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Have You Had Your Vitamin Drink Today? Print E-mail
by Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D.   
Wednesday, 13 February 2008

In the old days, nutritionists told us to eat a variety of foods in order to get the nutrients our bodies demanded. Oranges provided vitamin C, bananas gave potassium, green leafy vegetables contained that important vitamin, folic acid, and dairy products supplied calcium.

But now it seems unnecessary to eat real food in order to be well nourished. You can drink bottled water boosted with vitamins, eat chewy candy squares fortified with calcium, and munch on protein-enriched snack bars. Recently a large European food company put out a report suggesting that bottled water be turned into a source of essential minerals. The article stated that since food contains calories, humans should rely on calorie-free water for nourishment. Will a time be coming when we can live on water alone?

 
Kraft's South Beach Diet Products Change To 'South Beach Living' Print E-mail
by Jimmy Moore   
Wednesday, 13 February 2008


I snapped a picture of the new South Beach packaging at Sam's Club

One of the most common themes I talk about is how you can't just go on a low-carb "diet," but that you must make it your permanent and healthy lifestyle change. That's why I use livin' la vida low-carb instead of "low-carb diet" to describe this way of eating for me. It's all about the "living" and the makers of the bestselling South Beach line of products are finally embracing this concept in their marketing.

 
533-Pounder 'At My Wit's End' And Ready To Get Obesity Under Control Print E-mail
by Jimmy Moore   
Wednesday, 13 February 2008


Xavier seeks help about what to eat to help him lose weight

When you have a blog about diet, weight loss, fitness and health that is as visible as mine, it is inevitable that there will be people who stumble upon it in their Internet search for something else. It happens all the time and I'm grateful for the chance to educate, encourage, and inspire everyone who visits here once or thousands of times.

With so many new faces coming here daily, I'm always intrigued about how they got here. Recently, a good many first-time visitors discovered one or more of my posts about Manuel Uribe, the former 1200-pound man from Monterrey, Mexico who has lost over 400 pounds so far by livin' la vida low-carb. It's an amazing story that I have stayed on top of for the past couple of years and people are rooting Manuel on to great success.

 
My Heroes Print E-mail
by Elliot Montgomery Sklar   
Wednesday, 13 February 2008

Some years ago, I had heard Oprah talking about the old adage – “diet starts Monday!” After years of yo-yo dieting, she had decided that perhaps Tuesdays would be better. Since the New Year, people have been resolving to uphold their resolutions. My gym feels swollen with new members, but the kitchen table at my office continues to find sweets piling up – and somebody is eating them! I’m just glad it’s not me.

 
Eat Guilt Free Pasta! Print E-mail
by Jenna Phillips   
Wednesday, 13 February 2008
Everyone, meet quinoa.  It originated in the Andean region of South America and has been around for about 6,000 years.  The Incas referred to quinoa as the ³mother of all grains².This is my absolute favorite kind of pasta and I eat it all the time.  It is the only grain that is a complete protein. Unlike wheat or rice, quinoa contains a balanced set of essential amino
acids for humans, making it a complete super food.  It is a good source of dietary fiber and phosphorus and is high in magnesium and iron. Quinoa is gluten free and is very easy to digest.I buy the Ancient Harvest brand from Whole Foods and always order the quinoa salad from M Café. I would love for you all to give it a try if you haven¹t done so yet.  Don¹t be afraid of pasta, just get quinoa instead of completely depriving yourself!  Life is
too short to not eat pasta!
 
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