5 Things never to eat
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Am I the only one who saw "huffington post" and decided it was not worth opening?
Yup! Always some good science and peer reviewed literature in there0 -
This a terrible article. Dealing in absolutes just sets people up for failure. Unless there is a medical reason a person needs to avoid something (i.e. - my father has celiac disease and cannot have *any* wheat), moderation is much smarter.
Eating an occasional grilled cheese sandwich on nice, soft, fluffy white bread or a piece of fried chicken isn't going to hurt you. Just don't do it every single day.
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Am I the only one who saw "huffington post" and decided it was not worth opening?
Yup! Always some good science and peer reviewed literature in there
Good point.0 -
Jasmine Brown Rice from Trader Joes is amazing, it fills the whole house with an amazing fragrance. I put it in stil fry, soups and so on... My husband is Chinese and he has learned to LOVE it. We cook it up in a rice cooker and save some for the week, I make Mexican rice out of it and it's not the same, but its tasty ! When when you cook healthier than the restaurants, you need to embrace the trade off for health and nurturing our bodies instead of indulgening which is ok once in awhile, but we choose to pick nuturing over indulging as much as possible.0
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I tried replacing sugar with fruit, doesn't taste very nice floating around in my cup of coffee though!!!0
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You will have to pry the sugar from my cold, dead hands. Much like the coffee.0
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I really don't like the huffington post! I think it is full of crap and all or nothing psudo science! Still I do like to read some of these articles because it reminds me that life is so much more complicated than these types like you to believe!0
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I agree except for that word "never".
How about 5 foods in extreme moderation?
There is nothing I am willing to just give up totally. Forget that.
Completely agree! Certain foods definitely need to be eaten in moderation, but you need to live a little as well...
I am all about the 3 M's of fitness...
MODERATION, MOTIVATION, and MOVEMENT!
The food Nazi's would still snivel and moan while stomping their feet.:sad: :sad: :sad: :sad:
I sometimes just pity that gloomy lot.0 -
The more they tell me to never eat something, the more I want to prove it is possible to get healthy while still eating those things. Now I must go, I have white pasta with white rice with white bread with sugar on top to eat.0
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The more they tell me to never eat something, the more I want to prove it is possible to get healthy while still eating those things. Now I must go, I have white pasta with white rice with white bread with sugar on top to eat.
I've probably had every single item on that list in the last week.0
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