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Chocolate Lovers Tip
When the chocolate craving hits you, it's O.K. to enjoy a small piece of dark chocolate.

Ring In The New Year... Salt Free
Too many of us overlook the importance of reducing the sodium in our diet when trying to lose weight or improve our health.

Rice Diet vs. Atkins
What's the difference…

Body Mass Index and Your Health
Knowing your BMI can help you take action to modify your weight properly and improve your health.

Artificial Sweeteners Are Unnecessary and Unwise
The benefit of artificial sweeteners for weight loss is questioned for several reasons.

Statistics
Obesity in America, by the numbers…

Needs That Food Serves
There are many different needs that food serves for us.

Recovery Tools
Consider some of these tools and philosophies for recovery.

How Much Salt Do We Really Need?

Our bodies do need some sodium to function. The average American consumes 4,000 to 7,000 milligrams of sodium per day. This is a significantly larger amount that is recommended by the average dietician and cardiologist…

Coping with Emotional Eating

Do you ever feel obsessed with the desire to eat, even when you've eaten just a few hours previously? Do you ever feel a of loss of control while eating, or ask yourself "Why am I eating? I'm not even hungry!"

Diminishing the Dining-Out Dilemma
Although many people on a low-fat, low-sodium, and low-sugar diet think that dining away from home is inevitably a hopeless situation, it does not have to be.

Setting the Stage for Success
Creating a home environment that supports your efforts can dramatically improve your chances of success.

Learning to Accept Your Body
By Dr. Stephanie Nilsen
Weight loss alone does not guarantee an improved body image.

Exercise Rx from the Rice House
Enjoy one daily hour of walking and it will help you enjoy your life! Guaranteed!
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