Does Healthy Eating Cost You More?

One of the biggest myths out there is the myth that eat­ing healthy costs too much. Just the oppo­site and I’ll prove it to you in three ways.

#1: Cash

Here’s some sam­ple fig­ures cour­tesy of Scott Tousignant’s fit­ness blog.

* 2 medium size sweet pota­toes $1 or … small fries from a fast food joint

* 2 red pep­pers $1 or … a can of pop

* Bowl of oat­meal with fruit and pro­tein pow­der $2 or … large bag of chips

* 6 Chicken Breasts $10 or … a sub combo from a fast food joint

* 18 eggs $3.50 or … a burger from a fast food joint

* 2 salmon fil­lets $15 or … large pizza

* Loaded chicken salad (home­made) $3 or … bag of cookies

* Large bag of oat­meal $3.50 or … 4 choco­late bars

Not much of a com­par­i­son, it is? Con­tinue reading

Three Fast Food Fatloss Tips

Believe it or not you can get lean by eat­ing fast food! Yea, this may sounds crazy, but there’s a WAY to eat fast food and drop the pounds, and you can’t just eat like every­one else does, that’s com­mon sense.

And believe me, there are more healthy ways to drop the pounds than eat­ing fast food, that is for sure.

But the way I fig­ure it is this: Would you rather be health­IER and lean or UNhealthy and overfat?

Okay, here are the 3 top tips for how to fat­loss by eat­ing fast food, just these 3 will take you 1/3 of the way there. Con­tinue reading

Healthy Eating Trends and Myths

Savvy mar­keters under­stand that being part of a healthy lifestyle solu­tion reflects pos­i­tively on almost any brand or retailer. Retail­ers can fur­ther lever­age and deepen their rela­tion­ship with shop­pers through dif­fer­ent kind of pro­grams. With no short­age of news sto­ries on child obe­sity, fam­i­lies will con­tinue to seek out brands and retail­ers offer­ing healthy alternatives.

If your busi­ness or your niche mar­ket is health related, you want to read this post.

In the recent Nielsen indus­try insight study, they found that, Con­tinue reading

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