Get Strong in 2019 Challenge Day 27: Do You Really Need Supplements?
Walking down the supplement aisle at your health food store can be overwhelming. So let us break down which supplements you should consider and which aren't worth your time or money.
Get Strong in 2019 Challenge Day 26: Creative Ideas for Guilt-Free Rewards
What's your idea of a treat? It doesn't have to be food-based. Consider some of these alternatives to reward yourself for a job well done.
Get Strong in 2019 Challenge Day 25: Do "Cheat Day" the Smart Way
Cheat meals can actually help you to reach your long term weight loss goals, but only when had in moderation.
Get Strong in 2019 Challenge Day 23: How to Enjoy a Cocktail (and Coffee!) While Staying on Track
Healthy living doesn't mean cutting alcohol and caffeine out of your diet completely. Knowing what's in your drinks can help you decide if it's worth it.
Side Effects of High Protein Diets on the Skin & Eyes
Diets high in protein are often correlated with skin problems that show as the Prurigo pigmentosa rash, which can be resolved by eating more carbohydrates.
Does Rice Make You Gain Weight?
To avoid rice weight gain, stick to a half-cup serving. Avoid refined white rice, and choose whole-grain varieties such as brown, black and wild rice.
13 DOs and DON’TS of Intermittent Fasting
Intermittent fasting can be a great way to get healthy and in shape, but make sure you pay attention and do it the right way.
Bragg Apple Cider Vinegar & Weight Loss
Although some research suggests that Bragg Apple Cider Vinegar may have a beneficial affect on weight loss, the overall body of evidence isn't significant to substantiate those claims.
Carbohydrates in Sweet Potatoes Vs. White Potatoes
You may be wondering if sweet potatoes have more or less carbs than white potatoes. And what are the nutritional differences between sweet potatoes and regular white potatoes? We've got you covered.
List of Zero Points Foods
The list of ZeroPoint foods on the WW diet plan numbers more than 200. It includes not only the majority of fruits and vegetables, but also lean proteins and nonfat dairy products.
50 Grams of Carbohydrates a Day Diet
Consuming no more than 50 grams of carbohydrates daily is typical of a low-carb, ketogenic diet. This type of meal plan alters the way your body uses energy. Normally your body uses carbohydrates as its preferred fuel source.
How to Use Protein Powder for Weight Loss
Protein powder can be a tool in a successful weight-loss plan, but it isn't a magic bullet when it comes to trimming pounds. You can use it to support muscle repair after a hard workout and to boost your protein intake when you just can't get enough from whole-food sources.