Autumn is leaf season, deer season, Halloween season, and - Brussels sprouts season! However, Brussels sprouts are one of those vegetables that are often invoked as evidence that vegetables in general are loathsome, nowhere near as tasty as some other categories of foods. I, too, once disliked Brussels sprouts, yet I have come not only to like them, but to love them, and so has my formerly Brussels-sprout-phobic husband.
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Labor Day Cookout with Dana Carpender – Includes her Low-Carb Salmon Recipe
For the last glorious holiday weekend of the summer, a cookout seems mandatory. So call up some friends, throw some (light) beer in the cooler, fire up the barbecue, and let's make an end-of-summer feast that will be filling and memorable without any nutritional regrets. Includes her Low-Carb Salmon Recipe
Read More »Low Carb Convenience Foods by Dana Carpender
Writing a column on convenience foods goes against the grain for me - I'm always nagging people to just cook something, will you, for crying out loud?! A little simple, plain cooking is your best defense against bad food, not to mention a sky-high food budget. But I am aware that many people rarely eat anything that takes more preparation than three minutes in the microwave. Even folks who do cook occasionally have days when they just want something fast.
Read More »Walden Farms BBQ Sauces Nutritional Info
Walden Farms BBQ Sauces Nutritional Info
Read More »Is a Low-Carb Diet Low in Antioxidants? by Dana Carpender
I find the pronouncements from the dieticians and the medical industry more and more amusing every day. I recently read a column by a dietician who admitted that all of the research demonstrates that a low carbohydrate diet works for weight loss, and contrary to the dire predictions, actually results in better blood work than a low fat/high carb diet. She also admitted that there have been no indications of a problem with low carb diets long term. Still, she said, people shouldn't go on low carb diets because, after all, antioxidants are terribly important, and to get them we need to eat fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
Read More »Diets Don’t Work. However, Diet Does by Dana Carpender
How many of you made a New Year's Resolution to go on a diet? The statement "diets don't work, but diet does" emphasizes the importance of adopting a sustainable, well-balanced, and personalized dietary approach, such as a low-carb diet, instead of relying on short-term, extreme, or fad diets that may not provide long-lasting results. A low-carb diet, when properly implemented, can help individuals achieve their health and weight loss goals while still enjoying a variety of nutrient-rich foods
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Each week Dana will be writing helpful and entertaining articles about the low carb lifestyle at Carb Smart Magazine healthy eating and anything else she wants to write about.
Read More »Asian Cole Slaw
Asian Cole Slaw recipe by Di Bauer.
Read More »More Than a Multiple Whole Food Concentrates Multivitamin for Women 90 count by American Health
More than a Multiple Vitamin Supplement for Women offers advanced nutrition to ensure that you are getting the most potent forms of key nutrients for a woman's health, in one convenient formula.
Read More »More Than a Multiple Whole Food Concentrates Multivitamin for Men 90 count by American Health
More than a Multiple Vitamin Supplement for Men offers advanced nutrition to ensure that you are getting the most potent forms of key nutrients for a man's health, in one convenient formula.
Read More »Lesson #58: Grilled Teriyaki Pork Shoulder Steaks
We moved into a new home last month (finally!), and my husband bought a new grill to celebrate the occasion. It's a mammoth thing, all stainless steel and shiny, and looks something like a not-so-miniature aircraft carrier. This is a "manly man's" grill, huge and professional-looking, containing all the bells and whistles. The problem is, my husband can't cook.
Read More »Karen G. From Poland’s Low Carb Success Story
Karen G. is an American living in Poland. Karen is 5' 4" inches tall, and has been following the Atkins program since December 31, 2002. In that time, Karen has dropped from weighing 228 pounds and size 20W to weighing 168 pounds and wearing size 12/14. Karen's goal is to weigh 140 and (possibly) be a size 8.
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