October 2021

Recipe: Easy and Healthy Chicken Fajitas


Myth: Exercise Turns Fat Into Muscle


Research: New study on soda taxes.

Soda taxes reduce sales in Philadelphia by sending buyers to neighboring areas.  

In prior posts, I have been quite skeptical of sin taxes such as sugar or soda taxes.  I personally think that they will hurt those who can barely afford them and drive people to buy them elsewhere.  I wrote about it in Sugar Tax: Would it decrease obesity?  I also believe that it might reduce sales, and that is supported by my article entitled “Soda Taxes Can Change Behavior.”  So what does the new research show?  

 

Research: Your Love Handles Could Be Killing You

Researchers warn of heart disease risk increasing with your waistline.   Waist Circumference Measurement For 30 years, medical providers have been encouraging diabetics and patients…

 

Myth: Once I lose weight I can eat whatever I want.

To remain healthy and keep the weight off, you must watch what you eat. All-You-Can-Eat-Buffet Obesity is associated with an increased risk of several chronic…

 

Research: Soda Taxes Can Change Behavior

Sales of sugar-sweetened beverages can be reduced by taxes.   Refreshing Bubbly Soda Pop About one year ago, Berkeley, California, added a one-cent tax per ounce on…

 

Myth: Weight loss is a predictable linear process.


Recipe: Chicken Chili Verde


Exercise: What Made Me Choose Walking?


Editorial: Sweetened Beverages and All-Cause Mortality

What is the link between sugary beverage consumption and increased all-cause mortality Pineapple juice We have long suspected that there is a link between sugar-sweetened…