Monthly Archives: April 2006
McDonald’s to supersize the Big Mac
I can’t believe they are actually going to do this, but according to recent reports McDonald’s is set to introduce — a least for a limited time — a Bigger Big Mac. Weighing in at 690 calories, the new burger will be 40% larger and pack-in 130 more calories than the current version. Set to &hellip Continue reading
Hidden headache triggers
If you suffer from chronic headaches, you may have been told to avoid certain trigger foods such as chocolate, MSG, and caffeine. What you may not know is that foods such as bananas, nuts, and even veggie burgers can contribute to the problem — up to 72 hours after you eat them. This can make &hellip Continue reading
Rating Natural Remedies
Herbal supplements and alternative treatments are a booming business; and while much of it is hocus pocus and snake oil, there are legitimate non-traditional therapies your doctor may be unaware of. Fortunately, Consumer Reports has just released a new online product aimed at consumers who wish to explore natural treatment options, but want proof of &hellip Continue reading
The Shangri-La Diet Review
The Shangri-La Diet is unlike any diet you ever have come across; it is, in the truest sense, a hack. It does not involve consciously choosing to eat less of any food; you may eat whatever you currently enjoy in whatever portion you like. All that is required is consuming approximately 100 to 200 calories &hellip Continue reading
100 calories of pure genius
If you’ve spent anytime in the supermarket lately, you’ve likely encountered the 100-calorie-package phenomenon. It started in July of ’04 when Nabisco introduced a small line of snack foods meted out in 100 calorie packs. The idea was to offer consumers a way to manage their portions while simultaneously boosting profit margins. It’s brilliant from &hellip Continue reading