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Snacking Healthy Series: Mini Meals

2/7/2010

Mini Meals
Many experts are recommending several smaller meals throughout the day instead of the usual three. By eating at regular intervals, your blood sugar levels (and therefore your energy levels) remain stable. So, instead of that mid-afternoon crash, you'll be full of vigor through dinnertime! Eating every few hours (especially if you chew on fruits and veggies) can also help add extra nutrition that might be missing from other meals.

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Snacking Healthy Series: Add snacks to subtract pounds

2/3/2010

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Snacking Healthy Series
Add Snacks to Subtract Pounds
While some dieters happily accept when someone suggests a snack, others feel pangs of guilt when a nibble is merely suggested. However, there is nothing inherently wrong with a bite between meals. In fact, snacking might be the missing ingredient that will help you reach your weight loss goals.  But how can this make sense, since snacking theoretically adds calories?  Snacking doesn't serve to replace a meal. In fact, you should spread meals and snacks out by an hour or two, and snacks should total a couple hundred calories or less.   Munching between meals can actually reduce your overall caloric intake by curbing overeating at your next meal. By controlling later binging, snacking can help you stay on track. You can actually use this to your advantage. If you know you are going out to a big dinner with friends later, for example, make sure you have a healthy snack before you head out so you're less likely to order (and finish) a large entrée.

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For 17 years, Marlon Matanza has helped clients to restore their health with weight loss, toning, cardiovascular, resistance training and the occasional body builder. As a Certified Personal Trainer and CEO of Integrated Body Sculpting a division of Optimal Physique, LLC, he customizes each work out to suit your body type in a fun and innovative way.

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Snacking Healthy Series: Mini Meals

Snacking Healthy Series: Add snacks to subtract pounds

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