Sentences with phrase «of dietary decisions»

It's about becoming fully informed about the consequences of our dietary decisions.

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Unfortunately, our culture has made a habit out of calling fitness and exercise a punishment for our dietary decisions.

She discovered that her dietary decisions are a reflection of the state of her body, heart, and soul.

The decision to cater specifically for meat free eaters is a reflection of changing dietary habits, according to Clive Schlee, chief executive of «Pret» since 2003.

The release today of the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Australian Dietary Guidelines and the decision to retain the existing 125 ml of fruit juice as being equivalent to a fruit serve for children has been welcomed by the fruit juice industry.

Media Statement 18 February 2013 Fruit juice industry welcomes Australian Dietary Guidelines The release today of the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Australian Dietary Guidelines and the decision to retain the existing 125 ml of fruit juice as being equivalent to a fruit serve for children has been welcomed by the fruit juice industry.

Having food at the ready that fits your goals can quash hunger pangs before you make dietary decisions that leave you full of junk food — and regret.»

That frequency of measurement could produce an unprecedented picture of how the body responds to dietary decisions, lifestyle activities and treatment.

When the deal, including the contract that gave Schwarzenegger at least $ 1 million a year, was made public in 2005, many criticized it as being a conflict of interest since the governor's office made decisions concerning regulation of dietary supplements in California.

On the practical side, low self - esteem tends to promote unhealthy choices: bad dietary decisions, lazy hygienic habits and lack of exercise, all of which can contribute to skin problems.

Taking in less means making better dietary decisions by being mindful of goals and aware of the challenges that are a part of losing weight after 50.

If you can then you can make dietary and medical decision from a position of information and knowledge.

Hopefully, you're now just a little bit more equipped to make the right dietary decisions if you or someone you know falls into any of the categories you just learned about, and still wants to lead an extremely active lifestyle without sacrificing performance and health.

Todd takes a balanced and common - sense approach to explaning the properties of foods, the Ayurvedic constitutions (doshas), the flavors and seasons, and how all of this can be applied to real - life dietary decisions.

Conversely, because saturated fats play so many beneficial roles, and because our bodies will contain large amounts of saturated fat whether we embrace it in our diets or choose to avoid it, it makes little sense to make dietary decisions based on the fear that we are eating too much saturated fat.

All together, TRT, workout improvements, and better dietary decisions can have you feeling like a much better version of yourself.

There is insufficient evidence to claim that we require some specific amount of saturated fat in our diets every day, so it makes little sense to make dietary decisions based on the fear that we are not getting enough saturated fat.

Created by Dr. Joel Furhman, author of the book Eat to Live, a Nutritarian is a person who bases their dietary decisions on those foods that have the most micro-nutrients per calorie.

Unfortunately, our culture has made a habit out of calling fitness and exercise a punishment for our dietary decisions.

That book has now received such acclaim and support that its first and second volumes are combined into a far more industry standard version released by a traditional publisher; it's even more economical now, as it's no longer being produced in - house at the request of people who didn't want to make dietary decisions for their allergy - stricken kids by booting up the computer and trying to connect to the internet via dial - up modem.

After nearly a year of dietary changes and veterinary treatment, in December 2013, Davis and Dr. Davied made the difficult decision to put Sofie Jane to sleep.

Learn how to make intelligent decisions about your dog's dietary needs: what food to buy, do you need to use a supplement, what kinds of treats are healthiest, what to feed if your dog has a medical condition, homemade diet or commercial, nutritional requirements, much more.

Even if you make the decision to treat your dog to the occasional helping of cottage cheese, avoid using it as a dietary staple.

She enjoys working with pet owners to demystify decisions regarding the best diet for pets with a variety of special dietary needs.