Sentences with phrase «for everything in moderation»

Isn't there an argument for everything in moderation?

Although there is room for everything in moderation, the vast majority of your food should be natural and healthy.

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Perhaps his material had been intercepted, but «there is nothing that would disturb me more at this moment than to know that these manuscripts had reached you and that you were holding them back... For goodness sake, curb that moderation and prudence of which I suspect you,... I came to Wittenberg and amid all the delight of being with my friends again I found this drop of bitterness... Everything else that I hear and see pleases me very much... Commend me to the most illustrious Sovereign from whom I want to keep my arrival in Wittenberg and my departure a secret... Farewell.

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For the normal person butter can be consumed in moderation (not Paula Deen style), just like everything else I hope I answered your question!

Everything in moderation is what works best for us now.

Watch what you eat «Everything in moderation» is the best rule for following a balanced and nutritious diet.

I do not buy into the «moderation in everything» or the «do what works for you» as a fall back.

The «Oh my gosh, so everything is bad for you and we should just live on water,» and the «Can't we just enjoy things in moderation?»

This makes it more difficult for the novice to start adding in excessive amounts of new lifts to which they will not be able to adapt and progress on quickly as it forces them to keep the volume per body part in moderation in order to get out of the gym in a timely manner due to having to train everything in every session.

If you want to eat some pizza and ice cream, then go for it but watch your overall calories and remember, everything in moderation.

While the 80/20 rule doesn't ultimately amount to much more than «everything in moderation,» Bruning says it can actually be a great way for all - or - nothing folks to find a form of moderation that works for them.

This is precisely where my Persian mother would step in to remind me that Americans do not understand a very vital concept for long term survival — moderation — and that as long as I'm not sprinkling raw chia seeds over everything that I eat I am most likely in the clear.

For me, I believe in everything in moderation.

For one thing, the «everything in moderation» argument is a huge fail.

Stay away from saturated or trans fats and go for monounsaturated fats so avocadoes, olive oil, hazel nuts, pecan nuts or polyunsaturated fats such as salmon, mackerel, sardines, walnuts etc just remember everything in moderation.

We asked Adeline about her daily diet, and she told us all about her background in healthy eating, her strong belief in «everything in moderation,» and her love for a good homemade tequila cocktail.

This is the ONLY thing I have had success with after bouncing around to different nutritionists for years, being vegan, raw, vegetarian, practicing «everything in moderation»..

With respect to the discussion of eating things in «moderation»... Keep in mind though that I don't agree with people that say «everything in moderation»... For example, there's ZERO reason to consume trans fats in moderation.

I am by no means super Rah Rah about soy (everything in moderation, and the more whole the better); and, I still believe that the preponderance of evidence speaks to soy's safety (except for those who are allergic to it).

For those of us who enjoy eating a well - rounded diet and believe in «everything in moderation,» this book is a must - read.

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Just like for humans, can make food tastier to a dog but everything in moderation, right?

The problem is that «everything in moderation» has become an excuse for people who don't want to change their eating habits, regardless of the evidence.

I think embracing what you really love, everything in moderation, and mixing things up just might be the simplest combination for a long lasting and budget friendly style that can gracefully evolve with the times.