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8 Steps To Help You Turn Fat Into Muscle

1. Lean Protein If you want to tighten and tone, it’s not just about what you do on the outside. Your results depend a GREAT deal on what you put inside your body too. You have to feed your body the right things in order to see results. Your body uses protein to help restore [...]

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Comparing Yourself to Celebrities

I recently read a quote by Tosca Reno and thought that it was so cool, I wanted to share it with you. A bunch of fitness celebrities were asked how they maintain a six-pack. Most of them listed the exercises they did or the way they ate. Tosca answered honestly and I so appreciated her [...]

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10 Post Workout Snacks

Eating after a workout is just as important as eating before a workout. The best time to get the full benefits of a post workout snack is between 30 minutes to 1 hour after your workout. You want your body to use the snack towards repairing and recovering from the work you just did. As [...]

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Understanding the Different Types of Oatmeal

Oatmeal is a heart healthy food! It’s a great source of soluble fiber-  that’s that type that helps to lower your cholesterol levels. The problem is, there are so many different types of oatmeal to choose from, how do you know you’re buying the right kind? Instant Oatmeal This oatmeal has been rolled and pressed to be as thin as it [...]

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Real Sugar vs The Fake Stuff

Sugar is a natural sweetener! Our body recognizes it and are able to take the nutrients and energy we need from it and then digest the rest.  I don’t know why we all started to run from sugar!  Well, I do. All of the sudden, the ice cream sandwiches went from 300 to 150 calories AND they became [...]

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I love anything and everything to do with health and fitness. Join me as I babble about great weight loss tips & tricks, what heathy recipes I'm cooking in my kitchen and the products I'm eating in my pantry! And of course I'm full of great workout ideas from basics to butt kicks.

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Fat Free and Crispy Snack!

IntoFit | February 2nd, 2010 | Foods and Products | No Comments »

We can all thank my fabulous cousin Heather for this sweet find that will satisfy a sweet tooth and ‘that grab out of a bag and munch’ craving. It’s another dehydrated fruit product and I love it! They are called Yoga Chips: Made from Organic Fuji Apples. 5 Different flavors: Original, Apple Cinnamon, Caramel, Peach [...]

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The Simply Bar

IntoFit | January 12th, 2010 | Foods and Products | 3 Comments »

It’s very hard to find healthy energy/protein bars. Most of them are filled with chemicals, fake food and tons of sugar. They are branded andmarketed as healthy, but for 99% of the bars out there- healthy – they are not. This is why I love the LARA bar so much. It’s simple two ingredence make it top [...]

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Caloires and Fat in Movie Theatre Popcorn

IntoFit | December 4th, 2009 | Foods and Products, Tips for Eating Out | 2 Comments »

Yes. It really is that bad for you! And come on, it always smells WAY better than it tastes. Normally it’s cold and stale – or so salty that you scrape the roof of your mouth off. A small popcorn, buttered (5 cups) has approximately 470 calories and 37 grams of fat. Of which, 22 [...]

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Healthy Crunchy Snack

IntoFit | November 23rd, 2009 | Foods and Products | 2 Comments »

I love finding new food products. It makes me so happy! I know this may sound funny, but I’m always on the look out for snacks that feel like chips. You know that feeling of reaching into a bag and grabbing something crunchy, then reaching into the bag again and grabbing another and another. Munching [...]

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Calories in Halloween Candy

IntoFit | October 29th, 2009 | Foods and Products, Holiday Eating Guide | No Comments »

Would you sit down and eat two or even three chocolate bars in a row? One after the other ? If the answer is no (and I sure hope it is then be very weary of Halloween Candy. These tiny little bit sized sugar filled treats are far from small when it comes to calories [...]

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The Pumpkin

IntoFit | October 15th, 2009 | Foods and Products | No Comments »

It’s October, the month of the pumpkin! So I thought- hey, let’s talk about all the benefits of pumpkins besides making scary faces out of them and sticking candles inside. Full of the antioxidant beta-carotene, this super-food : Reduces risks of developing certain types of cancers. Helps protect against heart disease. Help pigmentation is skin. [...]

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Are Sweet Potato Fries Healthy?

IntoFit | September 17th, 2009 | Foods and Products | No Comments »

A few months ago I posted about the difference between a sweet potato and a regular white potato. CLICK HERE to check it out. The bonus with a sweet potato is that it does not spike your insulin levels the way a regular potato does partly because of the higher fiber content. Now, here is my issue [...]

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The Benefits Of Blueberries

IntoFit | September 3rd, 2009 | Foods and Products | No Comments »

It’s just coming to the end of blueberry season so we better take advantage of the few weeks we have left! Compared with over 20 other fruits including strawberries and cranberries, blueberries have shown to have the highest antioxidant activity. 1 Cup of Blueberries contains 14 mg of Vitamin C and .8 mg of Vitamin E. In addition to the high antioxidant [...]

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Bison

IntoFit | August 20th, 2009 | Foods and Products, Recipes and Meal Ideas | No Comments »

I was recently on a trip visiting family where I was introduced to Bison! I can’t believe I have never had Bison before. Especially because it’s so lean and it tastes and looks just like beef! Here is the nutritional statistics on 4 ounces of lean ground Bison versus 4 ounces of lean ground Beef 4 ounces Calories Carbohydrates Protein Fat Cholesterol Bison 138 [...]

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Almonds

IntoFit | August 13th, 2009 | Foods and Products | 2 Comments »

I know I sound like every health book out there when I tell you to eat almonds. Yup, they’re good for you and because of the fiber and protein in them, they are supposed to help keep you full. Of all the nuts, almonds have the highest amount of protein, fiber (over 10% of your RDA), Calcium (Just under 10% [...]

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