New research from the Monell Center analyzed nearly 400,000 food reviews posted by Amazon customers to gain real-world insight into the food choices that people make. The findings reveal that many people find the foods in today’s marketplace to be too sweet. “This is the first study of this scale to study food choice beyond… Continue reading According to Big Data, Your Food is Too Sweet
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5 Deadly Sins Parents and Coaches Commit in Training Young Athletes
I’ve been around the Youth Fitness and Training arena for over 2 decades. I’ve learned a lot in that time, especially from my mistakes. That’s why it pains me to see the same mistakes being made over and over in the training of young athletes and children in general. In many ways, parents can be… Continue reading 5 Deadly Sins Parents and Coaches Commit in Training Young Athletes
Study Finds CTE in Both Athletes and Non-athletes
Nearly 6% of athletes and non-athletes were found to have the neurodegenerative disorder chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in the largest, and broadest, study conducted of the disease to date. The findings were published June 14 in the international journal Brain Pathology. “Generally our findings point to CTE being more common in athletes and more common… Continue reading Study Finds CTE in Both Athletes and Non-athletes
Recipe: Keto Brownie Muffins
These have quickly become a breakfast and snacking favorite in our household! Easy to make, portable and 7 grams of fiber per serving! Rich dark chocolate flavor with a touch of sweetness thanks to sugar-free caramel syrup. Filling and satisfying! Try them split and toasted with a little cream cheese! Oh my! Ingredients1 cup golden… Continue reading Recipe: Keto Brownie Muffins
Energy Use in Children’s Developing Brains Linked to Obesity Risk
A new study proposes that variation in the energy needs of brain development across kids — in terms of the timing, intensity and duration of energy use — could influence patterns of energy expenditure and weight gain. Weight gain occurs when an individual’s energy intake exceeds their energy expenditure — in other words, when calories… Continue reading Energy Use in Children’s Developing Brains Linked to Obesity Risk
Recipe: Keto Sausage Veggie Breakfast Casserole
Want an easy-to-make and even easier to LOVE ketogenic option for breakfast? Want one that you can make ahead and reheat later? Want a keto breakfast that actually provides you a serving of vegetables, too? This one will do ALL of that! If you are a ketogenic or low carb dieter, you know that eating… Continue reading Recipe: Keto Sausage Veggie Breakfast Casserole
Podcast: Things You Should Know About Protein
What do you really know about protein? How much should you eat? What kind is best? Do all proteins act the same way in the body? What about my kidneys? Won’t a high protein diet hurt them? Is protein made from bugs really a thing? Are protein bars okay? There are lots of questions athletes… Continue reading Podcast: Things You Should Know About Protein
