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Midnight snacking may up heart disease, diabetes risk: Report - The Financial Express
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"Eating during the night may increase the risk of heart disease and diabetes by disrupting the body's biological clock, a study warns."
Happy Election Day! This brekkie has been on the menu for a solid week and it doesn’t get old. Prepped in a total of 2.5 minutes
Sprouted grain bread, avocado, scrambled egg
Day 1/14: Avoid Sugar at Breakfast Level III
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annefood 👌🏼
Breakfast sandwich with no added sugar. Sprouted grain bread with spinach avocado and egg.
Day 2/3: Avoid Sugar at Breakfast Level I
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annefood Yum!
8 glasses a day!
I fill two 32oz. water bottles with filtered water the night before and I'm ready to drink them anywhere I go!
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annefood Perfect @kelleyann !
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How to speed up your metabolism | Well+Good
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"You could be sabotaging yourself without even realizing it."
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humvee Thank you for this! Made the mistake of staying hungry today! Had no idea I'd be sabatoging myself in the hopes of losing weight!
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garv Actually, Long gaps have the opposite effect . I've tried it all! 4-5 small meals work brilliantly & every once in a while include dessert too!
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humvee Oh! Definitely going to go for 4 to 5 from now on. Thanks for the tip!
I've recently started eating banana oatmeal pancakes for breakfast with a very small addition of dark chocolate chips and I'm OBSESSED! 😋
The bananas don't even let you THINK of adding sugar! I make mine in large batches to save time in the morning! It has helped with my addiction to sweets too ☺️
Is soy the new sugar ?
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"Spoiler alert: Soy is everywhere."
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annefood So true—by cutting out soy there are very few processed foods left!