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                                     title="Permanent Link to How to Prepare a Week of Healthy Meals in Just an Hour">How
                to Prepare a Week of Healthy Meals in Just an Hour</a></h2>
            <small>January 31st, 2011</small>
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                <p><img alt="" class="alignright size-full wp-image-10104" height="205"
                        src="/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/preparing_food1.jpg" width="309"/>Meal preparation is in
                    my opinion the most significant factor in preventing people from following a healthy diet. When it’s
                    time to eat, most people are either too hungry or too tired to invest time and effort into preparing
                    a truly healthy and nutritious meal. With a little planning, however, this is an excuse that you
                    should never be justified in using again. </p>
                <p>The healthiest meals are those based on <a href="/the-most-important-principle-of-healthy-eating/"
                                                              title="Whole Foods: The Most Important Principle of Healthy Eating">whole
                    foods</a>, but for many people, the time it takes to prepare this type of meal is both a problem and
                    an inconvenience. Fortunately, even for the busiest people, meal preparation can be streamlined to
                    the point of it being a minimal time commitment. </p>
                <p>Think of how easy it is to pack dinner leftovers for the next day’s lunch. When lunchtime arrives,
                    there’s no thought or effort involved. You simply grab the meal you packed, heat it up if
                    appropriate, and eat. It couldn’t be any easier. The key to simplifying the preparation of healthy
                    meals is very similar in concept. In short, you intentionally prepare a bunch meals in advance. The
                    following are 3 simple steps for doing so.
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            <h2 class="posttitle"><a href="/an-unjustified-knock-against-grass-fed-beef/" rel="bookmark"
                                     title="Permanent Link to An Unjustified Knock Against Grass Fed Beef">An
                Unjustified Knock Against Grass Fed Beef</a></h2>
            <small>December 2nd, 2010</small>
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                <p><img alt="" class="alignright size-full wp-image-10068" height="186"
                        src="/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/grass_beef.jpg" width="300"/>Animals raised in a natural
                    environment and on their natural diet are likely be healthier, and in turn, be a source of higher
                    quality meat. Based on this premise, choosing meat from pasture raised animals makes a lot of sense
                    and is supported by research that has identified a number of ways in which this type of meat is
                    superior. However, a recent study done by researchers from Texas A&amp;M is being used to claim the
                    opposite, that beef from grain fed cattle is healthier than beef from pasture fed cattle. </p>
                <p>Although there are many great reasons to choose meat from pasture raised livestock, eating
                    conventionally produced meat is not necessarily a guarantee for poor health. Someone who primarily
                    eats whole foods, is active, and manages stress well will still be likely to enjoy good health
                    despite the concerns associated with conventionally produced meat. However, to insinuate in a
                    general sense that beef from grain fed cattle is healthier than that from pasture fed beef is quite
                    a stretch in my opinion.</p>
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            <h2 class="posttitle"><a href="/is-your-exercise-routine-lacking-purpose/" rel="bookmark"
                                     title="Permanent Link to Is Your Exercise Routine Lacking Purpose?">Is Your
                Exercise Routine Lacking Purpose?</a></h2>
            <small>October 6th, 2010</small>
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                <p><img alt="" class="alignleft size-full wp-image-10033" height="205"
                        src="/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/tired_exercise.jpg" width="300"/>It’s common knowledge
                    that regular exercise is an important part of promoting good health. However, many people
                    shortchange themselves by following an exercise program without putting much thought into what
                    they’re doing or why they’re doing it. This typically results in the benefits of the program being
                    poorly aligned with the individual’s needs and goals, and in some cases, this can do more harm than
                    good. </p>
                <p>It goes without saying that most of us make important decisions through a process of specific and
                    deliberate reasoning. Because exercise has a significant influence on health, and because this
                    influence can sometimes be negative, choices relating to exercise deserve the same level of
                    discretion. However, it’s common for people to invest their time, effort, and health into an
                    exercise program without evaluating how appropriate it is for their needs. This greatly reduces the
                    value they’ll gain from their effort.</p>
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                Jerky: A Nutritious and Convenient Snack</a></h2>
            <small>July 15th, 2010</small>
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                <p><img alt="" class="alignright size-full wp-image-9991" height="222"
                        src="/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/jerky.jpg" width="300"/>Snacking is a convenient way to
                    suppress appetite and obtain nutrients between meals, but most snack foods are highly processed and
                    full of sugar. The difficulty in finding a healthy and appealing snack food is a challenge that can
                    easily ruin an otherwise healthy diet. Because of its nutritional value, convenience, and great
                    taste, beef jerky is an excellent snack that can help to solve this problem, but as with most foods,
                    there are a number of factors to consider in regard to quality and health. </p>
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            <h2 class="posttitle"><a href="/finding-a-strong-source-of-motivation-for-healthy-living/" rel="bookmark"
                                     title="Permanent Link to Finding a Strong Source of Motivation for Healthy Living">Finding
                a Strong Source of Motivation for Healthy Living</a></h2>
            <small>June 3rd, 2010</small>
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                <p><img alt="" class="alignleft size-full wp-image-9956" height="206"
                        src="/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/yoga_canyon.gif" width="310"/>It seems that many people
                    are unable to maintain the motivation needed to make a lifelong commitment to healthy habits,
                    especially in regard to diet and exercise. Although this is often blamed on a lack of will and
                    dedication, there are other important factors to consider as well. </p>
                <p>People who struggle with motivation often embrace the latest trends hoping that it will be what they
                    need to keep them focused. However, given the large number of health related products and programs
                    that exist, and the also large number of people who continue to struggle with motivation, it should
                    be obvious that such an approach is unlikely to result in long term success. While it’s hard to
                    criticize anything that encourages people to embrace healthier habits, the latest trends and
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            <h2 class="posttitle"><a href="/update-sugar-feet-and-antinutrients/" rel="bookmark"
                                     title="Permanent Link to Update: Sugar, Feet, and Antinutrients">Update: Sugar,
                Feet, and Antinutrients</a></h2>
            <small>April 30th, 2010</small>
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                <p><img alt="" class="alignright size-full wp-image-9928" height="210"
                        src="/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/sugar_spoon.jpg" width="300"/>What might these random
                    topics have to do with each other? It’s been over a year since I’ve written some of the articles on
                    this site, and since then, I’ve accumulated additional information that has inspired me to make
                    extensive updates to several of them. Although sugar consumption, foot function, and the
                    antinutrients commonly found in seemingly health foods such as nuts, seeds, and grains may not seem
                    to have much in common, they’re all factors that effect many of us on a daily basis. Based on this,
                    I think it will be worth while for you to take another look at the following updates.</p>
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            <h2 class="posttitle"><a href="/chocolate-indulgence-or-superfood-part-3/" rel="bookmark"
                                     title="Permanent Link to Chocolate: Indulgence or Superfood? (Part 3)">Chocolate:
                Indulgence or Superfood? (Part 3)</a></h2>
            <small>April 13th, 2010</small>
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                <p><img alt="" class="alignleft size-full wp-image-9880" height="224"
                        src="/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/chocolate_vs_strawberry.gif" width="305"/>Traditionally,
                    chocolate has been considered to be an unhealthy indulgence for a variety of reasons. However,
                    research has also shown that chocolate can provide a number of important health benefits. The
                    question that remains is if these benefits outweigh chocolate’s potential to have adverse effects.
                </p>
                <p>The first article in this series discussed the <a href="/chocolate-indulgence-or-superfood-part-1/"
                                                                     title="Chocolate: Indulgence of Superfood Part 1">impressive
                    health benefits of chocolate</a> including its high antioxidant capacity, its potential to reduce
                    the risk of heart disease and certain cancers, and its ability to improve circulation and even skin
                    health. The second article described the <a href="/chocolate-indulgence-or-superfood-part-2/"
                                                                title="Chocolate:Indulgence or Superfood Part 2">less
                        desirable characteristics of chocolate</a> such as its potential to impair digestion, alter
                    mood, and be contaminated with potentially toxic heavy metals. The intent of this final article is
                    to consider how chocolate can fit into a truly healthy diet and to identify the factors that can
                    make it more of a health promoting food than an indulgence.</p>
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            <h2 class="posttitle"><a href="/chocolate-indulgence-or-superfood-part-2/" rel="bookmark"
                                     title="Permanent Link to Chocolate: Indulgence or Superfood (Part 2)">Chocolate:
                Indulgence or Superfood (Part 2)</a></h2>
            <small>April 5th, 2010</small>
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                <p><img alt="" class="alignright size-full wp-image-9855" height="298"
                        src="/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/small_chocolate.gif" width="204"/>Although chocolate has
                    been shown to have a variety of impressive health benefits, there are a number of concerns to
                    consider before consuming it specifically for this reason. Contrary to what you might think, the
                    majority of these concerns aren’t related to the unhealthy characteristics of candy and other sweets
                    that often lead people to classify chocolate as an indulgence food.</p>
                <p>The previous article presented the <a href="/chocolate-indulgence-or-superfood-part-1/"
                                                         title="Chocolate: Indulgence or Superfood Part 1">many
                    impressive health benefits of chocolate</a> including a remarkably high antioxidant capacity, a
                    reduced risk of heart disease and diabetes, a reduced growth rate of several cancers, and even
                    improved skin health. However, since each of these benefits can be obtained in other ways, the
                    remaining question that needs to be answered is if chocolate should be consumed specifically to
                    promote good health despite having some potentially harmful characteristics. The following issues
                    provide some of the insight needed to answer this question.</p>
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            <h2 class="posttitle"><a href="/chocolate-indulgence-or-superfood-part-1/" rel="bookmark"
                                     title="Permanent Link to Chocolate: Indulgence or Superfood? (Part 1)">Chocolate:
                Indulgence or Superfood? (Part 1)</a></h2>
            <small>March 30th, 2010</small>
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                <p><img alt="" class="alignleft size-full wp-image-9809" height="298"
                        src="/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/chocolate_on_face.gif" width="217"/>Chocolate is the
                    favorite food of many people but it’s often viewed as an unhealthy indulgence. Despite this, more
                    and more evidence is suggesting that chocolate provides a number of impressive health benefits. Is
                    this too good to be true?</p>
                <p>Surprisingly, there’s an overwhelming amount of research and opinion existing on chocolate and its
                    potential to alter mood, cause intense cravings, and influence health. As such, there’s a lot of
                    important information to discuss, but too much to include in one article, so this will be the first
                    of three. This article will discuss the beneficial aspects of chocolate, the next one will consider
                    if and how chocolate can detract from health, and the final article will include my opinion on
                    whether chocolate is a so called superfood or just an indulgence as is commonly thought. In this
                    last article, I’ll also share what my three favorite chocolates are as well as some important
                    information regarding selection. </p>
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            <h2 class="posttitle"><a href="/the-frightening-uncertainty-of-genetically-modified-foods/" rel="bookmark"
                                     title="Permanent Link to The Frightening Uncertainty of Genetically Modified Foods">The
                Frightening Uncertainty of Genetically Modified Foods</a></h2>
            <small>March 18th, 2010</small>
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                <p><img alt="" class="alignright size-full wp-image-9680" height="260"
                        src="/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/genetically_modified_tomato.gif" width="271"/>The genetic
                    modification of food crops may sound like an advantageous use of modern technology, and the
                    biotechnology industry assertively claims that it is, but there are a number of frightening concerns
                    associated with it that aren’t being given the consideration they deserve. </p>
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                <p>Genetics is a very complex subject that we have yet to fully understand. Considering that it took
                    billions of years for the current gene pool to evolve to be what it is today, is it really a good
                    idea for us to be so casual about altering it? </p>
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