How Calorie Restriction Promotes Muscle Health and Longevity
Maintaining muscle strength and function is vital for healthy aging, and research increasingly highlights the role of calorie restriction (CR) […]
Maintaining muscle strength and function is vital for healthy aging, and research increasingly highlights the role of calorie restriction (CR) […]
When it comes to staying lean, it really comes down to your consistency. You need to be consistent with your workout, your diet, what you eat and the healthy habits you keep. Here’s five tips to maintain a lean, healthy body for life.
Losing weight can be challenging, but with dedication and a few diet rules, it is possible. As women, we tend to hold more fat weight, which means we need to seriously put in the work, not just in they gym, but also by following a consistent diet plan.
If you find yourself failing, over and over, are feeling frustrated, perhaps its time to take a good look at what is causing you to fail. Here are 7 reasons your diet could be failing you!
There are ways to stop emotional eating, and prevent it from sabotaging your results for good. Here are 4 ways, plus a few helpful tips to stop emotional eating and learn how to be intuitive to your hunger!
You have probably heard that daily fibre intake is an important part of a healthy diet. What’s more foods high in fiber are not hard to find, in fact many can be found in the foods you are probably already familiar with! But despite this fact many of us still do not get enough fibre in our diet. In fact, most consume less than 50% of the recommended dietary fibre in-take needed for good health! So, what exactly are the health benefits of fibre? Keep reading to find out everything you have ever needed to know about your daily fibre intake, how much you need and how to get more of it!
Reducing cortisol can be accomplished by reducing stress via exercise and mediation techniques, but what you eat can also impact your cortisol. Here’s five foods to include in your diet to help control this hormone.
A rise in this hormone can trigger numerous pathways that can affect everything from our emotional well being to our ability to build muscle and yes – burn fat! If that weren’t enough, the environment we live in and the food we eat, can further contribute to our body’s inflammatory response, causing greater inflammation and greater cortisol response. So what are we to do? Keep reading to find out everything you need to know about stress, cortisol and how it makes us fat!
By occasionally jolting up the calories and changing your macros, you can kickstart the metabolism and get the your body burning calories and fat again. From a psychological stand point, the cheat meal can help set goals to stay on track with your diet and give you that extra motivation to get through those tough dieting days, especially if you know a little bit of enjoyment is soon to come your way. Here’s how to have a cheat meal – the right way!
If you are serious about committing to your new weight loss plan – you need to make those goals stick. So get them out of your head and onto paper – write them down and put them up wherever you can see them to re-enforce your goals. Here are ten weight loss motivation tips to help you plan your goals and keep you moving forward!