Well Being Thanksgiving Diet Tips From Experts
Acknowledges holiday indulgence with moderation, preferring light salad or soup before dinner and choosing favorite foods. Emphasizes portion control and not feeling guilt if overindulgence occurs, plus compensating with lighter meals. Encourages regular physical activity to boost metabolism and burn calories.
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Cedric Bryant
American Council On Exercise
Cross Country Skiing Book Aids Growing U.S. Interest
The National Sporting Goods Association reports a 21 percent rise in U S cross country skiers last year. Steve Hindman, adult manager at Stevens Pass Ski and Snowboard School, writes Cross Country Skiing Building Skills for Fun and Fitness for Mountaineers Books priced 19 95. The 240 page volume covers topics for novices and seasoned skiers.
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U.S
National Sporting Goods Association
Steve Hindman
Stevens Pass
Why large movie popcorn sizes tempt overeating
Cornell economist Brian Wansink explains a study where moviegoers given stale popcorn in large buckets ate 34 percent more than those offered stale popcorn in medium containers. The finding highlights how portion size and packaging influence appetite and consumption.
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Brian Wansink
Applied Economics
Cornell University
Mayo Clinic doctor to speak at Go Red for Women Luncheon
Mayo Clinic Women’s Heart Clinic director Sharonne N. Hayes will address the Go Red for Women Luncheon in Waterloo on February 24 at the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center. The event teaches heart disease prevention and proactive health, with informational exhibits opening at 10:30 a.m. and tickets at $35.
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Mayo Clinic
Women’s Heart Clinic
Five Sullivan Brothers
Waterloo
Sharonne N. Hayes
Mayo
American Heart Association
Thanksgiving stress relief through yoga and breathing tips
Host workload and kitchen chaos are common on Thanksgiving. Exercises from Sunflowers pose to deep breathing help center you, reduce tension, and ease cramps from large prep lists. Use simple coping cues like breathing and releasing expectations to enjoy the day.
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Knight Kidder
Heidi Valenzuela
Yoga Yoga
Overland Park
Kan
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Genetic and environmental ties to lifelong eating habits
Studies from Maryland and Virginia Commonwealth University link genetic factors to hunger and overeating, while emphasizing strong environmental influences from family and daily life. Researchers warn environment can override genetics, noting upbringing shapes lifelong eating behaviors and hunger cues.
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University of Maryland
Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond
Simone Lemieux
Laval University
Quebec City
Yale University
Kelly Brownell
Suzanne Mazzeo
Virginia Commonwealth
Obesity Research
Quebec
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