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Who says you can’t lose weight quickly and painlessly? Read on …
January is just about over. Are you still committed to your weight loss diet? I’ve had many weight conversations with clients who got off track during the holidays; they ate more, exercised less, and gained weight. Now they want to … Continue reading
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Stress blocks weight loss. Get these stress-busting tips…
How many times during the day do you hear that little voice in your head saying something like this? I need to hurry up or I’m going to be late! Dang. I’M LATE AGAIN. My desk (room, car, kitchen…) is … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, brain, calories, cook, depression, Diet, dinner, exercise, fast food, Fat, food, gym, health, how to lose weight, meal, meditate, relax, sad, snack, stress, walk, weight, weight gain, weight loss, weight loss diet
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Test Your Nutrition and Healthy Eating IQ
In our diet-conscious culture, information, and misinformation abounds. How well do you know the facts? Test your knowledge of weight loss, diet dos and don’ts, what to eat, when to eat, and more. Regardless of your score, you’ll come away … Continue reading
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How To Make Your New Year’s Resolutions Stick
There’s something about the New Year that evokes a renewed optimism when it comes to losing weight and improving health. Our desire and enthusiasm takes over and we are certain that our New Year’s resolutions will totally work out this … Continue reading
8 Tips to Help You Create a Healthy-Weight Lifestyle
There are many ways to lose weight – some sensible, others not so much. In fact, the internet is loaded with tons of ridiculously bad advice on how to slim down. Despite what you hear in the media, the basics … Continue reading
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Tagged blood pressure, diabetes, Diet, exercise, Fat, fruit, healthy grains, healthy weight, heart health, hungry, lifestyle, Lorraine Matthews-Antosiewicz, lose weight, moderation, NJ Nutritionist, physical activity, plant-based diet, Registered Dietitian, vegetables, weight
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12 Ways to Motivate Yourself to Exercise
Everyone knows why we should be exercising: to improve health, to look good, to feel good, to fit into nice clothes, to burn fat, to lose weight – all that good stuff. And yet, we’re just not doing it. In … Continue reading
‘Tis the Season to Eat and Not Gain
Do you tend to gain weight during the holiday season? If so, you’re not alone. According to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, research suggests that Americans, on average, gain about one pound during the holiday season and those who … Continue reading
All-Or-Nothing? No way.
Are you finally ready to lose weight; for good? Well then, it’s time to ditch the diet mentality once and for all, and make a genuine lifestyle shift. In other words, lose weight in a way that is sustainable rather … Continue reading
3 Tips to Get You Moving and Losing
One of the most widely accepted assumptions in our culture is that if you push yourself to exercise more, you will lose weight. And yet, often this is not the case. Obesity research shows that the role of exercise in … Continue reading