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Weekend Reading: The Daily Fix by Alexa L. Fishback

Dec 14 2008 - 4:55am by FitSugar
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Weekend Reading: The Daily Fix by Alexa L. Fishback Alexa L. Fishback is my kind of nutritionist: one who understands that nutrition isn't always easy for young working women on the go. Her book The Daily Fix: Your Guide to Healthy Habits For Good Nutrition, released last week, acknowledges that work happy hours can tempt us from working out and that lunch meetings are a necessary but often unhealthy obligation.
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Back to Basics: Calories Explained

Dec 3 2008 - 3:00am by FitSugar
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Back to Basics: Calories Explained We talk, or at least think, about calories almost daily. You cut calories. You count them.
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7 Tips For Eating Cheaper From Biggest Loser Nutritionist

Nov 13 2008 - 8:00am by FitSugar
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7 Tips For Eating Cheaper From Biggest Loser Nutritionist Money is tight for a lot of people these days, and the majority of you admit to cutting back on buying organic produce to save on the expense. Cheryl Forberg, a nutritionist for The Biggest Loser, is aware that "fresh and healthy" appears to be more expensive than "packaged with preservatives," and shared her tips on how to eat cheaper while staying healthy.
  1. Buy in bulk: You have control when buying from bulk bins and can save on products like whole grains, dried beans and legumes, nuts and seeds, and cereals.
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Healthy Eating Tip: Text Your Food to DIET1

Oct 28 2008 - 7:00am by FitSugar
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Healthy Eating Tip: Text Your Food to DIET1 Deciding what you want to eat at a restaurant can be hard, especially when nutritional information is not easily accessible. In situations like this, just send a text message to DIET1 (34381). Include the restaurant and the menu item in your message, and the service will respond with a text containing the information you requested.
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Does Eating Soy Cause Breast Cancer?

Oct 20 2008 - 2:00am by FitSugar
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Does Eating Soy Cause Breast Cancer? I will admit that soy scares me a little. I know it's an inexpensive, cholesterol-free source of protein that can be enjoyed in so many ways from tofu, to soymilk, from edamame, to soy ice cream. I've also heard that eating too much soy has been linked to breast cancer.
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The Healthy Runner's Diet

Oct 10 2008 - 11:00am by FitSugar
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The Healthy Runner's Diet We all strive to eat healthy, but if you're a runner or you do other intense exercise regularly, it's important to make sure you're obtaining enough energy and consuming enough calories so that you can increase your endurance and build muscle. I'm not talking about downing energy bars and protein drinks. I'm talking about real nutrition so here are some tips for a healthy diet from Runner's World.
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The Skinny on: Breast Cancer Diets

Oct 10 2008 - 2:00am by FitSugar
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The Skinny on: Breast Cancer Diets In case you missed it, it is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. October is dedicated to highlighting this disease, which will affect one out of eight women. They say you are what you eat, but the connection between diet and breast cancer prevention is confusing to say the least.
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Fish Breakdown: Omegas and Mercury

Oct 9 2008 - 2:00am by FitSugar
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Fish Breakdown: Omegas and Mercury  Fish is a great source for lean protein. Fish is part of a healthy eating plan. Fish provides much lacking omega-3 fatty acids to our diets.
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Burger King Turns Trans Fat Free

Oct 3 2008 - 12:00pm by YumSugar
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Burger King Turns Trans Fat Free Yesterday, Burger King announced that all of its restaurants in the US and Canada have made the switch to cooking with trans fat free oils. The second most popular fast food chain also announced that all of its menu items, including baked goods, will contain zero grams of trans fat by Nov. 1 — earlier than the company anticipated.
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California Will Require Chains to Post Nutritional Facts

Oct 1 2008 - 3:15pm by YumSugar
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California Will Require Chains to Post Nutritional Facts Will diners consider their health before ordering a super-sized hamburger value meal? California legislators are betting on it: Last night, the state became the first to require restaurant chains to post nutritional information for their menu items. By 2011, roughly 17,000 chain restaurants will be required to post the fat, calories, salt, and carbohydrate values where customers can readily see them.
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