“Don’t let anyone tell you that fairy tales aren’t real,” goes a popular internet meme. “I drink a potion made of magic beans every day and it brings me back to life!” Of course, that magic potion is coffee. But its ability to perk you up isn’t magic—nor are the other health benefits of coffee. According to John Hopkins Medicine, “Recent studies found that coffee drinkers are less likely to die from some of the leading causes of death in … Continue reading “Does Coffee Boost Metabolism? The Benefits of Coffee for Weight loss”
6 Foods That Naturally Boost Your Metabolism
Posted on Categories avocado, BL, CC, chili peppers, Diet & Nutrition, fast metabolism, grocery ideas, increase metabolism, kale, leafy greens, lentils, lose weight, metabolism, metabolism boosting foods, metabolism foods, milk, MX, Nutrisystem, protein, spicy food, tempeh, top articles, weight loss, weight loss foodsA faster metabolism can feel like the “holy grail” of weight loss. As we age, our metabolism often slows down and many of us notice that even though we are eating the “same foods we’ve always eaten,” we’re still gaining weight. That can be incredibly frustrating. Fortunately, there are scientifically backed ways that you can naturally boost your metabolism, such as certain exercise programs like high-intensity workouts or weight-lifting routines. Drinking more water and getting enough sleep have also been … Continue reading “6 Foods That Naturally Boost Your Metabolism”
What Your Plate Means for Your Weight Loss
Posted on Categories cooking, cooking tips, Diet & Nutrition, diet advice, diet tips, dinner advice, dinner plate, dinner plate tips, dinner tips, easy dinner, easy lunch, easy recipes, flex, flex meal tips, flex meals, healthy eating, healthy lifestyle, lose weight, Nutrisystem, nutrisystem plan, nutrisystem program, Nutrisystem tips, nutrisystem weight loss, nutrition, plate, plate tips, portion sizes, serving sizes, top articles, weight loss, weight loss plate, weight loss tipsRemember how your parents used to urge you to “clean your plate” at every meal? Depending on what years you were a kid, your plate might have been 9 inches, 10 inches, 12 inches or even larger, says Dr. David Friedman. According to Cooking Light Magazine, plate sizes have increased about 22 percent over the last century. This increase in plate size has led to an increase in portion sizes. Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition explains that the … Continue reading “What Your Plate Means for Your Weight Loss”







