Posts tagged Nutrition
There's a Vegetable for Everyone

Genetics may be one factor in a dislike for vegetables, but people can train themselves to eat more produce if they are willing to make some lifestyle changes, said registered dietitian nutritionist Jill Patterson. She suggested people try various vegetables using different recipes and preparation methods, and then add the ones they like to their meal planning.”- HuffPost (8/13/19)

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Why Sugary Beverages Are Not So Sweet

“A study in The BMJ found a 100 milliliter daily increase of sugary drink intake was associated with 18% higher odds of developing cancer and 22% higher odds of developing breast cancer. The findings, based on up to nine years of data from 101,257 French adults, 79% of them female, didn't show a correlation between artificially sweetened drinks and cancer risk, but the authors noted the study had relatively low consumption of that type of beverage.”- CNN (7/11/19), Reuters (7/11/19)

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Caving to the Craving

Food cravings can be good or bad depending on how they are handled, said registered dietitian nutritionist Jill Weisenberger. Adding a favorite treat to a daily meal plan, using the mindfulness technique of surfing the crave wave or making an indulgence a little more nutritious are good ways to deal with cravings, Weisenberger said.”-Food & Nutrition Magazine (6/7/19)

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Client Success Story: Lauren S.

"I’ve always had trouble sticking to any workout program or “diet”, and have always had a weight issue. I’ve done Jenny Craig, beach body, Kayla’s Sweat workouts, and just counting calories. Nothing has ever stuck and the weight always came back. I finally decided to try Muscles by Madz after my SIL recommended her MONTHS prior to doing it. My brothers wedding was 12 weeks away and I was Maid of Honor so I needed to be happy in the dress standing next to the bride and groom.

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Healthy Eating Habits that Last Forever

I constantly preach the need to emphasize sustainable, long-term healthy eating habits over the use of a crash diet. Not only because it is much better for your body + results in more successful (lasting) weight loss, but also because it is much safer for preserving a healthy relationship with food. So many of us undergo cycles of “clean eating” followed by periods of binging.

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Strategies for Healthy Eating

Let’s break it down and keep things simple:

  1. Don’t rely on willpower. Avoid creating temptations. Instead of buying chips/cookies at the store and trying to stay away when you get home, don’t buy them. Rather than leaving baked goods out on the counter where you encounter a visual reminder each time you walk past the kitchen, put them away in a covered cabinet. There is no need to create greater need for strong willpower!

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