2015년 1월 9일 금요일

Stop the Pop: Kicking Your Soda Habit

Sexy Forver
 
Friday January 09
Hello and welcome to your daily newsletter from Suzanne Somers' Sexy Forever!
Start Your Personalized Weight-Loss Plan!

SIMPLE CHANGES
Stop the Pop: Kicking Your Soda Habit
Americans drink over 50 gallons of soda per person each year — and most of those soft drinks are the high–calorie, full of corn syrup and sugar kind. And all that liquid sugar simply serves to spike our insulin levels and encourage our bodies to store energy as fat, and make us fat in the process. But the diet versions aren't any better.   Find out why.



Featured Recipe: Raspberry Crème Brûlée
Crème Brûlée is a decadent, rich custard with a thin layer of caramelized sugar on top. And since it's mostly fats, it creates less of an insulin response. This recipe is a great option that can keep you away from sugary desserts. Once you try this extravagant treat, it is bound to become a favorite. Trust me on that one!   Get the recipe!





Advertisement
Advertisement
 Become a member | Learn more | Log in
 
Advertisement


Food for Thought
I use olive oil at most meals. I use it to marinate and cook my protein. I sauté my vegetables in it. I drizzle it on my salads. For certain meals, I will use coconut oil, or when I want a neutral taste, grapeseed oil. I also use butter and full-fat dairy products like sour cream. I eat Healthy Fats freely, but I don't go crazy eating sticks of butter just because I can. Fortunately, your body will not allow you to overeat these foods. Unlike with refined carbohydrates — where you can eat bag after bag of chips, crackers, and cookies — eating fats sends a signal to your body that you are satiated.

Follow Suzanne on
FacebookFacebookTwitterTwitter

More on Everyday Health


More Free Newsletters
From diet to pregnancy to general
health, we'll keep you informed on
your favorite topics - free!


댓글 없음:

댓글 쓰기