Full, with Fewer Calories – Make Every Calorie Count.
Reprinted with Permission: The Pleasure Trap. Dr’s Alan Goldhamer DC, and Doug Lisle PhD. ... Read more
Reprinted with Permission: The Pleasure Trap. Dr’s Alan Goldhamer DC, and Doug Lisle PhD. ... Read more
Just yesterday we posted Rosie Battista’s initial story of Transformation: Newly Minted 50 Year ... Read more
Years ago in early 1990’s when I was working with Tony Robbins (who really ... Read more
Not only did she lose weight in a Nutrient Rich way, she fulfilled a long held ambitious dream to compete in a figure competition, and even better yet with her 20 year old daughter who is also a site to behold. See the picture of Rosie "Now".
Nutrient-rich, low-calorie foods can enhance your wellness and support healthy, long-term weight management. According to the Mayo Clinic, a diet based upon foods rich in nutrients, fiber and/or water, yet relatively sparse in calories, can allow you to eat more food volume while ingesting fewer overall calories. For best results, aim for a variety of nutrient-rich, low-calorie foods and modest portions of denser foods, such as nuts, seeds and plant-based oils.
“Nutritarian” is a new term coined by Joel Fuhrman M.D.. Unlike a vegetarian or ... Read more
When you start eating nutrient rich, amazing things happen to your health. You give your body the true nutrients it needs to function and perform well. You feel really good and energetic. You’ll want to eat this way and your body will start craving the good stuff.
Food is the fuel necessary for our body to run well, and what we eat directly affects the way we feel physically and emotionally. Every person has unique dietary needs based on genetics, environment, and lifestyle. Listed below are several suggestions for supplying your body with fuel that will provide the body with nourishment and please the palate. Enjoy discovering what you like best!
I spend most of my life counting calories. It was either the amount of calories, the number on the scale, the size of my jeans, or the candles on my birthday cake. It was always a number game. It was a simple concept; the lower the number the better. These numbers only succeeded in making me feel fatter and older the more I obsessed over them. It was not till later in my life that I realized that, in reality, none of these things were the right thing to focus on.
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