Sentences with phrase «of winter weight»

I would love to win this, maybe lose a little bit of the winter weight from this never ending winter!

It's time to get out and shed some of the winter weight we inevitably put on.

Not exact matches

From the low hum during the longest of winters to volatile moments rocking on the floor of my closet, questioning whether my life would always bear this weight.

No wonder the majority of us all gain weight in the Fall / Winter, these recipes are amazing.

The one change I might make (as I am on Weight Watchers) is to use winter squash instead of the sweet potato — but, honestly, this sounds yummy just the way it is.

What I can do, and have started doing as a matter of routine (and, to be honest, as a matter of free therapy) every fall, is to collect my weight in pumpkins and other orange - fleshed winter squash, poke the bejeezus out of them with a knife, pack them into a hot oven on sheet pans, and walk away for an hour.

The Mexican had bulked up over the winter to better cope with the more physical nature of 2017's cars, but he has been asked by his Force India team to trim off some weight because its new challenger was too heavy in testing.

I know there is a cycle of weight gain and loss because you eat higher fat and starchy food in the winters and fresh beautiful fruits and vegetables in the summer.

Lots of colors are also available, and you can choose from lighter... MORE weight summer materials, thicker winter swaddles, or organic cotton.

Just as versatile as the summer - weight styles, the Fall / Winter versions of maxi dresses come in a variety of knit and jersey fabrics.

Below, Dr. Lori Feldman - Winter, professor of pediatrics at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University, explains whether you really can lose weight through breastfeeding, and why the perks of exclusive breastfeeding extend well beyond vanity.

My little one was always snuggled close, warm in the cold winter without carrying the additional weight of blankets!

Wednesday's winter storm turned the valley into a late - winter wonderland, but the weight of the snow - clinging to trees broke limbs and left 40k customers in the dark and cold, many for the second time in a week.

With the Smart Snap System, you can snap a twin DreamTek over one half of a king - sized item, giving one side a «winter weight.»

If a deer can get enough of it, it may not even lose weight in the winter.

This study showed the timing of when faba was planted had a dramatic effect on the biomass — the total weight — the plants produced before winter weather stopped growth.

The seismologists say the weight of winter precipitation depresses the Sierra Nevada Mountains by about a centimeter -LRB-.04 inch), while stream and ground water depresses the Coast Ranges by about a half a centimeter.

Getting a good amount of sleep helps with weight control, says W. Chris Winter, MD, author of The Sleep Solution.

Now that the days are longer and the weather is better, it's a great time to shrug off that excess winter weight that many of us pack on.

An advocate of balance, which extends to seriously delicious raw treats if her Insti is anything to go by (#cleaneating), Attard's resolutions include joining a yoga studio and not gaining weight over winter.

Winter puts our bodies in a form of hibernation, where we tend to gain weight which needs to be cut down as the spring approaches.

In addition to containing lectins, all varieties of squash contain sugars that cue your body to store weight in preparation for winter.

Which, considering we live in SD with 7 months of winter (no vitamin D and little weight bearing activitiy) and my daughter picks at high calcium content foods, seems reasonable.

With the light airs of spring all around, many of us are going to lighten their diets too and want to shed some of the obstinate weight they have packed on over the winter season.

is it okey if I stay at 150 gr of carb per day in preparation of summer or until i reach my goal weight and get lean and then i slowly up them at 200 - 230gr per day (let's say for example during winter)?

One of the toughest things to do is maintain your weight during the winter months.

But after another month or two of a strict low - carb diet I started feeling really exhausted, plus I started having problems with constipation and insomnia — and during winter I started to gain weight around the mid-section, as well as losing a bit of muscle.

Most people tend to place their healthy water drinking ways on the back burner during the winter months and don't drink their recommend dosage of 2/3 of their body weight in ounces.

Now that summer is almost here, many of us are trying to shave off some winter weight and tone those muscles.

In addition to the high volume «pump» style weight training during this carb binge phase, I was also doing a lot of daily firewood splitting with an axe to help my parents prep for next winter (I LOVE the muscular workout involved in splitting massive logs the old fashioned way!).

You eat a ton of fructose — you need more Vitamin D to make up for it... unless the goal is to get insulin resistant, put on some weight, and stock up your energy stores for the coming winter.

Our bodies are adapted to gaining weight from fruits (because they are usually ripe at the end of summer and we are used to gain weight before the winter), and our bodies induce insulin resistance and secrete insulin when we ingest fructose to store it as a fat, not to burn it to get energy.

I said «Our bodies are adapted to gaining weight from fruits (because they are usually ripe at the end of summer and we are used to gain weight before winter), and our bodies induce insulin resistance and secrete insulin when we ingest fructose to store it as a fat, not to burn it to get energy».

During the winter days it is justified to use lotion, but too much of it will sweat you out, and make your hands moist which in turn will make the weights or barbells slippery.

As signs of springtime — renewal, warmth, and expansion — emerge, you may still feel stuck in the cold and heaviness of winter, fighting sleepiness and possibly extra weight from the holidays and being holed up.

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The human body has evolved with the seasons to eat heavily during the fall harvest and keep weight on the winter to protect from the cold and lack of food.

Winter is the time when most of us tend to put on weight.

I lost a lot of weight but over this cold, cold, winter I put it all back on.

In addition, the ratio of caloric intake to expenditure and body weight peaked in the winter.

Many of us are still wearing our winter weight and are nowhere near bikini ready.

It's going to feel so good to get out of the house in light weight clothes and finally ditch that Winter coat!

It is that time of year when I wear my Spring Fake Out items, which are winter weight but spring colored.

I agree with wearing these colors anytime but it seems most of them are fall / winter weight fabrics.

Whether you're excited about winter holiday gatherings or looking forward to celebrating the completion of your weight loss challenge, Myntra has a dress for you.

Plus one of my winter bucket list activities is to try 5 new Weight Watchers recipes.

This sort of fat burning exercise is exactly what my body needs to shed that extra winter weight its clung onto so desperately.

Tights, a crinoline or slip (crinolines do an awesome job of keeping you warm in the winter), heavier weight skirt or dress, cardigan or sweater, and vintage winter coat make up my usual cold weather attire, with heavy weight repro denim (I swear by my beloved Freddies of Pinewood jeans) for my causal days or if I'm going to be walking though much snow.

Look for heavy duty tee's that have a bit of weight to them so they have an autumn - winter feel.

These aren't your heavy winter scarves, but lighter weight scarves made out of materials like gauze and cotton.