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Author Archives: Jill Koegel
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The surprising truth about “pink slime”Pink slime sounds so gross, but what goes into making it may surprise you. Continue reading |
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Serving size vs. portion size: Is there a difference?You’ve heard the terms, now what do they mean? Continue reading
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Top 3 green foods for your healthThis St. Patty’s Day, get festive and healthy with green foods. Continue reading |
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The truth behind eating more oftenWhat’s the deal behind this whole “eat more often” craze, and how can you make snacking healthy? Continue reading
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A cure for the winter blues: Set goalsWinter blues got you down? Set a few easy goals as a way to get inspired. Continue reading
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Healthy for who?A healthy diet for one body may not be healthy for another. Avoid advice unless it’s coming from a reputable source, and make sure it meets your needs. Continue reading
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The Sweaty DietitianThe better you feel, the better you look. I have a feel tips for making time for a workout so I get the good feeling that goes with it. Continue reading
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A dietitian’s tricksAre there secret fat-blasting foods or skinny pills? No. But I do have a few dietitian’s tricks up my sleeve. Continue reading
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When sugar is OKIf you’re inactive, increase activity to teach the body to burn more fat for energy and decrease sugar cravings. If you’re active, eat quickly digested sugars with protein within 30 minutes of exercise. Continue reading
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Nutrition for sports trainingAvoiding proper nutrition often leads to poor energy levels, gastrointestinal issues, soreness and sometimes injury. To avoid these complications of improper fueling, here are the basic nutrition guidelines for sports. Continue reading
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