Monday, March 30, 2015

Healthy Easter Ideas, Recipes and Tips

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Healthy Easter Ideas, Recipes and Tips

Are you prepared to have a healthy Easter celebration? If not, use this guide to find out how many calories are in your favorite Easter treats, how to create a colorful, fun and diet-friendly Easter basket and how to prepare a brunch that will keep your fitness, health and weight loss goals on track.

Fun Tips and Easy Recipes for a Healthy Easter
Want to choose a healthier ham for Easter brunch? Need a creamy, delicious, scalloped potato recipe that's also low in calories? Looking for creative, non-candy ideas for your kids Easter baskets? You'll find everything you need to celebrate a healthy holiday in this guide.
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How to Make a Healthy Easter Basket

You don't have to fill your Easter basket with high calorie, high fat candy. Choose the lowest calorie candy and use these clever tips so that it's easier to eat less and keep a healthy eating plan on track on Easter Sunday.

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Easter Candy Calorie Guide

Guess how many calories you consume when you eat one ear of that cute chocolate bunny? Before you dig in on Easter Sunday, use this guide to make smart choices.

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7 Ways to Eat Less Around Family and Friends
It's really hard to stick to an eating plan when you're around food pushers and others who sabotage your diet. Does that describe your family and friends? Even if they are supportive, a family event can be distracting and that can cause mindless eating. Learn quick tips to eat less during festive get-togethers.
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Monday, March 23, 2015

The Outdated Diet Rules We Need to Give Up

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The Outdated Diet Rules We Need to Give Up
Remember when we ate spaghetti and baked potatoes to lose weight?  Or when a healthy breakfast included a big glass of orange juice and a giant bagel? Well those days are gone and we are a lot smarter now. But there are still some outdated diet rules and trends that keep hanging on. If you're not getting the weight loss results you want, maybe you're following one of them.

 

7 Diet Rules to Break if You Want to Lose Weight

Don't fall victim to any of these popular diet fads and trends. You see them repeated on television shows and in gossip magazines, but the facts behind the fads usually don't add up.

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The Biggest Myths About Breakfast - BUSTED!

Breakfast has lost it status as the most important meal of the day. Do you know why? Make sure you understand what a healthy breakfast can and cannot do before you fix your morning meal.

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How Starvation Mode Affects Your Weight

How many times have you been told to eat more often to avoid starvation mode? It sounds like a serious condition, huh? Well I talked to noted diet expert, nutrition researcher and board certified physician Dr. Joel Fuhrman and got the skinny on starvation mode.

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Why Running More Might Be Bad for Your Weight
You probably think that runners eat whatever they want and don't gain weight. But when you start running, you gained weight. Wanna know why? I talked to ultramarathoner Dean Karnazes and found the secret behind running and weight loss.  It's not quite as simple as you might think.
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