Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Saturday, December 6, 2008

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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Sunday, November 16, 2008

How Feeding Cockroaches to Pet Lizards Can Lead to Environmental Disaster

Every pet owner has a responsibility to feed his pet no matter what kind it is. Dogs are fed dog food, cats are fed cat food. These are typically processed already and come in plastic bags, cans, or boxes. "Eat's" easy to feed common pets like these. But for pet lizard owners, it's a different story.

Food for lizards are not sourced readily from grocery stores. They are bought from pet shops which get their supplies as "fresh meat" imported from other countries. For some reason, both lizard and pet shop owners prefer to get this meat in the form of exotic cockroaches that aren't native to their destination.

Scientists fear that some of these roaches may escape, proliferate, and cause an environmental, ecological imbalance. Without the typical predators that eat them, their numbers can grow to unmanageable proportions the likes of which you see only in a movie that could be titled "Roaches." Even without the help of petshops, cockroaches like the Turkestan roach have already entered Florida by hitch hiking along with soldiers coming back from the Middle East.



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