Diets in Review
UPDATE: This giveaway has ended. Congratulations to @celiajoy. We’re giving away a Biggest Loser prize pack, but you’ve got to get your Tweet on to be eligible. Simply log-in to your Twitter account, then tweet RT @dietsinreview I want to … Continue reading
Beer or no beer? A study of 25 college students was performed a few years back and found that beer may have some positive influences on the body after a long tough workout. The students were split into two groups and asked … Continue reading
Joining us in March as the Featured Guest Blogger of the Month is California Raisins. They’ve got a team of nutrition professionals who want to ensure all of us are living as healthy as possible, providing information about healthy, natural … Continue reading
National Nutrition Month® is the annual nutrition campaign held in March to provide nutrition education and information. This campaign was created by the American Dietetic Association (ADA), in which they strives to improve Americans’ eating habits by stressing the importance of making healthy food … Continue reading
This morning on the Today Show, they discussed eight signs women should not ignore and the causes of them. I found this very informative and helpful information for us all. Below are the five signs and symptoms that women should not ignore … Continue reading
President Obama has been busy working on the unenviable task of fixing the U.S. economy. While that fiasco has been largely a reactive effort, the president is trying to be more proactive by addressing another issue before something equally devastating … Continue reading
Who doesn’t love egg rolls? Crispy on the outside, stuffed with soft veggies and spices and dipped in a sweet sauce…they are a Chinese take-out staple. But considering that an average egg roll packs about 400 calories and 16 grams … Continue reading
Kundalini yoga is a mysterious form of yoga that often gets misrepresented because of the inconsistent information that surrounds this spiritual practice. Even though it is one of the oldest styles of yoga, Kundalini Yoga was never taught publicly until 1969 when … Continue reading
We just wanted to let our loyal readers know that the DietsInReview.com team is in Austin for SXSW. We’ll be sitting in on sessions to learn what’s new in interactive developments to bring even more innovations to you. We’ll also … Continue reading
We always hear about how unhealthy restaurants are with their giant portion sizes and fat-laden meals, but what about shedding some positive light on restaurants? After all, many restaurants go to great lengths to ensure they’re serving delicious food that … Continue reading
This week, we can’t stop munching and crunching on blue corn tortilla chips! These snack-friendly chips are not just your ordinary tortilla chips. Not only are they more colorful, but they pack 20% more protein than a white or yellow … Continue reading