Tuesday, May 21, 2013
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1. Sugar Solution
[DIET&FITNESS]
Having control of blood sugar levels is never too easy, which is what makes The Sugar Solution even more intriguing. Bad sleeping habits, depression, sluggishness, inability to lose weight can all be attributed to an imbalance of blood sugar. The Sugar Solution fights all of these symptoms by putting the... Read More
Having control of blood sugar levels is never too easy, which is what makes The Sugar Solution even more intriguing. Bad sleeping habits, depression, sluggishness, inability to lose weight can all be attributed to an imbalance of blood sugar. The Sugar Solution fights all of these symptoms by putting the... Read More
2. Six Meals a Day Is the Way
[DIET&FITNESS]
Just because we've been raised to eat three big meals a day doesn't mean it's the right -- or the light -- way. Research shows the best way to keep your metabolism revved up is to eat small, frequent meals. Some studies have found that people who consume more meals eat a bigger variety of foods and are more likely to satisfy their nutritional daily needs. That means getting the recommended "five-a-day" when it comes to fruits and... Read More
Just because we've been raised to eat three big meals a day doesn't mean it's the right -- or the light -- way. Research shows the best way to keep your metabolism revved up is to eat small, frequent meals. Some studies have found that people who consume more meals eat a bigger variety of foods and are more likely to satisfy their nutritional daily needs. That means getting the recommended "five-a-day" when it comes to fruits and... Read More
3. Eat By the Clock
[DIET&FITNESS]
Forget eating three big meals a day. Eat around the clock. That doesn't mean bingeing on junk food whenever you see fit. Instead, many dietitians and researchers encourage eating small, balanced meals. The body usually needs three to four hours to digest an average-size meal. To prevent the body from going into starvation mode, you should refuel it on cue. This also prevents your blood sugar from dropping in between meals. When you wait... Read More
Forget eating three big meals a day. Eat around the clock. That doesn't mean bingeing on junk food whenever you see fit. Instead, many dietitians and researchers encourage eating small, balanced meals. The body usually needs three to four hours to digest an average-size meal. To prevent the body from going into starvation mode, you should refuel it on cue. This also prevents your blood sugar from dropping in between meals. When you wait... Read More
