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findings from the University of Rhode Island, suggest that chewing gum may help reduce your calorie intake and enhance energy expenditure (calorie burning). More specifically, the study shows that over half a day you might be able to save over sixty calories just by casually chewing sugar-free gum for an hour in the morning. The research also showed that when people chewed gum before and after eating, calorie burning could be higher than in non-gum chewers by about 5 percent. Gum is helpful in…

There may be a lot of high-calorie menu items, but there are some healthier options. Rather than getting an 880 calorie Bacon Deluxe from Wendy’s there is always the Asian Cashew Chicken which only contains 380 calories. Although there are some healthier options there are not many. It would get very annoying for people to have to eat chicken or a salad every time they would go out to eat at a fast food restaurant. People would eventually go back to eating the calorie filled menu options…

have the same feelings about soft drinks now in comparison to how they felt twenty years ago. It is no surprise that soft drinks are unhealthy. With the rising obesity epidemic the United States is experiencing, consumers are no longer demanding the calorie and sugar filled soft drinks they were once accustom to. Instead, they are changing their shopping lists and are now purchasing beverages that are healthier and more rational than the traditional soft drink. Coffee, tea, energy drinks,…

you will discover there is a whole serving of milk included! Simply request low-fat or alternatively fat-free milk while you order your coffee to maintain your fat consumption within regulations and thus you'll be adhering to your plan for reduced calorie consumption. 4.Drink plenty of water Try your best to consume plenty of water. It's regrettable we can no more carry our personal bottles of drinking water when it comes to traveling, but nevertheless just about every single retail store along…

Did your total fat intake equal about 25-30% of your total calorie intake for the day, with saturated fats accounting for no more than 7% of the total fat intake? My total fat intake did not equal about 25% - 30% of my total calorie intake for the day. My total fat intake for October 20 was only 24% of my total calorie intake. I was actually quite surprised that I did not make the recommended amount for this day. I clearly ate foods that were high in fat such as avocado and peanut butter, but I…

One of the first things said was a calorie is a calorie. To lose weight you must burn more than you eat and to gain you must eat more than you burn. Good calorie or bad calorie it doesn’t matter, no matter what that’s how it goes to lose or gain weight. One of the big factors that contributes to obesity is our food environment. When we are working, running…

makes a huge difference when ordering food because people realize what they are eating and see how bad it is for them, so they go with a healthier option. Mantel states, “… controlled study of the New York City experience that was much larger showed calorie labeling did have an impact, albeit a small one” (5). She states the statistics from the New York Study being done, “… average calories per transaction did drop after mandatory menu labeling took effect, but by only 15 calories, or 6 percent”…

hat is the motivation to eat foods identified as superfoods? The motivations for including superfoods in your diet are manifestations of the realization you need to eat food for the health of your body not for convenience nor from the habits you have developed over a lifetime. The first step needs to be a desire to understand how the food you normally eat affects your health. A health crisis is often the motivation to examine the dietary choices you make every day. The media has stories…

“Obesity is serious chronic disease that can have a negative effect on many systems on your body.” (Stanford Health Care #). Obesity is an atrocious disease that is a serious problem and needs to be stopped. Statistics show that it is a critical epidemic and there are tons of causes, the effects are bad for peoples’ health, but there are plenty of solutions to solve this national problem. Obesity has become an severe condition in the United States of America. Statistics prove that obesity has…

My first impression on this documentary is that determination plays a key role in losing weight and become healthy again. As explained in the documentary, obesity can lead to cardiovascular disease. Our social environment can affect our ability and determination to lose weight positively or negatively. A positive aspect is the women who planned daily routines with her coworkers who were also obese as well. They got together and supported one another to change to a healthier lifestyle. A negative…