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August
23, 2006
Truth & Myths About Dieting
Interview
with Television Health Expert, Dr. Art Ulene
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Mike
Carruthers:
Weight
loss, diets, schemes and pills have been around forever and as
most of us know from experience, they usually don't work.
Dr. Art Ulene:
People are getting very tired of hearing this but it
really does boil down to calories in and calories out.
Television health
expert Dr. Art Ulene, says many weight loss myths still persist
- for example: you can jumpstart a weight loss diet by fasting.
The trouble with
fasting is that it is nutritionally unsound it destroys your
mood and it leaves you ravenously hungry, so you make up for
it later on.
Another myth
is that drinking lots of water will make you lose weight.
It may make you
feel full temporarily, but it won't relieve the physiological
sensation of hunger. I think water is a very smart strategy
if you use it as a substitute for the sodas and sugared drinks
that so many people are consuming.
And Dr. Ulene
says sugar is not as bad as a lot of people say it is...
Some of the healthiest
foods in the world contain sugars in one form or another - oranges,
apples, pears, even milk - all contain natural sugars and the
research shows that people who consume those foods regularly
actually weigh less than people that don't. The problems with
weight occur when you start adding sugars to foods in amounts
that are not natural - by the way, it doesn't matter if the
sugars that are added are natural or not.
Tomorrow more
weight loss advice from Dr. Art Ulene - I'm Mike Carruthers
and that's Something You Should Know.
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