(that's like eating a teaspoon of sugar
so watch your intake — these treats are better when shared!)
At least that was my story... a little goes a long way
so watch your intake.
Not exact matches
Our main caveat with most of these items, however, is that they pack a lot of salt,
so you'd probably want to
watch your sodium
intake on the days you consume them.
If you're
watching your sodium
intake, make your own meatballs
so you can control the amount of salt.
And just
so you know, if you are making homemade bread,
watch your carb
intake during the day.
One side of my family seems pre-disposed to gestational diabetes (and diabetes in general),
so I've started really
watching my sugar and carb
intake.
Since I started to
watch my sugar
intake, it is
so important to me to really be aware of the random places sugar is hidden and also recognize how unnecessary it really is to include as much as we do in recipes.
i
watch my calories
intake so i cook such desert items only when i throw parties once a month or two,.
I'm trying to
watch my sugar
intake so I'm thinking of omitting the maple syrup and I also don't have access to the pure kind.
One reason is that stir - frys cook quickly
so that food retains its color, flavor, and nutrients and, if done properly, uses very little oil
so they're great for people who are
watching their fat
intake.
So no oil is necessary for all you to want to
watch the oil
intake.
Hi Julie I am on Warfarin
so have to
watch my Vitamin K
intake, plus have Pulmonary Hypertension
so have to
watch my water
intake.
Studies show that eating a diet high in sodium may lead to a poorer prognosis,
so you want to
watch your salt
intake.
Excess protein can lead to fat gain,
so it's important to
watch your daily protein
intake.
However, cauliflower contains more fiber than white potatoes,
so it's a great option if you're
watching your blood sugar levels or sugar
intake.»
The carb and sugar counts are also on the high side,
so if you are
watching your carb
intake, you may want to consume this sparingly.
So it's important to
watch out for soy
intake.
I became insulin resistent due to eating too much fruit and honey,
so I really have to
watch my sugar
intake.
Plenty of research has shown that excessive beer drinking will make you fat,
so avoid that beer belly and
watch your
intake!
It's little over 2 years later and the past 6 weeks I've been doing about half an hour of cardo (running) each week and focused the rest of my time (about 5 - 6 hours / week) on mixing cardio and strengh for an all - over body training (again, I was pretty much completely out of shape before these 6 weeks) and fair enough, I've
watch my food
intake (it's been VERY clean, lots of whole food) but I've gained
so much muscle mass, lost 5,5 kg in weight and even more importantly — nearly 7 % body fat!
If you are
watching your weight, controlling your calorie
intake by incorporating low - calorie food is important, but even more important is to choose foods that will fill you up
so you are not tempted by hunger and cravings between meals.
I will definitely intermittent fast and
watch my protein
intake so that I don't burn muscle.
It contains quite a bit of calories though,
so don't overindulge yourself if you have to
watch your calorie
intake.
its hard to convince people who really need to give up carbs to do
so my mom is diabetic and she wont give up her breads and sugars she does
watch her
intake but i feel like shes somewhat addicted
My mother and her father were both diabetic
so I do carefully
watch my sugar
intake.
I
watch my carb
intake better than before and I am starting to transition away from the meat (I've never been naturally inclined toward meat,
so it was tough to eat this way) and I am hoping to find my perfect diet: high in raw plant food, with healthy fats, protein and moderate carbs.
march 30th i weighed in, 89.6 kg, body fat 39.6, bmi 31, exercise is 5 km walk / jog in atleast 4 days in a week, i try to
watch my food
intake but not
so successful cos most days i exceed 1200 kcal
intake that i ought to since my height is 5.6.
I have to really
watch my sugar
intake, and I'm
SO happy to have found your coconut butter.
They are prone to gaining weight
so you'll have to
watch their calorie
intake and weight carefully.
What you are missing, and what I drown in daily being involved in this industry to some extent, is that these people aren't saying, «Eating HFCS won't make you feel full,
so you'll tend to eat more if you don't
watch your
intake and be in a calorie surplus, and therefore gain weight.»
To be fair, it was in the context of expanding the types of soft drinks that can have added caffeine;
so I suppose that some 4 - year - olds who have been guzzling 7 - UP might have to moderate their
intake (or at least
watch the label).
And since they sleep more and exercise less, they burn less calories You don't want them to gain weight,
so watch their food and snack
intake.
Samsung Health is a big part of the Sport, and it allows you to use the
watch for tracking your steps, calories burned, changes in your heart rate, calories you've consumed throughout the day, water and caffeine
intake, and
so much more.
I must also
watch my fluid
intake in the evenings
so I'm not stumbling to the bathroom several times in the middle of the night.