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Color Your Meals For Optimal Nutrition
As you learn more about nutrition you may find the issue of eating an appropriately balanced meal to be a bit confusing. There isn't any, single super food that provides the body with all that it needs. Instead we need to nourish the body with balanced ...

Giving Up the Diet is the Way to Go
If you're thinking of going on a diet to lose those extra pounds think again. Long-term weight control through dieting is near impossible, for the simple reason is that diets promote only short term solutions not long term. After dieting you'll certainly ...

The risk of ischemic heart disease with low-fat, high-carbohydrate diets
There is convincing scientific evidence that type of fat have a more important role in determining the risk of coronary heart disease(CHD) than total amount of fat in the diet.(1) However, because of misleading presentation of epidemiological data by ...





Say No the the Exploitive Weight Loss Industry and You'll Be Amazed How Fast the Weight Comes Off!
 
The exploitive weight loss industry hopes Americans continue to struggle with their weight!
Let's look at the facts. The statistics show that over 95% of people on a diet plan will fail and gain the weight back.
There is so much conflicting advice out there about dieting and weight loss. Eat low carb is the latest craze and will no doubt be replaced by something else a few years from now.
The plain truth is that diets just don't work. You might lose weight for a while, but always seem to gain it back, and then some. Do you see a problem here. I sure do. With so much advice from so called experts out there, why are we so overweight and getting fatter?
I would venture to guess that people are just plain tired of dieting. They've tried everything out there, jumped from diet to diet, become frustrated and given up.
What we need is a shift in thinking. A paradigm shift. We need to stop thinking about dieting and start thinking about what foods our body needs to function properly.
Our bodies are wonderful, resilient machines. In order to have optimum health and optimum weight, we need to feed our bodies with the right fuel.
Look inside a typical grocery store. The aisles are filled with processed foods: crackers, cookies, bake mixes, white bread, breakfast cereals, bacon, lunch meat, hot dogs, sugary fruit juices, frozen dinners, margarine, white flour, salad dressings, frozen pizza, cool whip, chips, soda, etc.
What if we took a different approach to dieting. What if we decided to look at food as fuel for our body. It needs fuel (food) to survive and function properly, so why not feed it with optimum fuel. Not fast food, junk processed food like cookies, crackers, most cereals, white bread, and the hundreds of common grocery foods that are loaded with trans fat and ingredients we can't even pronounce. Most of these junk foods have no nutritional value and do nothing to promote health.
Say no to the exploitive weight loss industry, make smart food choices, and you'll be amazed at how fast the weight comes off!
P.S. You might just have more energy and improve your health!
© Jeff Lugeanbeal - All rights reserved
Jeff Lugeanbeal- Sought after Health and fitness professional, motivational and nutritional coach, is a recognized authority On the subject of weight loss. His Web site, www.worldwideweightloss.com provides a wealth of informative articles and resources on everything you'd ever need to know about permanent, natural fat loss and will help you achieve the body you've always wanted.



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Epilepsy: 'Miracle Diet' Prevents Seizures; Scientists May Know Why
ABC News (blog)
While neurologists have known that a high-fat and very low-carb diet, known as a ketogenic diet, reduces seizures in epileptic patients who are resistant to medical therapy, the “why” to it all has always been a mystery. But today, some scientists say ...
Reverse engineering epilepsy's 'miracle' dietScience Daily (press release)
Mouse Study Sheds Light on How Diet May Affect EpilepsyU.S. News & World Report

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Americans Find Doing Their Own Taxes Simpler Than Improving Diet and Health
Science Daily (press release)
The Survey found that people think a great deal about the healthfulness of their diets and want to make improvements. Yet, 76 percent agree that ever-changing nutritional guidance makes it hard to know what to believe. And when it comes to making ...

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Daily Mail

Men who have diets forced on them by wives often get FATTER - after binging on ...
Daily Mail
By Rob Waugh Men who meekly bow to diets 'forced on them' by their wives can actually GAIN weight, after eating 'landslides' of food away from home. Wives rarely consult with husbands before 'putting' them on a healthier diet.
Forcing men on to diet often backfires: StudyBusiness Standard
Communication Between Couples Important To Improving Men's DietsRedOrbit
Men Forced To Diet By Wives Could Get Fatter, Suggests StudyHuffington Post UK

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ScienceBlog.com

Cheeseburger blues: could high-fat foods be making us depressed?
Canada.com
Universite de Montreal researchers are reporting that high-fat diets increase anxiety and depressive-like behaviours in mice — a finding that a leading Canadian obesity expert said runs counter to almost everything we have been told about fat-dense ...
Scientists Start Explaining Fat Bastard's Vicious CycleNewswise (press release)
Why Eating When You're Depressed Makes You Eat MoreGizmodo

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Diet and Fitness Secrets of Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Hudson, and Other ...
Diets In Review (blog)
We're always attuned to what's going on in the celebrity realm, especially when it's relating to diet and fitness. It's kind of our thing, after all. In a recent interview with health contributors Joy Bauer and Jill Martin, The Today Show gave the ...

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