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Don't worry, new research shows eating sweets won't make you crave more
A groundbreaking study reveals that your love for sweetness might not be as changeable as diet culture claims.
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We Asked a Dietitian How to Eat Healthier During the Holidays
Having a healthy drink in hand can also help you eat less, since holding a cup will occupy your hands. Flavored water or ...
Dr. Albright answers the question: 'What Do You Suggest About Eating Sweets?' — -- Question: What do you suggest about eating concentrated sweets, such as candy, cake and pie? Answer: ...
Dietitians indicate what time is best to eat sweets and advise when to give them up completely. Many of us cannot imagine a day without a sweet accent. However, taking care of our health and figure, ...
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Don't Cut Out Sugar! The Best Time to Consume Sweets with a Dopamine Boost and Less Impact
For many of us, sugar—be it a cookie, doughnut, or slice of cake—is something we can't resist. Yet indulging in sweets does not have to cause chaos in the body or for energy levels if timed right. The ...
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