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5 Healthy Eating Hacks

5 Healthy Eating Hacks

Opportunities for nutritional misdeeds are everywhere. It seems as though there’s always just one last Twix in the candy bowl or an extra bag of Cheetos in the vending machine at the gym. After all, you figure as you scarf down the entire bag of M&M’s you were planning on rationing out over the next month, you go to the gym enough to make a few diet cheats worth it, right?

4 Meal Prep Tips for a Busy Week

4 Meal Prep Tips for a Busy Week

Rather than expending what little energy you have after a long workday on making an unsatisfying meal out of the scraps in your cupboard, think ahead by preparing your weekday meals in advance! Those who make their meals ahead of time cut out the daily hassle and enjoy delicious, healthy meals every day of the week. Try these tips for a tastier work week!

How to Eat Healthfully on a Budget

How to Eat Healthfully on a Budget

Eating healthfully doesn’t have to break the bank. In fact, when you compare the costs, the idea that fresh whole foods cost significantly more than a few cartons of junk food falls flat. However, a study conducted by marketing researchers at Ohio State University found that given little information about an item’s actual nutrition, shoppers tend to assume that higher-priced food items are healthier than those with lower prices.

6 Dieting Myths You Should Dismiss Immediately

6 Dieting Myths You Should Dismiss Immediately

We’ve all heard the advice: Cut out pasta, drop candy, ditch butter, avoid gluten, eat four hours before bedtime, never skip breakfast, subsist entirely off of fruity kale shakes and almonds. There’s no getting around it – the diet industry is tripping over itself to give you advice, and most of it is confusing at best and downright dangerous at worst.

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