Gastroenterologist Dr. Roshini Raj and AARP’s Stephen Perrine share tips from their new book “The Full Body Fat Fix” to stay lean …
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Gastroenterologist Dr. Roshini Raj and AARP’s Stephen Perrine share tips from their new book “The Full Body Fat Fix” to stay lean …
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Would've loved a longer segment. This seemed supper rushed.
Three meals a day plus two snacks is too much for a lot of us. Unless your meals are like 400 calories it's a recipe for weight gain.
If people learn to CONTROL their greed, most of their suffering can be avoided. What goes through your mouth should be considered MEDICINE for,the human body. People don’t understand that. Vegetables,fruits, and a certain amount of carbohydrates,like rice should be eaten. Wheat flour based foods aren’t healthy for your digestive system. Wheat contains gluten, which is sticky . That’s why the body bloats. Everything in moderation. Old age can be ENJOYED if people concentrate on what they buy as food or drink. I’m 85 years old. Not a single health issue. If you want to eat meat eat CHICKEN. Eat fish in plenty for protein. Life should be ENJOYED, not SUFFERED😂😂
I always staying in shape during exercise every day.
30g of protein seems a lot for 1 meal, but seems way too little for all day. I'm a bit confused. 1 egg has 6-7g of protein.