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FRIDAY!!! [01 Sep 2006|09:52am]
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Hey everyone! I just saw that this community is currently featured on Blurty's main page! Cool, right?

Anyhow, here are a few articles...again, sorry I can't format the links the way I normally do..

Fast, Doctor Recommended Weight Loss Tricks/Plans: http://health.msn.com/dietfitness/articlepage.aspx?cp-documentid=100142350

Natural Beauty Boosters http://www.shape.com/lookgreat/7729

35 Motivational Ideas/Tips: http://www.self.com/fitness/articles/2006/08/21/0821motivation

Hope you all are doing well and that everyone has A GREAT WEEKEND!!!!!

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Variety is the spice of life...and the key to staying on any diet.. [01 Sep 2006|11:04am]
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So what are your top healthy food/drink items? Post 'em!

Mine are...
1. La Tortilla Factory Tortillas: low cal, low fat, high fiber, high protein, good fats, and they taste good! I know you can get them at Super Wal Mart and Price Chopper. http://www.latortillafactory.com/

2. Blue Bunny Products (ice cream bars and yogurts): if you're looking to cut sugar from your diet and not suffer too much,you gotta check their stuff out. http://www.bluebunny.com/DefaultNonFlash.aspx

3. Kashi oatmeal and snack bars...Kashi anything really..http://www.kashi.com/

4. V8 -easiest way to get a serving or two of veggies.

5. Morningstar Farms Garden Veggie Patties

6. Blueberries- lately I'm adding them to everything: oatmeal, yogurt, whatever! Fresh, frozen, or dried, you can't go wrong!

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happy september!! [01 Sep 2006|11:20am]
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hope everyones august was great, and i wish you all to have an even better september!!!

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that___girl's tips [01 Sep 2006|01:27pm]
that___girl posted these on my post, and I thought she had some really good tips, so I wanted to make sure everyone could read them!

quaker low sugar oatmeal is awesome
homemade veggie soup-throw in any veggies you want, add 1 packet of lipton's chicken and stars soup mix, and cover with water! low calorie, warm, and filling!
south beach diet protein bars-low cal, high protein and fiber... peanut butter is my fave
carrot chips!- they look like potato chips, but they're just cold, crunchy carrots!
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in response to secretthoughts post: [01 Sep 2006|03:17pm]
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I thought of posting this as a comment, but I know people are always looking for new foods to put in their diets, so I figured, what the hell, I'll post it for everyone.

hmm i have a bunch of staples, probably most of all you lovely and healthy girls already know about, but if you dont, here's a tip!

1. pico de gallo (recipe: http://www.mex-recipes.com/pico-de-gallo-recipes.html) i like this because it makes it easy to spice up anything. i usually add it on top of salad or on a sandwich to give it some flavor and spice. the recipe i posted adds salt, but i don't and it tastes fine, the onions, garlic and cilantro really give it great taste.

2. strawberries, a must. cantaloupe too. make great snacks, additions to meals or desserts.

3. sugar free jello with fat free cool-whip...makes that dessert craving much easier

4. lean sliced turkey or chicken, especially good to eat before working out. i use it for a snack most of the time, because it's easy and guiltless. i also chop it up and add it to salads.

5. light yoplait vanilla yogurt with bran cereal sprinkled. it has more sugar than a lot of yogurts, but it's only 110 kcals plus however much cereal or topping is added. i like it because it is sweet, this is also a perfect snack for after medium to heavy exercise. make sure if you buy this, it is "light" not any of the others because regular or any other variety of yoplait yogurt has a lot of sugar/kcals otherwise.

6. egg whites with spinach and tomato, great for breakfast. sometimes, when i'm really hungry i'll add a pepperidge farm cinnamon raisin bagel (270cals), which keeps me full till lunch and tastes great, perfect size too.

7. protein shake: 1 scoop designer whey (90kcal), 1 cup skim milk (80kcal), 5-7 strawberries depending on size, 2 equal or splenda. tastes like heaven, great if you're in a rush in the morning, or any other meal. also good for people like me, who are always on the run and forget to consume the right amount of kcals in one day.

8. nutragrain bars: 140kcal, tastes good for a snack and is filling enough to get by for several hours. i like it because it's easy to carry around, tastes good enough, but not too good to binge on. they are especially good if put in the fridge or freezer. also, it's pretty low calorie compared to a lot of the other bars.

9. my favorite dinner: grilled chicken with a slight sprinkling of shreaded mozzerella over a bed of spinach and 1/4 cup aunt millies red sauce mixed with some red wine vinegar or balsamic. the mixing thing is definitely to taste, some people like it different ways...it's also good if you nix the red sauce and balsamic and add some white wine to the chicken and a small amount of garlic, lemon and olive oil. again, this is to taste. sometimes i add pasta on the side, but usually corn. adding some boiled clams really spices this dish up. this is really easy to do, boil the water and add the clams for about 7-9 minutes or until the clams are opened.

10. which brings me to another staple: corn, spinach and black beans. 3 staples I cannot live without.

11. lastly is salmon, it's so so healthy.

sorry for the long post! hope that this helps change up diets for the fall.

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