Psyching Out Sugar Cravings
The Skinny: Sugar is sweet—obviously—but refined sugar isn’t all that good for people, especially if consumed in large quantities. Most sugar junkies bent on ditching the habit are confronted with
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Winning The Hunger Games
The Skinny: Got food cravings? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. One study reports that up to 97 percent of all women and 68 percent of all men have cravings of some sort.
Gutting Out Food Cravings
By John Salak – Potato chips, coconut ice cream, oatmeal cookies, pickles, burgers, wings, a Zabar’s babka or maybe that half-eaten milk chocolate Easter bunny that’s sitting on the kitchen
This Is Sweet
By John Salak – It’s hard to argue for the benefits of sugar. Just about every health-related organization from Harvard’s Medical School to the National Cancer Institute, Americans and beyond decry the over-consumption of
Sugar-Filled Dough Doesn’t Cut It
By Sean Zucker – Eating a Subway sandwich has never been mistaken for gourmet dining, however, new revelations out of Ireland indicate it may worse than an occasional high-calorie quick
Jersey Eats Wide & Well
When thinking of New Jersey, the first things that tend to come to mind might be HBO’s The Sopranos, MTV’s The Jersey Shore or best care scenario, Bruce Springsteen’s
That’s Sweet
We are all well aware of the dangers of consuming too much-added sugar. Take one scroll through Netflix’s documentary library and you’ll see plenty of sweet-frightening titles such as Sugar
Halloween Candy Crisis
By John Salak – Let’s face it. Dishing out Halloween candy for the socially and nutritionally conscious has become a nightmare. Yeah, you can go full-blown boring and give out
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