And the high calorie price tags are nothing to sneeze at either.
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This wasn't true; I'd become an expert on high-calorie meal planning.
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The unfamiliar beds, high-calorie meals, and lack of any privacy whatsoever.
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Excellent coffee and sandwiches, as well as high-calorie adventures like cheeseburger chowder.
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Alcremie will launch high-calorie cream missiles around itself to attack its opponents.
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In "Burning Down the House," the high-calorie prose serves no apparent purpose.
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IT IS COMMON knowledge that smoking marijuana causes cravings for high-calorie snacks.
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Often that translates to more processed, high-calorie foods with little nutritional value.
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She enjoys a typical high-calorie Ecuadorian diet, where rice accompanies almost every meal.
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Why do selective taxes on high-calorie food and drink fail to improve health?
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For a protein boost that's not super high-calorie, try an egg-white wrap.
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Many patients no longer crave the high-calorie foods that used to sate them.
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"It's not entirely a conscious decision to order something that's high calorie," he said.
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Love greasy food but don't love the high calorie count that comes along with it?
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Cheap, tasty, high-calorie foods are available almost everywhere, and snacking and grazing are commonplace.
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NAFTA opened the floodgates, allowing the US to export fast, high-calorie, low-nutrient processed foods.
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That means you can eliminate salty, fatty, high-calorie toppings and replace them with healthier alternatives.
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That's encouraging, considering the high calorie count of olive oil -- about 120 calories in each tablespoon.
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But the exercisers' reactions to pictures of and questions about high-calorie, fatty foods were new.
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Skip the high-calorie coffee drinks, and craft your own coffee before you step out the door.
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When the rescuers found them, they were immediately given food, high-calorie mineral gels and clean water.
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Known as the "Luther Burger," the high-calorie sandwich was reportedly named after R&B singer Luther Vandross.
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It's important to note that there were many high-calorie options at both types of restaurant, Shoffman added.
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Among nutritionists, I'm not alone in my feelings about this comforting, filling, yet not-so-high calorie food.
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You can feed very little of a high calorie food and get weight loss if you are diligent.
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Wouldn't it be an easy and uncomplicated world if one could enjoy bagel goodness without those high calorie counts?
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Switch out Refreshments and High Calorie Additives Be careful of typical Thanksgiving foods: gravy, bread, butter, potatoes and dessert.
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"Coca cola and Pepsi are making sugary, high-calorie options for the majority of their products," Normandin told Cramer.
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Isn't it more likely that your relatives are avoiding high-calorie desserts than delivering personal smack downs to you?
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"There's a lot of evidence that cortisol influences appetite and even our preference for high-calorie comfort foods," Jackson said.
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Radioactivity was measured after three different stages: after an overnight fast, a tasteless high-calorie nutritional drink, and, finally, pizza.
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In the Middle East, extreme wealth means people are consuming greater amounts of high-calorie foods, adding to weight gain.
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Schultz used his acceptance speech at a press conference to speak out against the packaging of high-calorie processed foods.
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By the time the fastest runners have cooled down and are enjoying hard-earned, high-calorie meals, my shift begins.
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For example, a premature infant needs specialized high calorie nutrition in order to gain weight and achieve optimal brain development.
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Imperial's Professor Majid Ezzati, lead author of the report, blamed the endemic on the availability of cheap, high-calorie food.
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Microbial diversity may be further undermined by the typical high-calorie American diet, rich in sugar, meats and processed foods.
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Phys Ed Men and women who started an exercise program no longer found high-calorie, fatty foods quite so irresistible.
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Bone marrow is a high-calorie, nutritious food source, and it stores surprisingly well if it's left inside the bone.
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Nuts are calorie-dense snacks, but they&aposre probably not as high-calorie as we&aposve been led to believe.
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I don't care how healthy a veggie is — load it up with heavy ingredients, and it becomes a high calorie mess.
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At one point she worked at two fast-food restaurants and would nibble on their high-calorie offerings during her breaks.
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The gooey, plasma-like cheese is poured over a number of greasy, high-calorie menu items, including thick slabs of steak.
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The result, he says, of feeding kids high-calorie, low-nutrient, processed food shipped in from far off farms and factories.
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High-calorie diets, like human rubbish, or corn and cereal crops, are causing them to have more piglets, and more often.
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There's lots of evidence that high-calorie, nutrient-poor beverages such as soda have been major contributors to the obesity epidemic.
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They give troops a taste of home and the ability to maintain a high-calorie diet while away on the battlefield.
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Even "fun size" candies, which have become the standard Halloween giveaway, contain a deceptively high calorie count, considering their tiny size.
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Thousands of adult trout and salmon swarm inside the open-sea cages as workers toss in generous portions of high-calorie feed.
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"The research seems to show that sleep-deprived people crave comfort food: high-fat, high-sugar, high-calorie junk food," Young said.
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In terms of calories and fat, these high-calorie extras can make a salad look more like a burger and fries. 4.
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The Impossible Whopper might help save the planet, but it's still high calorie, greasy, and probably not a good idea to eat everyday.
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With the help of his dad, he learned how to count calories and began swapping high-calorie foods for salads, oatmeal and soup.
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The body will expand the number of fat cells and the size of fat cells to accommodate excess energy from high-calorie foods.
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Max Krieger, a Cleveland-based game developer, tweeted a thread explaining the eclectic, bizarre design influences of everyone's favorite high-calorie mall restaurant.
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You can substitute a side salad, vegetable or fruit, if offered, for less-healthy high-calorie sides such as fries or onion rings.
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The availability of cheap, high-calorie snack and other food might make it difficult for people to adhere to a fasting lifestyle, too.
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Health researchers have known for years that high-calorie, nutrient-poor beverages such as soda have been major contributors to the obesity epidemic.
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Even so, slapping the name of a purveyor of high calorie sweets on a site of child wellness understandably riled up public health advocates.
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A vacation isn't a pass to eat high-calorie foods all day, every day and may even be an opportunity to make healthier choices.
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The corollary is equally important: keep high-calorie, less nourishing foods relatively inaccessible and out of sight if not out of the house entirely.
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The higher sales target will be supported by a plan to export 2.3 million tonnes of medium- to high-calorie coal to premium markets.
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"Dollar stores are really designed to incentivize the purchase of high-calorie foods," says Marianna Wetherill, a researcher at the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa.
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The same was true for bigger formats of high-calorie offerings like chicken wings and chicken-fried steak, which also saw huge leaps in popularity.
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Although you may be inclined to eat more and overindulge in high-calorie foods around the holidays, resist the temptation to treat your dog accordingly.
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The practice is intended to encourage Americans to eat more thoughtfully and limit their intake of high-calorie food, as the nation battles widespread obesity.
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The prevalence of high-calorie snacks and fast foods and cutbacks in physical activity both within and outside of school are not the only reasons.
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When we had it, we were better off eating the high-calorie food that increased our chance of survival when hungry (greasy food feels appealing).
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Research shows that people who eat a high-fat, high-calorie, low-vitamin diet are probably at a higher risk for bacterial vaginosis, Dr. Mitchell says.
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The next day, they were asked to rate the "pleasantness and intensity" of both sweet and savory high-calorie food smells, like potato chips and—yes!
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We are bombarded with food commercials on TV. Grocery stores are packed with delicious, high calorie items that we end up buying despite our best intentions.
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For someone living in a food desert, buying a burger at a fast-food restaurant may be the cheapest way to get a high-calorie meal.
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In my experience as a registered dietitian, clients normally find substitutes for gluten-containing treats and eventually add back in high-calorie, albeit gluten-free, indulgences.
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Even if a low-calorie yogurt and a high-calorie yogurt cost the same at a supermarket, the low-calorie yogurt would be reported as more expensive.
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There, the Supreme Court ruled that St. Nicholas-style marketing specifically violates this ban on "commercial hooks" designed to make high-calorie junk food appealing to children.
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Rice - a starchy, high-calorie grain - accounted for at least a third of cultivated land in 2017/18 and nearly two-thirds of diets, government data shows.
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"Fast food consists of high calorie foods that contain high amounts of carbohydrates and sugar with little to no fiber," says Virginia Beach-based dietician Jim White.
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Suet, a high-calorie mix of rendered fat, nuts, and other bird-appealing foods, is appreciated by many birds all year round, but particularly in the winter.
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From thick style Greek yogurts to drinkable kefir-style preparations, full-fat yogurt provides a high-calorie, high-protein base that can be flavored to any taste.
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Giving pets easy access to food around the house, or "free feeding," can quickly add unwanted pounds, they say, as can an overindulgence in high-calorie treats.
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Add whole grains and fruit to every meal, but use nuts and seeds as a garnish or small snack due to their high calorie and fat content.
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"The last two rations are about producing as much marbling as we possibly can, so that's why they consume such a high-calorie ration," says de Bruin.
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Women who said they consumed energy drinks or high-calorie coffee beverages were more likely to report poor sleep quality, the authors report in the journal Sleep Health.
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Patients with binge eating disorder typically don't pack their fridges with healthy food choices, and end up choosing readily available, high calorie comfort foods like burgers and fries.
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Fans gather to meet Pottya members for a high-calorie lunch each month, with the menu of one recent meal featuring rice, noodles, chicken and potatoes — all fried.
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Also, it can aid in weight loss if it's being used to replace a decadent high-calorie coffee drink—but the lemon itself is not magically burning fat.
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"It is a blunt tool to try to reduce the sale and consumption of high calorie food," says Dr. Hazel Wallace, founder and author of The Food Medic.
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Singapore's action appears to go further than measures in Mexico, Britain and Canada which restrict when advertisements for high-calorie food and drinks can be shown on television.
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Consumers have been scared off by juice's high calorie count and sugar content, and they've been lured away by beverages that offer health benefits or a caffeine boost.
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That doesn't mean people in these countries ate no grains but rather that they ate processed grains, with little nutritional value and the potential for high calorie counts.
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My Apple watch applauds me for a record high calorie burn but I'm pretty sure it's because I've put on a pound or two in the past two weeks.
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Total revenue, however, declined for the tenth straight quarter, hit by the strong dollar and as consumers increasingly avoid high-calorie or sugary food in favor of healthier food.
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Arutmin is targeting to increase the high-calorie coal portion to around 25 percent of its output from around 10 percent in 2018, Arutmin CEO Ido Hutabarat told reporters.
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The potential deal illustrates how cash flow-rich companies producing high-calorie confectionaries are still popular with some investment firms, despite the consumer industry's broad move toward healthy eating.
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The Physical Activity Council report showed that only 42 percent of the population ages 6 and over participating at least once a week in a high calorie burning activity.
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Some miners have also complained that they cannot sell to domestic buyers because they require low-calorie coal while the miners mostly produce high-calorie coal, local media reported.
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Some miners have also complained that they cannot sell to domestic buyers because they require low-calorie coal while the miners mostly produce high-calorie coal, local media reported.
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Prior to the law, children on average in Chile were seeing roughly 8,500 advertisements a year involving high calorie foods and beverages, according to a report compiled by the government.
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This was particularly pertinent in Asia, he said, as it was growing in wealth and its people were increasingly opting for starchy, high-calorie rice and meat over nutritious vegetables.
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Being on a limited budget may result in having to rely on cheaper, high-calorie foods that contribute to weight gain and the risk of chronic disease, the authors write.
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Tables are filled with every type of potato (think marshmallow sweet potatoes); vegetable casseroles prepared with sticks of butter and heavy cream; delectable starches, irresistible desserts and high-calorie refreshments.
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Junk food is ubiquitous on campaign planes, and candidates flock to gatherings such as the Iowa State Fair that serve up fried candy bars, sausages and other high-calorie fare.
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Supporters hope the taxes will raise the cost of high-calorie products and lead to a decline in consumption, in the same way that tobacco taxes have helped reduce smoking.
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Even when the whole foods are high-calorie, high-fat, or high-meat, Pollan shows, the people who eat them are still less obese and less disease-ridden than Americans.
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They took one group of mice and instead of their normal food, offered them a diet of high-fat, high-calorie foods — and let them eat as much as they wanted.
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But it is probably more accurately understood in the context of a global food system that is incentivized by financial markets to produce low cost, high-calorie, unhealthy, and addictive foods.
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Without any real culinary experience or any intent to make this a career, this habit of creating high-calorie meals and throwing them onto the Internet had suddenly become our lives.
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"In the developing world, the sudden availability of high-calorie, sugary, fatty products has displaced traditional products," said Oliver Huizinga, head of research and campaigns at Foodwatch Germany, a watchdog group.
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In the first book and its successor, Jones tottered through a world booby-trapped with inappropriate sexual partners, meddling family members, smugly married acquaintances, indecipherable boyfriends and high-calorie microwaveable desserts.
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Mexico instituted an 63 percent tax on high-calorie snacks in 2014, a year after a UN report said it had overtaken the United States as the world's most obese country.
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Mexico instituted an 8 percent tax on high-calorie snacks in 2014, a year after a UN report said it had overtaken the United States as the world's most obese country.
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The popularity of sugary drinks and cultural preferences for filling but high-calorie foods like tacos and tamales contribute to the obesity of farmworkers and their families, public health officials say.
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"After emerging from hibernation next spring, they'll need their fat reserves to fuel their pursuit of mating opportunities during a time of year with relatively little high-calorie food," said Fitz.
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For example, a high-calorie food (like avocados) could contain important nutrients like fat, and a low-calorie food (like a small bag of baked potato chips) could contain very few nutrients.
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There is evidence to suggest that children who play video games are more sedentary and eat more high-calorie foods, and therefore end up with a higher risk of obesity and diabetes.
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This should help people identify "low-hanging fruit," the high-calorie items that aren't filling or nutritious like sugary sodas and juices, alcohol and coffee loaded with too much cream and sweetener.
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Those who default to a typical Western high-calorie diet, rich in red meats and processed foods, may, Longo says, need more frequent interventions to have a lasting impact on their health.
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A New York Times report posits that NAFTA quickly transformed Mexico's diet and food economy by offering easy access to high-calorie, low-nutrient foods and spurring foreign investment in convenience stores.
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For instance, in 2014 the top 25 food manufacturers spent $14.9 billion advertising their products, using all their marketing savvy to sway consumers' choices toward high-calorie, sugar- and salt-laden foods.
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Many have tricks to help them fuel — they eat mashed foods, high-calorie bars, calorie-laden sports drinks; they carry backpacks full of beef jerky and almonds, and they always take dessert.
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Although it's far easier said than done, just limiting exposure to high-calorie foods and recreational drugs would naturally reset our brains to find pleasure in healthier foods and life without drugs.
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In other words, some kids may be eating both at home and at school, while other kids are eating only high-calorie selections they receive, avoiding the vegetables and fruits on their plates.
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Genes that now pose a risk of diabetes may have helped us to cope with starvation, but our new lifestyles of continual gorging on plentiful, high-calorie food now reveal harmful side-effects.
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They would consume warm fluids and high-calorie snacks, and push through the unmatched exhaustion that comes from hauling a 403-pound Norwegian sled, known as a pulk, for 10 to 12 hours.
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During the Obama administration, agricultural activists trekked south to map food deserts, where access to fresh vegetables and meats is restricted and fast-food chains deliver high-calorie payloads and low-nutrient payoffs.
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When I asked if heating my paunch with a laser beam would be, in her opinion, more or less painful than having chilled into a high-calorie slushie, Rebecca gives a fairly slippery answer.
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Although juices and smoothies can provide some high-calorie options, most raw vegetables have fewer than 50 calories per cup, so getting enough fuel on the plan can take up a lot of time.
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Nuts are good for the heart and linked to longer lifeEven though nuts are a high-fat, high-calorie food, they&aposre consistently associated with good health outcomes, including longer lives and healthier hearts.
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There are various genes that help determine your tendency to gain weight, such as a gene variation that makes you crave high-calorie food, or another that makes it harder to benefit from exercise.
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Of the people who entered Fast Food Aid, 85.6 percent were considered "at risk" for what the campaign calls a "new type of malnutrition," amplified by the rising consumption of high-calorie, low nutrition foods.
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At the same time, scientists say, the growing availability of high-calorie, nutrient-poor foods is generating a new type of malnutrition, one in which a growing number of people are both overweight and undernourished.
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Mondelez has also been launching products such as GOOD THiNS crackers and herb-infused Vea biscuits in the United States to cater to consumers who prefer less-processed, organic foods over high-calorie, sugary snacks.
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Older studies comparing cystic fibrosis survival between the two nations showed that aggressive nutritional support with a high-fat, high-calorie diet in the 1970s might have improved prospects for patients in Canada back then.
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Young people should read labels, avoid sugary soda and processed foods, and be aware that the food industry is bombarding them with ads for junky snacks that are cheap, tasty, high-calorie and devoid of nutrition.
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The San Francisco ordinance is part of a national effort to curb consumption of soft drinks and other high-calorie beverages that medical experts have said are largely to blame for an epidemic of childhood obesity.
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Overall, previous research on this topic suggests that such taxes will probably have small effects on consumption of taxed beverages and that people will simply substitute other high-calorie, non-taxed beverages and foods, Lusk said.
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The San Francisco ordinance is part of a growing national effort to curb consumption of soft drinks and other high-calorie beverages that medical experts say are largely to blame for an epidemic of childhood obesity.
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"To maintain adequate energy intake, many families with limited resources select lower-quality diets, including high-calorie, energy-dense foods," Angela Odoms-Young, an assistant professor of nutrition at the University of Illinois at Chicago, explains.
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Unfortunately, in too many cases, saturated fats — and fats in general — gave way to refined carbohydrates and sugars, the so-called SnackWell phenomenon that prompted fat-wary eaters to overindulge in high-calorie, low-nutrient foods.
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Most of the time we fished with a fly called a Cantaria beetle, a lure meant to imitate a large local terrestrial insect that Chilean fish key in on for its high calorie and protein values.
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"Ideally the food industry should stop marketing high-calorie foods as snacks and employers should encourage workers to take lunch breaks," Ogden, a health psychology professor at the University of Surrey, in England, told Newsweek via email.
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The researchers analyzed three options for each meal: the default option, as advertised on the menu, and two versions of the meal with substitutions (a low-calorie, or minimum option, and a high-calorie, or maximum option).
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The San Francisco ordinance is part of a growing national movement seeking to curb consumption of soft drinks and other high-calorie beverages that medical experts say are largely to blame for an epidemic of childhood obesity.
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And his diet isn't known to have changed from the high-calorie dishes he has favored in the past: well-done steak with ketchup, meatloaf, hamburgers, vanilla ice cream, salads with blue cheese dressing and chocolate cake.
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"We were surprised that there were higher calories at fast-casual restaurants, but one of the main takeaways from the paper is that there are a lot of high-calorie options at both kinds of restaurants," said Schoffman.
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Whether you're visiting friends, looking forward to a weekend getaway or even attending an out-of-town business conference, our guess is that you may be surrounded by high-calorie indulgences when it comes to foods and drinks.
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"In our own work, we find support for substitution effects in the US, where higher taxes on soda lead to two effects: (1) less consumption of soda and (2) more consumption of other high-calorie drinks," Fletcher said.
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This body did not evolve to sit at a desk eight hours a day, and then lie on a couch for the rest of the day munching on high calorie food, looking at a small or large screen.
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And given the current tendency of museums to opt for loud, high-calorie shows that often offer little in the way of nourishment, this quieter, more academic exploration of Black Mountain College feels both refreshingly new and substantial.
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Part of Muchnick's drive to stay close to home is to fight the spread of the high calorie, low cost foods that are flooding Latin America — and transforming what it means to be undernourished in countries around the world.
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There is also evidence that the typical high-calorie American diet rich in sugar, meats and processed foods may adversely affect the balance of microbes in the gut and foster the extraction and absorption of excess calories from food.
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Although children under 280 years old are the most vulnerable to malnutrition and the infections it can cause in small bodies, they are also incredibly resilient and almost always bounce back if fed high-calorie foods and given proper medicine.
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Still, less income can lead to a variety of issues that might compromise heart health including a loss of health insurance, financial stress, eating more high-calorie and unhealthy foods, and drinking and smoking, said the study's lead author, Stephen Wang.
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So I wrote her back, thanked her for her concern, and asked if she could help me come up with some new recipes; my daughter needed low-volume but high-calorie meals and I was, I told her, out of inspiration.
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In October 22002, Michael Melia, a reporter with The Associated Press wrote a piece, where she explained that a high-calorie diet provided by the Joint Task Force wasn't doing detainees any favors; it was making them f-a-t.
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While a high-calorie diet and sedentary behavior are the most commonly cited explanations for obesity, some previous research has also linked exposure to artificial light at night to an increased risk of weight gain, researchers note in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Hardened deposits known as gallstones form in the gallbladder when the bile contains too much cholesterol or other abnormal substances, and while the cause is not fully understood, factors like obesity, high-calorie diets and metabolic syndrome are associated with gallstone risk.
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When his team administered nobiletin to mice that were fed a high-calorie diet (Chen describes it as an "all-McDonald's every day" diet), they stayed slim, even as control mice packed on nearly twice their body weight in just 10 weeks.
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In the 2012 study, the researchers reported that if they injected irisin into living mice, it not only turned some white fat into brown fat, it apparently also prevented the rodents from becoming obese, even on a high-fat, high-calorie diet.
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"People want local food because they've lost trust in the industrial food system that ships in high calorie, low nutrient food from thousands of miles away with little transparency as to who grew the food and how," said Peggs, the Square Roots CEO.
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According to the Harvard School for Public Health, this is probably due to increased access to high-calorie foods (especially fast food), more passive transportation (less walking), less open space, more mass media marketing of unhealthy foods and less work-related physical activity.
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But it&aposs likely that you&aposll consume fewer calories if you&aposre sticking to it, since you&aposre cutting out so many high-calorie foods, whether it&aposs processed junk food, pizza and other fast foods, or high-sugar foods and drinks.
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"Even though we may have the best of intentions to stay healthy and avoid temptations on Halloween, all of the candy and other high-calorie treats can add up without our realizing it," Tom Quisel, a data scientist for Achievement, told The Daily Meal.
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"I changed my position from pilot to brakeman, so I had to lose weight by about 15 kg, so I want to eat some high-calorie food like pizza," Kim told reporters after the team won South Korea's first ever Olympic medal in the sport.
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In 2013, a group of psychologists from the University of California, Berkeley examined the relationship between sleep deprivation and cravings for high-calorie foods and discovered, perhaps unsurprisingly, that yes, people who are sleep-deprived want to stuff their faces with terribly unhealthy things.
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"Parents can influence their kids by making healthy choices themselves and encouraging everyone in the family to do the same, like choosing chicken that is grilled instead of fried and limiting high-calorie and high-sugar condiments such as mayonnaise and ketchup," Feltman said.
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"The overall picture seems to be that when we (mice only have been studied here) eat a high calorie diet, RCAN1 expression increases in places like fat cells, and this causes us to burn less calories at rest and to store more fat," Keating says.
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You don't need to restrict alcohol completely, just make sure to skip the high-sugar mixed drinks (opt for club and lime as a mixer instead) and alternate each alcoholic beverage (or any high-calorie drink) with a glass of sparkling water, Youdim suggests.
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Overall, most health groups agree that there are several risk factors for childhood obesity, including eating high-calorie and low-nutrient foods and beverages; not getting enough exercise; sitting too much, such as watching television or other screen devices; medication use; and getting inadequate sleep.
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The brewer has been bolstering its beer portfolio through launches of variants such as Modelo Chelada Limon y Sal and Corona Refresca to woo consumers switching to trendier alternatives such as Boston Beer's Truly and White Claw hard seltzers from high-calorie beers and spirits.
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This may not be as useful for endurance athletes taking sports drinks for hydration purposes as well as increased energy levels, but the study's findings will be welcomed by sportsmen and women worried about the high calorie-count of their liquid pick-me-ups.
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"To be on the safe side, people can reduce their exposure by following a normal healthy, balanced diet -- which includes eating fewer high-calorie foods like crisps, chips and biscuits, which are the major sources of acrylamide," said Emma Shields, Cancer Research UK's health information officer.
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Another troubling aspect of the whoosh effect is the idea that you can "trigger" the whoosh effect by eating a eating a high-calorie "cheat meal" after starving yourself, but there's no research or medical literature to support that this is the case, Dr. Stanford says.
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"They said, 'If you come look after us we'll just eat or drink what you give us,'" she said of the American skiers Linda Bakkman, a sports nutritionist with the Swedish Olympic Committee, said that even Olympic athletes must contend with cultural biases around eating high-calorie foods.
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Whitebark pines are majestic trees with a whitish, often wind-curled trunk that grow up high in the Rocky and Sierra Mountains, in the Western US. They're icons of Yellowstone National Park, where they provide high-calorie seeds for many animals, including grizzly bears that eat the seeds before hibernating.
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A study from the Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology suggests otherwise: Just as the tobacco tax has been a catalyst in the decline in related diseases, "a tax on high-calorie, sugar-sweetened beverages can help reduce the prevalence of obesity and obesity-related medical complications," the researchers wrote.
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While junk food has long been a staple of campaign trail life — Mitt Romney's 2012 press corps coined the term "slunch" to refer to the unhealthy phenomenon of the "second lunch" — Mr. Trump's reliance on high-calorie fare is driven more by a combination of speed, efficiency and, above all else, cleanliness.
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"When Kian started solid foods at 6 months, I gave him lots of fats to help grow his brain — avocados, egg yolks, whole-milk yogurt — high-calorie foods that gave him the best bang for the buck when it was so hard to get him to eat," his mother said in an interview.
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So here we are, heirs to fruit-munching apes who learned to kill things with rocks and grow plants to stave off famine, blessed with a stomach originally meant to acidify leafy plants and shortened guts meant to carefully process the few morsels of high-calorie food we came across while hunting and gathering.
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This new alignment of power is causing alarm among not only environmental groups but also other — mostly liberal — advocates who have spent much of the past eight years pushing for new rules to cover Wall Street banks, broadband providers, teacher preparation requirements, prepaid credit cards and even companies that sell high-calorie foods in vending machines.
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The combination of eggs, bacon, sausages, and beans makes your average bowl of cereal look like nothing more than a sad, milky mess, and the only downside of the breakfast — aside from the horrendously high calorie count, of course — is that it can sometimes be a bit of a pain to cook all the delicious constituent parts so that they're ready at the same time.
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Calls for similar regulations to be enforced within the food and beverage industry have been made by bodies such as The Tobacco Atlas (a venture between the American Cancer Society and World Lung Foundation) and Public Health England, while a group of scientists won a high-profile neuroscience prize in March for their work revealing how attractive packaging of high-calorie foods encourages people to buy them.
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Challenges related to the condition include the constant threat of aspiration pneumonia, regular chest X-rays to make sure breathing is normal, a special motility drug to help open her esophagus, expensive high-calorie food to keep growth on track, multiple feedings of small meals (and water) throughout the day, and, of course, the need for a custom high chair — called a "Bailey Chair" — for upright feeding and drinking sessions.
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