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8 Ways to Jumpstart Your Weight Loss Journey

November 16, 2018 by Rob Denny Leave a Comment

8 Ways to Jumpstart Your Weight Loss Journey

We all want to look our best. Yet, still, nearly 74 percent of the population is considered overweight or obese. This is due largely to the fact that fast food restaurants and other convenience foods are lurking at every corner. If you’re ready to increase your aesthetic appeal and overall health, now’s the best time to start taking steps to shed the pounds. It can be difficult to stay on track when you start with unrealistic expectations. In order to best assure weight loss success, follow these eight ways to jumpstart your weight loss journey.

Apple Crisp Recipe – Paleo Friendly

March 20, 2018 by Rob Denny Leave a Comment

Apple Crisp Recipe That Shows Dieting Doesn’t Have To Suck

The biggest reason for people failing to keep off weight is they miss the foods they love to eat. No diet plan, pill or guru is going to make you stick to a plan that you think sucks. Sure, you’ll do it for a while, lose weight, but then more than likely you’ll go back to your old eating habits and gain the weight back. This is why it’s important to eat things you like. While I’m pretty sure you’ve never tried this

Eat Healthy While Dining Out By Following These Tips

August 11, 2017 by Rob Denny 11 Comments

Tips To Eat Healthy While Dining Out And Still Enjoy Your Meal

Everyone loves to go out for a meal. It’s a great way to socialize and always fun to let someone else do the cooking anclean up. Just because you are dieting or watching your weight doesn’t mean you have to destroy your healthy diet. These simple tips show you how to eat healthy while dining out but will not embarrass you. In fact, no one will even know you are watching what you eat.

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Anti-inflammatory Foods You Should Be Eating

April 13, 2016 by Rob Denny Leave a Comment

Anti-inflammatory Foods For A Healthier You

Inflammation is not only the body’s attempt to heal itself after an injury, it also defends against viruses, bacteria and repairs damaged tissue. Instead of going to the doctor for an ant-inflammatory drug, consider packing your refrigerator with anti-inflammatory foods. Not only is this a healthier choice, many doctors agree it’s the best way to go. Continuing inflammation is not just making you uncomfortable in your daily life but can contribute to more serious diseases like type 2 diabetes, cancer, heart disease, even Alzheimers. Instead of going to the pharmacy, got to the grocery store and pick up some of these anti-inflammatory foods.

Benefits Of Using Probiotics, Natural Resources

March 7, 2016 by Rob Denny Leave a Comment

Benefits Of Using Probiotics And Foods To Find Them

Probiotics are great in assisting your digestive system and to reduce belly fat. When people hear the words bacteria and yeast first thought is to keep out of their body but both good for your body’s health, especially the digestive system. Bacteria, is rampant throughout your body including good bacteria. Probiotics are considered to contain good bacteria because they assist in keeping your gut down which is something everyone wants. Of course there are many Probiotic supplements for sale today make it convenient to assist in the battle of the bulge. Many people do not realize how many foods they eat on a daily basis that contain enough probiotics that there is no need for a supplement. Below is a list of foods that you can use to battle the bulge and not have to spend more money on a supplement.

Vitamin D Easily Overlooked But Very Important

February 17, 2016 by Rob Denny Leave a Comment

Making Sure You Are Not Vitamin D Deficient Is Crucial To Your Health

One of the most overlooked vitamin’s is D. Many people do not realize it’s importance in its assistance of building stronger bones, protect against diabetes, multiple sclerosis, cancer, heart disease, and depression, even help you lose weight. Recent research has shown that all of these things can be possible but there was also another stunning find.Three of every four Americans have low levels of vitamin D.