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Sunday, March 22, 2015

Reasons Why You Should Try Juicing To Lose Weight


Regular exercise is important for eliminating pounds. Another thing you should do is carefully what is seen in the mouth. Juicing for weight loss is a good initiative and doing. Conversion of fruits and vegetables in a refreshing drink, there are a number of advantages, especially for someone like you who is trying to get a better view.



The type of homemade juice without sugar can affect your desire for a thinner person added. Many juice box or bottle in a supermarket near you has a lot of artificial flavors and sweeteners. They tend preservative in order to maintain the quality for a long time. All these extra chemicals may reduce the desire to regular exercise.

Make your own juice gives your body the nutrients needed for health. Format If you feel energetic and fit, easier to reach even bother. Adopt an active lifestyle is a problem with all the vitamins and minerals for proper functioning of the various organs of the body of the damaged tissue and repair needs.

Fruits and vegetables are rich in insoluble fiber, which fills. Hunger lose yourself forever weight is not a good idea. Youll probably end up hungry, eat everything you see in the refrigerator or in the articulation of the local fast food nearby. Fruit juice contains a large amount of insoluble fiber, which makes you feel full. It also helps to remove toxins in the gastrointestinal tract.

Prevents Juice, time after time the same. So you. Something new every time prevents sick and tired to enjoy a healthy diet Have a good juicer at home that can be exciting and a cool drink. You can combine different fruits or vegetables. Different data of each of the two groups is also possible to mix.

Each serving of fruit juice essentially no fat. If you want to lose weight, limit your intake of saturated fatty acids with something. These fats are bad, something which from a variety of animal sources. Not only that unwanted weight gain, but the leaves clog arteries. You can have a lot of juice and still feel that you are not harming your body.

Fruits and vegetables are rich in antioxidants that protect cells from damage by free radicals. Almost all of the metabolic process is responsible for the formation of free radicals. The movement is a bit, which causes the formation of these unstable molecules. Antioxidants such as vitamins A, C and E are in abundance in a variety of fresh products that can juice.

Juice can be due to exercise in order to replace lost. Liquids effectively It seems that most people in the Sports Resort for hydrating sports drinks consumption and rejuvenate. The truth is that these products with sugar and various chemicals that do not want loaded. Drinking juice not only hydrate your body, but also the energy you need and nutrients
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Saturday, March 7, 2015

Can Fries Be Healthy You Bet! Try These Garlicky Baked Sweet Potato Fries Serve With Spicy Red Pepper Aioli

Garlicky sweet potato fries make a great Super Bowl snack.

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Game Day can be Healthy
Ive been working on a few healthy recipes this week for Super Bowl Sunday. I was inspired by the many TV commercials that are pushing their chicken wings, candy, chips, soda, and other crap that is usually associated with watching football. There are so many delicious recipes that you can serve at football parties, I wouldnt think of serving my guests the types of food (and I use the term loosely) Ive seen advertised.

Now Im not suggesting that you pass around kale smoothies or do a group liver cleanse on game day. Im just saying that there are plenty of fun dishes that you and your family can enjoy without regret. After all, you probably made New Years resolutions to get back in shape, shed the holiday weight, and take better care of yourself in 2014. Its still January and way too soon to break out the Velveeta Queso dip!

Healthy Fries - an Oxymoron?
Its game day, lets splurge a little with some fries dipped in that delicious, Spicy Red Pepper Aioli I shared with you on Tuesday. But can fries be healthy? Well, maybe not as healthy as a raw salad, but lets say these are much healthier than traditional ones.

By using sweet potatoes rather than russets, you get twice the fiber and tons of vitamin A. Each ounce of the orange spud provide 79% of the daily required vitamin A while russets provide none. 

Baking versus deep frying produces fries with a lot less fat. A four ounce serving of my baked sweet potato fries contain one third the calories and only twenty percent of the fat of regular French fries. Each serving is only 130 calories with only 1/2 gram of saturated fat!

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Garlicky Baked Sweet Potato Fries
Vegan, Gluten Free
[makes 4 servings]
Requires a cookie sheet covered with aluminum foil and a large metal cooling rack

1 teaspoon organic cornstarch
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
1 pound sweet potatoes
1 tablespoon olive oil

Preheat oven to 425 degrees F.

Cover a cookie sheet with aluminum foil and set a metal cooling rack (that is smaller than the cookie sheet) on top of it. Cooking the potatoes on a rack allows you to cook the fries without turning them.

Mix the cornstarch, salt, pepper, and garlic powder in a large bowl and set aside. Adding a little cornstarch helps the baked fries crisp up.

Cut the sweet potatoes into 3/8 inch fries and place in the bowl. Using your hands, mix until they are completely and uniformly covered with the seasoning.


Mix potatoes with the cornstarch and spices.

Drizzle the oil over the fries and mix them with your hands until they are completely and uniformly covered in oil. Place on the rack leaving enough space between the fries so that they cook evenly.


Place fries on the metal rack over the foil lined cookie sheet.

Place the potatoes in the oven away from the broiling coils. Bake at 425 degrees until they start to brown and look a little caramelized, about 30 minutes. 




Remove from the oven and serve with Spicy Red Pepper Aioli or with ketchup.


A little of this spicy dip goes a long way.

Per serving: 130 calories, 3 g total fat, 0.5 g saturated fat, 27 mg omega-3 and 346 mg omega-6 fatty acids, 0 mg cholesterol, 2 g protein, 23 g carbohydrates, 3 g dietary fiber, and 207 mg sodium.

For additional delicious and health recipe ideas, download my eBook, Health Begins in the Kitchen, available on Amazon and iTunes.
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