Four Dinner Mistakes You May Be Making

Jun 27th, 2008 by Addy | 0

You’ve been hard at work all day and now it is time to get home and enjoy dinner with your family. The best way to keep on track with your weight goals are to make sure you are not slipping up with any of these common mistakes.

1.You are eating too fast. You’re finally home from work and the urge to get right into dinner and move on to the rest of the things you have to do, so speeding through dinner becomes a bad habit, and you need to break it. Take your time to savor every bite, and get the added bonus of enjoying time with your family at the dinner table. Multiple studies have shown that slower eaters consume less food and feel more satisfied than those that eat quickly.


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Eat Greens For Fat Loss

Jun 11th, 2008 by Addy | 0

When it comes to fat loss and losing weight there is an overwhelming amount of information. If you’re like most people who want to lose weight you may feel somewhat bewildered and confused by all the diet and nutrition advice given by so many different fat loss experts. The tough part is that much of this advice overlooks the basic physiological premise for weight loss and long-term health - alkalinity!

Our bodies operate within a fine pH equilibrium. If we are too acidic, we invite disease and “fatness” to grow rampant. 2-time Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Linus Pauling, was the first to show to that cancer cannot grow in an alkaline environment. Many years later, though, most people have no idea what being alkaline means.


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The Bearded Dragon Care And Diet - What You Must Know

May 27th, 2008 by Addy | 0

The bearded dragon diet could quite possibly be the most finicky thing you may ever have to go through as far as pet diets go. Bearded dragons, which are omnivores (meaning they eat both animal and plant, require a specific diet in which to function properly. Below are some specific steps you can take to ensure your bearded dragon is getting the best diet and care it can.

1. Variety is the spice of life. Feeding your beardie only crickets is asking for it to become nutritionally deficient. Spice up its diet by providing a wide variety of foods.


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