Sentences with phrase «same health rewards»

Vegans are more limited still, as eggs and dairy products are off the menu, however, it is still possible if you are motivated, and you will reap all of the same health rewards that meat - eating low - carb dieters enjoy.

Not exact matches

We can reduce sugar, salt and fat while at the same time optimising taste and providing consumers with choices that are more balanced, helping to control their weight and optimise their health, while not compromising on great taste and offering a rewarding eating experience.

«Health insurance is the most effective way of ensuring access to healthcare when needed and at the same time funding our healthcare system, and ensuring that healthcare personnel are well rewarded.

We've officially launched our referral program that lets you share the gift of health and earn rewards at the same time.

great experiment, very powerful example of risk to reward scenario, I have actually seen a similar experiment done before and surprisingly the results were practically the same, so i guess it just goes to show that if you cut your loses short and let your profits run longer that system in it self will keep your account in good health, add to this the edge of price action and it can't be clearer» a winning combination»..

She loves that no two days are the same and the rewarding feeling of helping to restore the health of pets, enabling them to spend more time with their owners.

At the same time, the Membership Rewards Program helps you — and us — to support great local animal health causes and help care for sick or injured strays, wildlife, and the occasional pet whose owners have run into financial difficulties.

Exploration was heavily rewarded with ammo / health in the previous two games, here you aren't really able to explore in quite the same way and most items are discovered by default.

It is a major contradiction to legislate for quality health care on one hand, while on the other hand, in the same statute, to reward negligent health care providers.

Ultimately, tiering has the same effect of denying public support to disfavored organizations, while enabling policymakers to argue that the policy merely rewards «worthy» organizations — most often, public health departments or safety - net providers that offer family planning services in the broader context of primary care.