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I Added This to My Smoothies and It Helped Me Lose Weight
When I started making smoothies instead of eating an enormous bowl of cereal for breakfast, it was the change I needed to start losing weight. But one ingredient in particular was the real game changer. Liquid meals can feel less filling than you need them to be. In order to make a liquid meal that keeps hunger at bay for hours, you need to add fiber. I started adding one tablespoon of flaxmeal to my blender. With just 37 calories, it adds two grams of fiber and three grams of filling fat. What is so great about flaxmeal is that when it gets wet, it expands, which makes your belly feel more full and makes it take longer to digest. Once I started adding this one simple ingredient, I didn't feelPopSugar
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Lifestyle
The 5 Things Guests Hate Most About Weddings, According to Real Guests
For the most part, wedding guests are simply happy to be a part of your big day. But it turns out, they’ve got a few pet peeves when it comes to weddings. Here are five things guests hate most about weddings, from real wedding guests.Brides
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8 foods that help repair a day of unhealthy eating
You skipped breakfast, had a crazy morning and then felt faint from low blood sugar. Uh-oh. Here comes the binge, as you grab and scarf down any available junk food. A day like this will leave you bloated, sluggish, and probably full of regret, especially if you indulged in fructose - a cheap, readily available sweetener linked to a cascade of health problems, from cardiovascular diseases and diabetes to ADHD and Alzheimer’s. Fortunately, science has your back. New research from UCLA found that foods rich in docosahexaenoic acid, or DHA, an omega-3 fatty acid, may reverse some of the damage fructose triggers. Here are eight foods to turn to after a day of doughnuts has done you in. 1. Wild-caughtDetroit Free Press
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