Thursday, May 24, 2012

GSI Super Quality All-In-One Heart Rate Monitor Watch and Transmitter Chest Belt – USB Interface, Upload Date To Computer – Measures Distance, Speed, Steps, Calories and Fat – For Running, Jogging, Marathon Training and Walking – Chronograph, Alarm, Stopwatch Functions

May 9, 2012 by  
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GSI Super Quality All-In-One Heart Rate Monitor Watch and Transmitter Chest Belt – USB Interface, Upload Date To Computer – Measures Distance, Speed, Steps, Calories and Fat – For Running, Jogging, Marathon Training and Walking – Chronograph, Alarm, Stopwatch Functions Multi Function Training and Exercise Tool – Calorimeter, Pedometer, Speedometer and Odometer with Heart Rate [...]

Pyle Sports PHRM38SL Heart Rate Monitor Watch with Minimum, Average Heart Rate, Calories, Target Zones, Silver

May 5, 2012 by  
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Pyle Sports PHRM38SL Heart Rate Monitor Watch with Minimum, Average Heart Rate, Calories, Target Zones, Silver Time/date, 1/100 sec stopwatch, energy saving function, autoPresent heart rate, calories burnt, display offMaximum heart rate, daily alarm, water resistance: 33 feet/10 meters/1 ATMAverage heart rate, user settingTarget zone setting, LED backlight The PHRM38 heart rate monitor watch has [...]

Artificial sweeteners and flavor enhancers are dangerous

May 3, 2012 by  
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Due to our society’s love of sugar, scientists have been able to synthetically produce artificial sweeteners and flavor enhancers. These artificial sweeteners give us the same pleasure as sugar without the calories and dangerous effects on insulin signaling and triglyceride…

Raw food dieting leads to weight loss success

February 3, 2012 by  
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Out of all the weight loss programs that exist, very few are as simple and obvious as a raw food diet. People often forget about the calories that get padded on to foods through basic cooking techniques. Between oil and butter, as well as the general frying and baking…

GSI Quality Waterproof Exercise Monitor Wrist Watch With Data Memory – Measures Distance, Time, Steps, Fat And Calories Burned – For Running, Jogging and Walking, Chronograph Stopwatch And Alarm Functions-Yellow

December 25, 2011 by  
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GSI Quality Waterproof Exercise Monitor Wrist Watch With Data Memory – Measures Distance, Time, Steps, Fat And Calories Burned – For Running, Jogging and Walking, Chronograph Stopwatch And Alarm Functions-Yellow Multi Function Training and Exercise Tool – Calorimeter, Pedometer and Odometer All In One!Dual 3D Sensor Detects Walking Or Running – Stores And Recalls 15 [...]

Speed Master Super Quality All-In-One Water-Resistant Heart Rate Monitor Watch and Transmitter Slim Chest Belt – For Exercise, Sports, Running, Jogging Outdoor Activities – Measures Speed, Pulse, Distance, Fat And Calories – Alarm And Stopwatch Functions

November 18, 2011 by  
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Speed Master Super Quality All-In-One Water-Resistant Heart Rate Monitor Watch and Transmitter Slim Chest Belt – For Exercise, Sports, Running, Jogging Outdoor Activities – Measures Speed, Pulse, Distance, Fat And Calories – Alarm And Stopwatch Functions Multi Function Training and Exercise Tool – Outdoor Wrist Watch With Auto CalendarCalorimeter, Pedometer, Speedometer and Odometer with Heart [...]

GSI Quality Exercise Monitor Wrist Watch With Data Memory – Measures Distance, Time, Steps, Fat And Calories Burned – For Running, Jogging and Walking, Chronograph Stopwatch And Alarm Functions

September 1, 2011 by  
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GSI Quality Exercise Monitor Wrist Watch With Data Memory – Measures Distance, Time, Steps, Fat And Calories Burned – For Running, Jogging and Walking, Chronograph Stopwatch And Alarm Functions Multi Function Training and Exercise Tool – Calorimeter, Pedometer and Odometer All In One!Dual 3D Sensor Detects Walking Or Running – Stores And Recalls 15 Chronograph [...]

Professor who lost weight on Twinkies only proves that even nutrition educators can be Ding Dongs

December 4, 2010 by  
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(NaturalNews) Over the last month or so, the mainstream media has been making a huge deal about Kansas State nutrition professor Mark Haub who lost 27 pounds eating mostly Doritos, Twinkies and other junk food while drinking Diet Mountain Dew. But as usual, they’re misrepresenting the story. You can lose weight on chemotherapy, too . And most chemotherapy patients lose all kinds of weight due to the mass poisoning of their bodies with synthetic chemicals. Does that mean chemotherapy is weight loss medicine, too? (Don’t laugh, I’ve seen similar conclusions written up in the mainstream media…) Virtually anything can be promoted as a “weight loss miracle” in the following way: The cashew diet? Consider this: You can lose weight by starving yourself (by eating nothing). That promotes rapid weight loss as long as you stick to it — which is, of course, nearly impossible to do for very long. If you’re fasting and living on nothing but water, suppose you gulp down one cashew once a day. You’re still going to lose all kinds of weight because you’re severely restricting your calories. Does that mean you’ve made some great discovery about a “cashew diet?” Of course not. It just means you’re burning a lot more calories than you’re consuming. What if you pop a Tic-Tac once a day while you’re fasting? Have you now discovered some amazing “Tic-Tac weight loss diet?” Nope. You’re just fasting with a Tic-Tac. It’s the same story with Slim-Fast. Can you lose weight on Slim-Fast even though it’s made primarily with processed table sugar? Sure you can! Just go a severe calorie-restriction diet, and drink some Slim-Fast from time to time. Heck, you can lose weight eating Halloween candy if you restrict your calories! The nutrition professor who lost 27 pounds was simply on a calorie restriction diet (a partial fast, if you will) that included a slew of processed junk food. Did he discover some miracle junk food diet? Nope. He just controlled his calories while poisoning himself with junk food chemicals and artificially modified food ingredients. Weight loss alone is no measure of good health The really important part of this story, of however, is realizing that weight loss alone is no measure of good health. When you see people withering away from the effects of chemotherapy and radiation for cancer treatments, you don’t think to yourself, “Gosh, I wish I could be that healthy! Look how amazingly healthy they are!” No, you think to yourself, “That person is dying!” And then there’s the whole nutritional side of this story . Twinkies, Ding Dongs and Oreos are called “junk food” precisely because they represent the nutritional equivalent of garbage. They lack virtually all naturally-occurring plant-based phytonutrients and deliver almost no natural minerals or vitamins. Instead, they’re made of processed, modified, factory-fabricated food ingredients that are linked to diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer. And that’s not to even mention the aspartame in the Diet Mountain Dew this guy was chugging. Perhaps that’s why even this nutrition professor, while living on a “junk food” diet, was smart enough to take a multivitamin, eat a serving of vegetables and drink a protein shake each day. So even he wasn’t “living on junk food” as the headlines claim. He was supplementing his diet with at least some source of nutrition because he knew junk foods were going to leave him nutritionally deficient. It would be a totally different story if he lived on junk foods alone . In that scenario, he would very quickly become deficient in key vitamins, and he’d find himself in a hospital being treated for serious diseases as a result. The mainstream media, of course, completely fails to understand the real story here, and they’ve been reporting this as some sort of “junk food diet breakthrough” that suggests people can live on Twinkies and Ding Dongs while somehow losing weight and getting healthy. But we’ve already done that experiment in America , and the results are clear: Two-thirds of the population is overweight, and diabetes rates are soaring. Cancer is a multi-billion-dollar industry, and Big Pharma can’t wait for the coming wave of Alzheimer’s patients either. All that disease is promoted in part by the consumption of processed junk foods. If processed junk food caused healthy weight loss, America would be the healthiest nation in the world. Clearly that’s not the case, which means the real Ding Dong in this story is the nutrition professor himself who has set a terrible example for the nation to follow and has only offered wrongheaded encouragement to the junk food industry. Why not just cut off his own leg and announce that “amputation promotes weight loss” too? It reminds me of the old joke. An overweight woman says to her friends, “I just lost a hundred and ninety pounds of useless fat.” “How’d you do that?” her friends ask. “I got a divorce.”

7 WAYS TO BURN 100 CALORIES

July 6, 2010 by  
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To lose weight and body fat you MUST create a calorie deficit. Two of the major players to create that deficit are: 1. Cutting out excess calories in your diet, and 2. Burning calories through exercise. Now I give you 7 ways to burn an extra 100 calories a day… on top of your workouts! [...]

How to Reduce Calories Without Becoming Weak?

May 14, 2010 by  
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Lose weight fast in a monthIt is said that grown up males should get at least 2550 calories per day. For the ladies it is about 2000 calories approximately. However the calorie requirements might be different for some people. Athletes and those involved in manual labor need more calories than an average person. At the [...]

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