Sentences with phrase «calorie counting so»

The weight watchers points calculator makes calorie counting so much simpler and easier.

I don't promote calorie counting so I don't list it, but if you need to know for your own reference livestrong.com has an easy to use tool to upload your recipes.

This relieves you from calorie counting so you can focus on chasing your goals.

I don't promote calorie counting so I don't list it, but if you need to know for your own reference livestrong.com has an easy to use tool to upload your recipes.

When I work with clients to restore their menstrual cycle naturally, or to heal metabolism so they stop gaining weight while eating 1,600 calories a day, or help release them from calorie counting so they can eat more and eat freely without worrying about weight gain — my first questions aren't about what's going into their mouths.

Can you tell me how you possibly got the calorie count so low on your nutrition facts?

Its not too taxing — I have been using the MyFitnessPal web site as I found that some of the recipes in the book were mostly over the actual calorie count so I use the MFP site diligently every meal and this works for me.

Not exact matches

-- Dr. Hyman's 10 - Day Detox Diet and Dr. Gundry's New Food Pyramid focus on healing and strengthening your body so you can stop counting calories and start creating a sustainable path to lifelong wellness.

A selling point for carbohydrate - restricted diets has always been that you can eat to satiety; counting calories is unnecessary, so long as carbohydrates are mostly avoided.

So, here at Gocompare.com health insurance, we're working with registered dietitian and health blogger at nicsnutrition.com, Nichola Whitehead to uncover what a healthy balanced diet actually looks like, and explain why you shouldn't rely on counting calories alone.

I was there to report on the Fit Body and Soul program — a marriage of prayer and calorie counting — which used the tenets of the bible and the help of local nurses to explain to parishioners why weight loss was so essential.

Counting calories (or whatever) focuses so narrowly on the size - obsessed «shoulds» of eating that it loses sight of the broader needs of the embodied human for acceptance, pleasure, nurture and fulfillment.

Hi Emily, so sorry but calories isn't something I like to count or focus on, I much prefer to focus on counting goodness instead!

So sorry but I don't know the calorie count for them as I just prefer to focus on delicious, natural food!

Hi James, so sorry but sadly I don't have the calorie content for my recipes as I much prefer to count nutrients and goodness rather than calories!

So sorry but I don't count the calories, much prefer to focus on the goodness instead Hope you love these x

Hi Bri, so sorry but this really isn't something which the recipes focus on, as they're all about focussing on plantbased goodness instead, I prefer to count the goodness not calories.

Hi Lisabeth, so sorry but I much prefer to count goodness rather than calories.

So sorry but I don't have any nutritional information for any of my recipes as I much prefer to count goodness rather than things like calories.

I am training to get more intuitive with eating so I love how you don't give calorie counts but rather serving suggestions.

So sorry but I don't have the nutritional value for my recipes, I prefer to count goodness rather than calories.

So sorry but calories are not something I focus on, I much prefer to focus on counting goodness instead!

I actually lost more weight and quicker once I stopped counting calories and started listening to what my body wanted, I've lost around 11 kg total, so not a «small» amount lost either.

Hi Sally, so sorry but I don't have the calorie content for any of my recipes, I much prefer to count goodness rather than calories.

So I won't be adding a calorie count to any of my recipes sadly.

In answer to your questions I don't believe in counting calories, as I explain in the food philosophy section as all these foods are so good for you and so easily digestible that you don't really need to think about calories if you always eat this way — you can't for example equate the calories of an avocado and a chocolate bar!

So sorry but I don't count the calories in my recipes, I much prefer to focus on goodness and nutrients.

I'm so sorry but I don't look at calories so I won't be adding them, I focus on counting goodness instead!

Hi Maree, I don't count calories so I don't know.

Baked goods are seriously my biggest weakness as far as having no self control (especially breads), so it's nice to know that I can count on you for having delicious quick breads that are also healthy and low calorie.

Hi Michelle, I don't count calories so I don't calculate them for my recipes.

The nuts and chocolate chips add a fair amount of calories so... without those two ingredients the calorie count per serving is 231.

Next time I am going to try to use less oil for the tortillas so I can keep the calorie count under 200 each per enchilada.

Although counting calories doesn't work so well, healthy nutrition and a strong exercise program are absolutely critical to weight loss.

Let's take a look at some of the reasons why accurately counting calories is so difficult:

So reduce the calorie count but keep all the comfort by subbing in that hardest working vegetable, cauliflower, instead.

you said «provided you keep calories under control» — so does that mean you have to count calories even if you're controlling the number of carbs?

Many people find that counting calories are the only way they can lose weight successfully, but doing so can be a pain.

It's nice having sources like this available so that, no matter the calorie count on the packages, the item will show the same amount of calories regardless of location: --RRB-

So while it's true that you don't need to be as concerned about counting calories from these food sources, you still might want to stick to recommended serving sizes when trying to lose weight.

So the deduction of dietary fiber from the total carbohydrate is not universally verified and validated when counting calories.

Before everyone from Panera to McDonald's to Shake Shack started posting calorie counts right there on their menus for everyone to gawk at — and then force out of their minds completely so they could order what they came for — the QR code was an excellent solution on a menu or translight order board: Scan this quirky little dude down in the corner and we'll tell you everything from fat content to riboflavin levels of our onion rings.

A lot of us are counting calories, fat, carbs and protein, so it would be VERY helpful if you would list those things on ALL of your recipes instead just on some.

And, let me tell you on a side note, I'm so glad you don't put all those distracting calories and fat grams and stuff with your recipes, because if you had them, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be able to pretend that eating a huge piece of the lemon poundcake counts as a «serving of fruit», cause it totally counts as a serving of fruit, right?

looks so good, but analyzed the recipe through calorie count.

Unfortunately I don't have the calorie count for the recipe, so sorry about that!

Hi Angie; I was about to make the recipe but sat down to do a calorie count and found that the batch is a total of 2950 calories, which works out to 369 / bar for 8 bars.I am trying to lose weight and have to deal with diabetic issues, so I need to make these a bit more user friendly.

If your schedule allows, make your Valentine treats at home, so you know the exact ingredients, calories, and fat count in your recipe.

Various programs have features that will count the calories and more, so if this interests you, look for the one that is best for you.

But I have weird anxieties about not knowing how many calories are in something, heh (it's like I either have to count everything or nothing at all), so I've been calculating some of my food on the sly.