Managing Holiday Eats and Weight Management - As Simple As Eating Cake

What to do when its Christmas and there's food to prepare and to eat? These days, it's not just about cooking and eating, it's also about considering the fattening calories and how to festively eat but without getting fat and keeping the weight in control. Is it really that difficult? Perhaps the answer is as easy as eating cake!

We all know how gifts like cake get around during the holidays. For instance, we usually get fruit cake as a gift from our bosses, co employees, and friends we haven't seen in a long time. Giving it as a gift is good, but it may be more cherished by the recipient if you consider his or her well-being in terms of health (like when diabetes is concerned) or in simply looking fit and trim.

Watch this video to get some idea about what you can do, especially for those who have or may get diabetes, when it comes to eating the holiday cake (and then some), whether you're the gift-giver or gift-givee.



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Preparing a Thanksgiving Dinner Fit for Elderly Guests

Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate and eat. Of course, it's eating with family and friends that makes the occasion memorable and fun. Unfortunately, not everyone can eat as heartily as you - if you're still young with pliable arteries and a good sugar-processing capacity. You have to make sure that your Thanksgiving dinner is healthful and agreeable to your guests.

You'd certainly have guests who are conscious of what they eat, particularly the elderly who may be suffering from a number of conditions that keep them from eating specific foods. You wouldn't want to disappoint them on Thanksgiving and you'd want them to go home pleased with your offerings. The following lifestyle news feature from Business Wire can help you out in making your elderly guests happy and satisfied with your Thanksgiving dinner.



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Diet Recommendations Confuse Consumers

Organizations like the US Food and Drug Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, March of Dimes Foundation, and American Academy of Pediatrics recommend a limited consumption of fish by pregnant women because they say fish is contaminated with toxic mercury. On the other hand, the National Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition, has said that eating more fish is better. Read related news from the Voxant Newsroom below.





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