Are you looking to drop a few pounds??
Which Diets are the best for overall weight loss and are the easiest to stick to??
A recent study from the US News Best Diets (2012) report by 22 health experts ranked the 25 most popular diets.
Here are the results for best overall diets
(that is weight loss and likelihood of sticking to it)
DASH Diet (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension)
TLC Diet (Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes)
Both of these diets are based on the Canada Food Guide
Tie for third place goes to
Mayo Clinic Diet
Mediterranean Diet
Weight Watchers
All of these are good diets to follow
- pick the one that works for you and that is easyiest to follow
The worst diets are
Raw Food Diet
Dukan Diet
Paleo Diet
so steer clear of these!!
Check out the Nourish, Move Thrive website for all the details
DASH diet
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Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
Okay I found this on Facebook - Calories you have been caught and we know how to conquer you!!!!
Nourish, Move, Thrive Website (Alberta Milk) just posted this:
"Exercising burns calories but perhaps not as many as you think. Eating calorie-dense foods that offer little nutritional value in a short period of time is easy to do. It takes only a couple of minutes to eat a glazed donut containing about 268 calories; it takes 30 minutes of jogging at 8 km per hour to burn off those calories."
Working out is essential to strong bones, muscle and heart health but to ultimately see all your hard work at the gym you need to fuel the body properly. Here is the Alberta Milk link with a great read on how much effort it really takes to burn off those 10 potato chips. We need to be aware of the mindless calories we sometimes think we are entitled to because we just worked out. They also have some great tips for pre and post work out foods.
Nourish, Move, Thrive - Alberta Milk
Nourish, Move, Thrive Website (Alberta Milk) just posted this:
"Exercising burns calories but perhaps not as many as you think. Eating calorie-dense foods that offer little nutritional value in a short period of time is easy to do. It takes only a couple of minutes to eat a glazed donut containing about 268 calories; it takes 30 minutes of jogging at 8 km per hour to burn off those calories."
Working out is essential to strong bones, muscle and heart health but to ultimately see all your hard work at the gym you need to fuel the body properly. Here is the Alberta Milk link with a great read on how much effort it really takes to burn off those 10 potato chips. We need to be aware of the mindless calories we sometimes think we are entitled to because we just worked out. They also have some great tips for pre and post work out foods.
Nourish, Move, Thrive - Alberta Milk
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