We know you don’t like math, so we will keep it simple. Count your beignets. First, what the hell is a beignet? if you haven’t been to Louisiana (or France) then you may not know about these squares of deep-fried pastry dough, sprinkled with powdered sugar and traditionally served hot. They taste fantastic… but shockingly […]
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If you’re still eating white bread, then you need to call an optometrist becasue food looks better without it. It is not 1941. There are no food shortages in the US. World war II is long over. Yes, white bread is fortified with nutrients which is a great health benefit for the global population but
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Weight control is not only about eating but it is also about not eating. Not eating is actually a skill you must learn. Simply put, you need to learn how to fast. Stop overconsuming, reject food, skip meals, avoid snacks, and reduce your caloric intake to absolutely zero for a period of time. Lions can
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A recent article from the Food Network is circulating which highlights The Foods Nutritionists Won’t Eat. The eyebrow raising naughty list includes some humdingers. For example, “Pretzels”, “Blended Coffee Drinks”, and “Nacho Cheese” are four of the fifteen foods that the Nutritionists will never touch. “Bologna”, “Doughnuts”, and “Rare Beef” were also named. Check the
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Often, food consumers are ignorant. No, not rude. Just uninformed regarding facts. Many food shoppers lack nutrition knowledge or health awareness in general. For example, there is a constant trend for consumers to evaluate foods based solely on sugar content. This is most prevalent in the breakfast food market, specifically cereals, where sugar is the
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Pay attention to the little things. Small actions when implemented consistently will yield big results over your long-term nutritional health. In fact, one simple change can protect you from weight gain. In a future post, I’ll discuss these “micro-habits” in detail but for now let’s keep this post simple. Here is a great example to
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