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July
- Plan, Prepare & Enjoy Healthy Foods
During July, we will learn how easy
it really can be to incorporate healthy
foods into our daily routine, and
summer is a great time to begin to
add fresh vegetables and fruits, to
experiment with healthier choices
that taste great, and to create meals
you really enjoy.
We will talk about ways to successful
select healthy portions, sustain balanced
meals and overcome cravings for foods
that lead to overeating.
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Specific
Areas We Will Cover
- Eat better –
Eat in balance
- Healthy nutrition
- Listen to hunger
levels
- Meal planning
- What beliefs trigger
food choices
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July 3, 2006
Effective Strategeies for Eating and Regaining Control Over Food
Our special guest
for this show is Linda
Spangle: Author, weight-management
coach, RN and MA
Learn about
what it takes to implement healthy food
choices in your life. Instead of turning
to the latest fad diet, discover effective
strategies for eating well as a way of life
and how to regain control over food.
Do you struggle to have or maintain healthy
eating habits? Do you know what to
eat, but just can’t seem to stick
with your intentions no matter how hard
you try? Our guest, Linda Spangle, has the
tricks, secrets and tips to help you understand
and address what causes you to fall off
the wagon. She is a leading expert on emotional
eating, one of the key reasons women struggle
with weight loss, and she will talk about
specific steps you can take from her successful
weight-management program called 100 Days
of Weight Loss: The Secret to Being Successful
on Any Diet Plan.
Listen to
the show
July 10, 2006
Fresh Perspectives
Our special
guest for this show is Evelyn Tribole: author, award winning registered dietitian
& counselor
Discover
new ways to look at eating healthy foods
that is balanced, exciting and easy to prepare.
It doesn’t have to be challenging
to plan, prepare and enjoy healthy foods.
We’ll talk about making food choices
that work for you.
Do you find it difficult to plan and prepare
healthy meals? Do you find it is easier
to gravitate to simple carbs and fast foods?
Are you always on the run, so you grab whatever
is easiest? Our guest, Evelyn Tribole, has
spent years helping millions of women discover
ways to prepare meals that are nutritious,
delicious and can be eaten on the run and
to reconnect to a way of eating that provides
Intuitive guidance in what, when and how
much to eat. She will also provide tips
for eating more balanced meals and snacks
throughout the day, so you will be less
inclined to crave carbs and overeat.
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the show
July 17, 2006
What Works for You
Our special guest
for this show is Lucy Beale:
Author, wellness coach
Learn
specific things you can do to choose foods
that are naturally healthy and will help
you to sustain weight loss and retain a
higher metabolism, by applying the glycemic
index.
Did you know that the glycemic index was
the original basis of the low carb diets,
and that a low glycemic approach to eating
still has merit? Our guest, Lucy Beale,
is an expert is glycemic index weight loss,
and she will explain the difference between
low carb and low glycemic index diets. She
will also talk about how a low glycemic
approach to eating is a healthy and balanced
way to successfully lose weight and support
your metabolism. And she will highlight
specific foods that help with weight loss.
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the show
July 24, 2006
Putting Lifestyle Changes into Practice
Our
special guest for this show is Dr.
Karin Kratina: international speaker,
author and nutrition therapist
Learn more ways you can put into
practice a healthy approach to eating.
Is less a ruling force in
your life? Are dieting, deprivation
and willpower getting you know where?
Are you hungry for something different?
Dr. Karin Kratina is a noted international
speaker, author and nutrition therapist
whose passion has been to help those struggling
with eating and weight issues. Twenty-three
years of experience and an unusual education,
including degrees in nutrition, exercise
physiology, gender studies and symbolic
anthropology, solidified Dr. Kratina's belief
that diets cause more problems than they
solve. As a result, she has been highly
influential in developing an entirely new
approach to dealing with these issues. |