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Exercise, Nutrition, Physical Needs, Rituals | COMMENTS | March 28, 2013
So another new year has dawned, you have things in your life you'd definitely like to change, but you know from long experience that traditional New Year's resolutions aren't going to get you very far. How to resolve this perpetual conundrum?
Tony Schwartz

Exercise, Nutrition, Physical Needs, Rituals | 2 COMMENTS | January 3, 2013
So another new year has dawned, you have things in your life you'd definitely like to change, but you know from long experience that traditional New Year's resolutions aren't going to get you very far. How to resolve this perpetual conundrum?
Tony Schwartz

Nutrition, Physical Needs, TBYL | 2 COMMENTS | December 16, 2010
It turns out that not only does eating at your desk lead to distraction and irritability, it actually leaves you hungrier than if you eat mindfully. A study was recently published at the University of Bristol, in which participants were asked to eat a lunch comprised of nine different foods, while playing solitaire on a computer; the control group ate without distraction.
Emily Pines

Nutrition, Physical Needs, TBYL | COMMENTS | December 10, 2010
In a world of fad diets and body image issues, many of us are trying to lose weight, either through systematic plans or simply by trying to eat less. Unfortunately, the first instinct when we try to slim down is often to start skipping meals. What could be better than foregoing the 500 or 600 calories that we would otherwise be consuming?
Emily Pines

Nutrition, TBYL | COMMENTS | November 12, 2010
Did you hear about Mark Haub, the Kansas State University professor who lost 27 pounds on the "Twinkie" diet? In short, over the course of two months, eating 1800 calories comprised almost entirely of snack foods, particularly twinkies, Haub went from a slightly overweight 201 pounds to a svelte 174.
Emily Pines