Restaurant potions tend to be huge. To help control your portions ask the waiter to immeditaly put half of your meal in a take home box and the bring the rest to your table. Chances are that half portion will satisfy your hunger and you can save the remainder for another day.
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Are You Eating For Two?
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Friday, April 12, 2013
Are Salads A Healthy Option?
You really can't go wrong with fresh fruits, vegetables, seeds and nuts. Salad dressings however are a different story. I personally just use fresh lemon juice for my dressing.
When eating out watch out for too much salad dressing. Restaurants often drown a salad in dressing causing your "lite" menu option to be not quite so. Salad dressing can easily add 200-300 calories! Ask for it on the side and try to limit your amount to about 2 tablespoons.
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Thursday, April 11, 2013
Stop Trying To Be Perfect
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Get Rid Of The Junk Food
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Tuesday, April 9, 2013
What Do I Eat?
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Monday, February 18, 2013
What Are You Eating For Breakfast?
If you're looking to gain mass and have a good carbohydrate tolerance, place a bowl of fiber-rich, low-GI rolled oats along with ½ scoop of vanilla protein powder, frozen mixed berries, pineapple and a small quantity of mixed nuts right next to your omelet. This is a muscle building breakfast that's hard to beat.
However, if you tend to hold a lot of body fat, just stick with protein, good fats, and veggies for breakfast. Save the non-fruit and veggie carbs till after exercise only - yes, even oatmeal.
However, if you tend to hold a lot of body fat, just stick with protein, good fats, and veggies for breakfast. Save the non-fruit and veggie carbs till after exercise only - yes, even oatmeal.
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