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Sleep More And Weigh Less

by Sarah Koszyk

Published Thursday, 17 November, 2011

Who doesn’t love to wake up feeling refreshed after a restful night of sleep? Unfortunately, the daily grind of modern life seems to get in the way of our snooze time these days. Staying up late and waking up early – bad idea. Not only does that lead to extra awake time to raid that…

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The 20 Minute Rule To Lose Weight

by Sarah Koszyk

Published Saturday, 6 August, 2011

How long do you take to eat a meal? Are you taking the recommended 20 minutes to eat your lunch or dinner? If you are, you are helping with your weight loss success. Eating Free is about taking time to enjoy your food and savor the flavors (not just eat a “free for all”). Let…

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What If You Blew It?

by Manuel Villacorta

Published Sunday, 26 December, 2010

Have you eaten too much lately?  Don’t stress about it or go to the gym and overdo it!  Just keep moving forward by picking right back up where you left off with your healthy habits.  Remember that your body works on a weekly average intake, so just go back to Eating Free and to logging…

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Holiday Party Survival Strategies Part Four

by Manuel Villacorta

Published Thursday, 2 December, 2010

Today I want to remind you just how important it is to keep your hunger satisfied with healthy snacking throughout the day.  This will prevent you from overeating later on.  There’s a hormone called Ghrelin that’s produced in your stomach and that increases your appetite, causing you to overeat.  To prevent the overproduction of this…

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Webinar: Fight Back! How to Beat the Hormones That Are FORCING You to Overeat

by Manuel Villacorta

Published Tuesday, 30 November, 2010

FREE WEBINAR   Don’t miss this great webinar Learn the difference between psychological and physiological hunger-and end overeating once and for all!   In Eating Free’s first Holiday Free-For-All webinar, I’ll teach you how to differentiate between genuine physical appetite and emotional/hormonal cravings, all of which may occur at the same time, leading to needless binging.  I’ll also…

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The Exercise Myth – Why exercise is not for weight loss

by Josephine Quiocho

Published Wednesday, 13 October, 2010

Calories in, calories out, right? No pain, no gain? WRONG! Everything we’ve heard about exercise and weight loss is wrong. Do you kill yourself at the gym and barely see any results? Have you succeeded in restricting your diet and survive on only the minimal amount of food, yet don’t lose any weight or may be gaining weight?

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