Diet making you gain?
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ltlemermaid
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I came accross this article that discusses reasons why you may not be losing weight and instead gaining...
http://www.active.com/nutrition/Articles/Is_Your_Diet_Making_You_Gain_.htm?cmp=11-3428&utm_source=sendible&utm_medium=feed
Great read-enjoy
http://www.active.com/nutrition/Articles/Is_Your_Diet_Making_You_Gain_.htm?cmp=11-3428&utm_source=sendible&utm_medium=feed
Great read-enjoy
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Thank you for posting that! It was very interesting to read!!0
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Nice article! Something I've noticed is that if you look at the labels for something "low-fat" versus "No added sugar", you'll find, in some cases, that the 'no added sugar' item is actually lower in calories. IE: Publix Light Vanilla = 110cal 4g fat, Publix No Sugar Added Vanilla = 90cal, 3.5g fat. Just check for artifical sweeteners (which I don't eat).0
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