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How to Read a Food Label

by Ashley Staker on September 14, 2011

Understanding what’s in the foods you buy is key to stocking a nutritious kitchen. Yet food labels are not always easy to decipher. What exactly are you getting when you buy “juice,” a “multigrain” bread, or a “low-fat food”? Throw in terms like “fresh,” “no additives,” and “natural,” and the confusion meter rises. Though they [...]

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Importance of Staying Regular

by Ashley Staker on August 26, 2011

Spend a lot of time thinking about when your last bowel movement was? Constipation is actually a pretty common gastrointestinal health problem. Up to 80 percent of people are estimated to suffer from it at some point during their lives. Taking measures to stay regular will make living more pleasant, and certain types of fibre [...]

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Making a “Better-Bad” Eating Decision

by Ashley Staker on July 22, 2011

Now-a-days with all the talk about losing weight, eating too much fat or not enough protein, many restaurants have began gearing their menus toward a healthier way of eating. More people are becoming conscious about what they eat; therefore, finding items on the menus of their favorite restaurants is no longer difficult. Most restaurants will [...]

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Foods To Boost Your Metabolism

by Ashley Staker on July 21, 2011

It is believed that certain foods and spices can help you boost your metabolism which in turn makes you into a fat burning machine. Of course exercise and proper diet is encouraged but if you can throw a little punch into your efficiency to burn fat then why not utilize some of nature’s edibles and [...]

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Medifast Breakfast Meals

by Ashley Staker on March 7, 2011

Breakfast is one of the most important meals of the day. Everyone knows this, but millions skip this meal every single day. There has been research done that has proven those that consume breakfast are slimmer than those that do not. The Medifast Diet has taken this research into account and comprehends this concept. Medifast [...]

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Daily Fat Intake Recommendations

by Ashley Staker on February 1, 2011

Ever wondered what your daily fat intake should be? Having a hard time getting the answers you need? Just thinking about eating fat freaks out most people. “If I eat fat then I will get fat!” is the typical thought process. That’s not true. Just like food, there are healthy fats and there are bad [...]

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Five Foods You MUST Eat

by Ashley Staker on August 9, 2010

Just the word “diet” is sometimes enough to make your stomach grumble – it just sends your thoughts into a hunger panic, doesn’t it? Let’s revise: Instead of thinking of a diet in terms of forbidden foods, retrain yourself to think in terms of all that you should eat.  Here are five foods you MUST eat according [...]

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Step 1: Knock it off with processed white sugar! There are really very few redeeming qualities about sugar. And it’s like any other bad habit: It’s a habit and most people have emotional attachments to it. The good news is that there are plenty of wonderful substitutes that can help you redirect your craving for [...]

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High Protein Diet Danger

by Ashley Staker on June 30, 2010

A diet that’s low in carbs and high in protein will probably lead to weight loss. But are high protein diets a healthy way to lose the weight? The controversy surrounding this type of eating plan is seemingly endless. A new study is further stirring the pot with a startling new finding about cardiovascular health. [...]

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10 Best and Worst Foods For You

by Ashley Staker on May 26, 2010

Recently, scientists proudly announced the creation of a food index.  The list consists of foods known to contribute to or inhibit inflammation, which is a well-known contributor to chronic health conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, cancer and dementia.   Wonderful in theory, right?  Well, the obscure algorithms and formulas aren’t necessarily useful while grocery [...]

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