February 10, 2012

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Don’t step foot in another grocery store until you have this list with you

February 9, 2012 By JJ Virgin 1 Comment

Your doctor told you to only choose high-fiber cereal, low-fat dairy, and no-sugar-added ice cream. So here you are at your Whole Foods feeling like you need a PhD in nutrition to make sense of the assorted claims manufacturers use so you’ll buy their products. How do you make sense of the hype … [Read More...]

Slow down (don’t chow down) to slim down

February 6, 2012 By JJ Virgin Leave a Comment

A recent article in the Washington Post revealed some “secrets” of highly obese people.  What they discovered was a primer about what not to do for fast fat loss. For instance, obese people begin eating sooner, devour larger portions, skip breakfast, and – are you ready for this – eat … [Read More...]

Trading sanity and sensibleness for convenience: 5 strategies for you and your kids to slow down and savor food

February 2, 2012 By JJ Virgin Leave a Comment

Let’s back off the Double Quarter Pounders with Cheese and Happy Meals for a minute. Sure, these (and many other carb/ fat/ sodium bombs) contribute to America’s obesity problem. But we’ve got a far bigger problem: we live in a fast-paced, super-sized culture that places no emphasis on … [Read More...]

5 “healthy” foods that stall fast fat loss

January 23, 2012 By JJ Virgin 2 Comments

“Light” coffee drinks. Starbucks can now make your caramel Frappuccino “lite” with less calories and fat. Don’t fool yourself, however, in to thinking it’s somehow healthier. To compensate for less fat, many of these drinks pack more sugar than their regular versions. Likewise, … [Read More...]

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