age, these eight tactics will slow down the the worst intentions of Old Man Time
  by Myatt Murphy
• The fat-fighting power of protein
• Boxing cardio
  by Marlon James
• Field of vision
• Laugh away sugar
• Track your workout: how to write your way to faster muscle gains
  by Ben Kallen
• The new fat burners: a new breed of ephedra-free supplements can help you morph from round to roped
  by Dan Gordon
• Missed the point
• Stay buff: stop muscle loss with our complete plan
  by Roy M. Wallack
• The lowdown on the lumbar
• Carpe diem, carpe noctem: the best time to eat, sleep, work and work out depends on the birds—that is, whether you're a lark, an owl or something in between
  by Bob Cooper
• .38 special
• Savor the success
  by Joe Weides
• A sport and a watch
• Avoid the pressure cooker
• Fungi for fun guys: it's not a vegetable, but the mushroom—that slimy food—is the New Meat. Healthier and, for some, even tastier
• 20 things you can learn from this issue
• Hair you go
  by Mary Goldman
• Get big with the barbell lunge
• The ego has landed
• Eargasm: aural-pleasing gear that will pump up the volume
• Not board
• Inspiring our troops
  by James DiNola
• Canon 10X30 is
• Foods to help you snooze: you need more sleep and you need to eat better. Here's how to do both at once
  by Linda Formichelli
• Quad buster: build more powerful thighs in less time using a time-tested strategy called pre-exhaustion
  by Bobby Lee
• Consistency is key
  by Mike Morales
• Bushnell [H.sub.2]O 8X25
• The right avocado
• Make running easier: with this unique 'pose running' technique, you'll learn to actually enjoy your fat-burning sessions
  by Roy M. Wallack
• Slow it down for faster results: sounds counterintuitive, but you can quickly gain muscle using very slow repetitions
  by Jim Stoppani