The Cheat Meal: Friend or Foe in a Weight Management Plan?

The Cheat Meal: Friend or Foe in a Weight Management Plan?

The “cheat meal,” a scheduled indulgence in foods that are typically restricted, has gained popularity. Proponents argue that it provides psychological and physiological benefits, while critics warn against its potential to derail diet plans, create unhealthy eating habits, and even facilitate a relapse into an addictive relationship with food substances. This article examines the evidence…

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The Healthy Meals Incentives Award | News

The Healthy Meals Incentives Award | News

Awarded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) in collaboration with Action for Healthy Kids (AFHK), the Union City Area School District received the Innovation in School Meals Preparation Award.  Innovation in the School Meals Preparation Award winners incorporated new menu items that are prepared from scratch using a local…

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Foods to Eat, Meal Plan and Health Risks

Foods to Eat, Meal Plan and Health Risks

Look on social media and you’ll come across dozens or more content creators talking about the benefits of including protein in your diet, and in some ways, they’re not wrong. Protein is an important macronutrient that can help you feel full longer, meaning it promotes weight management, and it’s an important building-block for many body…

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The three breakfast cereals 'much healthier' than others — and the ones to avoid

The three breakfast cereals ‘much healthier’ than others — and the ones to avoid

The lead nutritionist at a trailblazing science and nutrition company has identified three breakfast cereals that present a “much better picture” in terms of nutrition, while also pointing out those best left on the shelf. Dr Federica Amati, chief nutritionist at Zoe, highlighted the challenges parents face when trying to reduce “junk” food in their…

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