Psychology

Count Your Beignets (Because You Know They’re Bad)

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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Did You Suffer from Poor Nutritional Judgement Recently?

Now that Christmas is over, it is time to reflect on your recent dietary choices. Specifically, when the party host offered you a cookie, they meant ONE cookie; not the entire tray. It’s ok, mistakes happen. You can work on your comprehension skills later. For now, let’s focus on improving your nutritional health by following

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Judge Cereal on Total Nutritional Value, Not Just Sweetness

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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How to Attack Your Fear and Get on a Scale Regularly

Lets be clear. If you do not use a scale you will likely die an early death. It will likely be painful, drawn out, debilitating and outright unpleasant. So, buy a scale before it is too late and begin to weigh yourself before you become ridden with debilitating but preventable diseases like heart disease and

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