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Joy Bauer Busted Diet Myths at NBC show
Hey beauty sizzlers, remember our story about some beauty myths the last time. Well, there are also some diet myths that has been spreading and some authorities are able to investigate it. Joy Bauer, a well known Nutritionist have busted a few diet myths on NBC’s Take it Off Today show. In an interview, she talked about the falsities of some diet myths which include the deception that the chlorine-rinse pre-washed food like baby carrots are put through is harmful.
She also also set the record straight on the rumors that yo-yo dieting can permanently damage your metabolism, dairy causes bloating and alcohol turns to sugar in your body.
“Alcohol is so misunderstood,” she said on the show. “We have carbohydrates, protein, fat and alcohol. Alcohol is a separate entity; it is metabolised in the liver.” Joy Bauer
One myth that Bauer gladly testified to be false was the notion that high-fat and high-sugar foods cause cellulite.
Watch the best-selling author, who is also the nutritionist for the New York City Ballet, bust these myths with her informed explanations on the Today show on NBC in the video above.
ButtonKevin Federline: Losing 45 pounds via 6-day strict diet
Beauty sizzlers try to keep an eye on Kevin Federline and his bulging “daddy bump” image. Since his divorce with the controversial pop star Britney Spears (who is now looking just fine), the former backup dancer has gained weight and pounds– putting the blame of lacking some time to work out because of he’s always watching his kids.
But Federline realized that he has to do something with it and now he has scored a multi-million-dollar EP-2 endorsement to promote the weight loss supplement. Although most of the celebrities nowadays are into the Quick Weight Loss Center, Federline admitted that he has to go with this weight loss supplement. However, producers of the roly-poly star’s new VH1 show have told him that he should lose 45 pounds, immediately. Fortunately, Federline enlisted the help of celebrity trainer Chris Cormier, who’s put the star on a strict six-meal-a-day diet.
“He eats every three hours,” Cormier said in an interview with RadarOnline.com. “That breaks down to six meals a day, which helps speed up the metabolism.”
See, the breakdown of the ormier’s plan (as told to RadarOnline.com):
Meal 1 (Breakfast): 1 cup of oatmeal, 1 teaspoon of peanut butter, 6-8 oz of orange juice, 6 egg whites and 1 protein shake.
Meal 2 (Lunch): 1/2 of a barbecued chicken, fresh broccoli and a side of brown rice.
Meal 3: One 8 oz steak, and all the green veggies he can eat.
Meal 4: Fresh fish – preferably grilled or steamed salmon and more broccoli.
Meal 5: 1/2 of a barbecued chicken and veggies.
Meal 6: Because Federline likes to eat out, he needs to order something from the menu that replaces one of his earlier healthy meals: fish, chicken or steak with a side of vegetables.
Moreover, Cormier did not allow Federline to eat after 10pm, but if he’s really hungry he can snack on egg whites and non-fat plain yoghurt. Cormier also ensures that his client drinks a gallon and a half of water every day.
Rush Limabaugh testifies QUICK WEIGHT LOSS CENTERS effectiveness
Hey beauty sizzlers, remember what we talk about the Quick Weight Loss Centers, well there is a celebrity that testifies how quick it is to lose 90 pounds in 5-month time. The right-wing talk show host Rush Limabaugh revealed that he loss 90 pounds since winter and credits this to the Florida-based company, Quick Weight Loss Centers. As he mentioned on his radio show,
“It’s just the easiest one, and it’s the fastest. I’m 58-years old. I never lost weight this fast, almost 90 pounds here since March 9th, not even six months yet.”
The Quick Weight Loss Centers program includes a low-carb, low-calorie diet with regular office visits as well as diet supplements. The dietary supplements include protein boosters, carbohydrate blockers and appetite suppressants. In order to join the program, you must frist have a doctor’s clearance and according to their website a person can lose 3 to 7 pounds a week.
This may be just dandy and fine for the time being but these days everyone is aware that you can’t live on appetite suppressants on your lifetime, especially men who are in their later years. Then, it would be interesting to identify what diet regime Limabaugh follows or even if he has one for that matter. Furthermore, losing 3 to 7 pounds a week is extreme and most nutritionists suggest a conservative 1 to 2 pounds a week to be able to get the weight off and more essentially, to keep it off.
