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The Unprocessed Food Diet – the first month

03.03.2010 · Posted in diet and nutrition, food, health

About a month ago, I changed my eating habits quite drastically. This is an update on how it’s going. First off, I’m mostly over my cravings. I no longer feel like I did when I was quitting smoking. In the first week, I was a bit obsessed with food, and I never felt satiated. Now, ...

The Unprocessed Food Diet – The first two weeks

02.16.2010 · Posted in diet and nutrition, food, health

What is the unprocessed food diet? It’s pretty simple. Follow these guidelines when preparing food for yourself. Eat unprocessed, whole foods like meat, eggs, nuts, vegetables, fruit. Buy it fresh when possible, but frozen is fine too. Cook foods simply without adding oil, spices, sugar, salt or anything else. Do not mix foods together. Eat smaller portions than ...

You should unprocess your food

02.09.2010 · Posted in books, diet and nutrition, food, health

I just finished The End of Overeating by David Kessler, former head of the FDA in the first Bush and Clinton administrations. In it he argues that the primary driver of our current obesity epidemic is the ubiquitous availability of large portions of hyperpalatable foods. What are hyperpalatable foods? Open a Chili’s menu or visit ...

Are Kids Fat Because They Are Lazy?

07.02.2008 · Posted in diet and nutrition, food, health

The conventional wisdom is that is more obesity in kids these days because they exercise less. If this is true, then you would expect that adding exercise into the routine of school kids would help the problem. However, research just presented at a recent Canadian Paediatric Society conference suggests that it doesn’t: Harris said researchers looked ...