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Chocolate Eating

Posted April 7th, 2010 by Fat Burning Exercises | No Comments

With Easter just finished, it’s not surprising that chocolate eating would have been high on many people’s agendas of late. It will please many people to read about the advantages of chocolate eating for a change and not focus on why we shouldn’t be eating chocolate. Chocolate, specifically dark chocolate contains antioxidants. Eating chocolate in [...]

Burn the Fat Diet

Posted March 11th, 2010 by Fat Burning Exercises | No Comments

The secret to success when looking for a burn the fat diet, is to eat six meals a day. This doesn’t mean six huge, unhealthy meals however! Rather, you are taking your three meals you would normally eat and spreading them out throughout the day. Your goal is to eat every two to three hours. [...]

Good Fat

Posted February 15th, 2010 by Fat Burning Exercises | No Comments

Including good fat in your diet is essential for optimal nutrition. Contrary to popular belief, not all fats are bad. Many people are taught from a young age to believe that fats are evil and should be avoided, nothing could be further from the truth. Good fat carries fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E and K) [...]

Low Calorie Foods

Posted February 5th, 2010 by Fat Burning Exercises | No Comments

I’m often asked, by people who are wanting to lose some fat, what are some of the low calorie foods. While low calorie foods may be what people are looking for, it’s also important that these foods have good nutritional content. Below is a list of my ten favorite low calorie foods. The table includes [...]

How to Read Food Labels

Posted February 3rd, 2010 by Fat Burning Exercises | No Comments

It’s important to know how to read food labels if you’re wanting long term success in your fat burning efforts. There are new products entering the market on a regular basis, therefore, it makes sense for you to be aware what various terms means and how you can analyze the food labels for yourself. It [...]

Fat Burning Weight Loss

Posted January 29th, 2010 by Fat Burning Exercises | No Comments

When thinking of fat burning weight loss, many people believe that performing fat burning exercises is the main key. Although regular exercise does have lots of health benefits, such as reducing the overall risk of diseases such as heart disease and cancers, the effectiveness of fat burning weight loss is far less. When it comes [...]

Stop Binge Eating

Posted January 25th, 2010 by Fat Burning Exercises | No Comments

If you want to stop binge eating it’s important first to understand exactly what binge eating means. Basically binge eating is when someone eats large amounts of food, and continues to eat large amounts of food, even when they’re not hungry. They will commonly eat much faster than normal and will get to a point [...]

Foods for Weight Loss

Posted December 9th, 2009 by Fat Burning Exercises | No Comments

If you’re thinking of radically reducing your foods for weight loss, think again. If you starve your body, it will easily adapt and your metabolic rate will slow down significantly. This means you will burn fewer calories. By the same token, it’s also important not to radically increase your exercise habits if your body isn’t [...]

Emotional Eating

Posted December 3rd, 2009 by Fat Burning Exercises | No Comments

When you think of emotional eating, you often picture a woman sitting in front of TV with a large tub of ice cream, watching a sad movie, having just been dumped by her boyfriend. Far from the Hollywood dramatics however, emotional eating is more common than you think and can be triggered by boredom, worry, [...]

Good Sugar

Posted November 17th, 2009 by Fat Burning Exercises | No Comments

There is such a thing as good sugar and knowing the difference can help when choosing the best fat burning foods to include in your diet. Fructose, the sugar found in fruit, is very different to refined sugar which has all the goodness processed out of it. Refined sugars have no nutrients and are released [...]