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Eat Smarter: 10 Simple, Healthy Food Swaps
On 07/02/2007 in Nutrition
Get smart next time you do your big weekly shop - it'll do wonders for your health
-vitamins, which convert carbohydrate to energy and are low in fat. As a general rule, the shorter the ingredients list, the higher the nutritional value. Avoid sugary and refined cereals such as cornflakes, rice cereals, puffed cereals (wheat, corn or rice
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barbeques
On 28/04/2006 in forum
tis the season of lighter fluid
pretty wel in the kitchen- i just dont want to giv every1 food posioning as id never hear the end of itso would u put thicker foods on first or last?wil prob get some chicken, king prawns, maybe low fat sausages?had considered buying a new bikini
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Saturated fats are not bad for you?
On 04/06/2004 in forum
The "bad fat" myth
milk? bothBut you also have to keep in mind that the more fat you eat the less food you eat thus you are mor likely to get hungry and eat more WildWill - I thought that low-fat diets had been fairly comprehensively discredited, along with the idea
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low fat yoghurt
On 16/02/2005 in forum
should we eat it?
As we are constantly being bombarded with diet fixes, low fat washing powder and lose weight quick exercise regimes (runners world is no exception) I was left wondering........................if you don't need to lose weight is there any reason
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Meat with the fat?
On 22/06/2009 in forum
Give me back my grissle!
fat so yes I have the fat on my meat; and it's yummy! My cousins and aunts and uncles refuse point blank to spice their food or eat fat or chicken skinI am smaller than all of them and could happily guzzle cracking and skin until the cows (with all
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I need nutrition help!!!
On 15/06/2004 in forum
/veg, low fat.If you don't already use it, get some Quinoa, which is a great rice or pasta substitute and contains Omega 3, 6 and 9. You can get it from health food shops or some supermarkets sell it in their organic section...Asda do.Hope this helps
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Runner's Guide To Weight Loss (Preview)
On 28/05/2009 in Weight Loss
Fuel smarter, run stronger and lose excess pounds for good with dream diet tips designed especially for runners (non-subscriber preview)
: 600 Dieter's Strategy: Eat low-fat foods Runner's Strategy: Eat the right fatsThough the fat-free craze peaked in the 1990s, many dieters still avoid oils, butter, nuts and other fatty foods. Their logic: if you don't want your body to store fat
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Feeling the cold!
On 08/10/2002 in forum
(quite a lot!) more. I will concentrate on that and will think about getting thyroid checked if no improvement.Appreciate your posting! sounds like you may need to increase your food intake and your BMI sounds a bit low.When I was very fit or training a
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Portion Sizes Explained
On 25/11/2009 in Triathlon: Weight Loss
Triathletes are pretty clued-up about numbers, from weights lifted to miles completed. But when it comes to keeping track of how many calories we consume, and the sizes of our portions, most of us are way off
," says Coleman, "but eating massive quantities of even low-fat foods can pile on the pounds." Vegetables are the exception: eating hefty amounts of spinach, peppers and carrots won't drive up your calorie count - just resist the temptation to drown them
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Healthy Fast Food
On 08/03/2010 in Triathlon: Nutrition
Your best meal is probably the one you cook yourself, but sometimes you have to make do with takeaways, which can be something of a nutritional minefield
pizza BAD CHOICE: Meat feast pizzaIndian"You have to be careful with Indian food because a lot of the meat is cooked in ghee, which is clarified butter," warns Currell. This means that the fat content can be quite high.However, some of the spices used
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