#Weight Management Blog

[smartveda]

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1. Daily Tips

Example: "Start your day with a high-protein breakfast! It helps keep you full and reduces cravings later in the day. #WeightManagement #HealthyEating"

2. Motivational Quotes

Example: "The only bad workout is the one that didn’t happen. Stay active, stay healthy! 💪 #FitnessMotivation #WeightLossJourney"

3. Healthy Recipe Ideas

Example: "Try this low-calorie smoothie bowl for a nutritious breakfast. It’s packed with fruits and protein! #HealthyRecipes #WeightLoss"

4. Myth Busting

Example: "Myth: Carbs are the enemy. Truth: Complex carbs in moderation are an important part of a balanced diet. #NutritionFacts #WeightManagement"

5. Success Stories

Example: "Meet Sarah, who lost 20 pounds by making small, sustainable changes. Her secret? Consistency over perfection! #SuccessStory #Inspiration"

[canisalbus]

tbh I think that there being no big story somewhere for your dogs is what made them fun when I first found them, if that makes sense.

Like the first art I saw of Machete was the teen art you did of him back in June, and it was like oh??? who is this liddol guy? why is he sad?? ‘It’s the bug-eyed teachers apprentice again’ who is talking about him? Then later I saw the ‘nodding off at the office’ one and it was like oh! It’s the dog again!!!! why he mad? why he eepy? and then stumbling across Art of him and Vasco (I think it was the reunion one) and it was like alr Ive gotta find out who this doggo is

Anyway I remember sitting in the grass of my grandparents front lawn and going through your entire blog to learn more about Machete :3 it was so so fun to pick up little bits and pieces of him as I went further back So I think that experience was a neat core part of discovering your dogs and I really love that.

A couple of people have said the same thing, and I think it's wonderful that you found them interesting enough that you went through the trouble of combing through my old posts and figuring out how things connect!

I can see how the process itself might be part of the fun for some, but you'd have to be really invested in these dogs to go scouting for that hard to find and disorganized lore. I'd imagine it takes a lot of effort, initiative and time to do that.

[sometimesanequine]

today i got my knitting needles in the mail so i got to cast on socks! 2mm needles and dk cotton yarn yippee! i hope everyone is having a splendid day

[myshewolf]

1200 cal yesterday… since I’m a binged I’m trying to start with higher goals… if I’m good for like two weeks I’ll gone down to 1000.

I’m hungry and there’s a chip bag in front of me but the urge to actually eat it is like not there. Very very strange… but it feels powerful!

working hard or hardly working amiright? I neeeeeed to be skinny for senior pictures :p lalalalla

[irkedisaac]

theres villains you wanna fight because they're the bad guy and their goals are inexcusable, and then there's villains you want to do blindfolded acupuncture on before drowning them in a lemon juice and salt water jacuzzi because they've made a whole new and disgusting kind of villainy conceivable to you

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[clonerightsagenda]

Everyone needs to hold me to this in case I weaken later but I am quitting the HOA either when I have my surgery or at the end of our fiscal year (late September) in anticipation of my surgery, whichever comes first. I have decided I am not actually that morally obligated to stick with something that is making me mildly suicidal with stress when I am getting my skull sawed apart/teeth wired shut/anti-bone-destroying and pain-dampening meds taken away followed by months of follow up appointments, physical therapy, and trying to regain whatever large percentage of my body weight I lose. I did specifically tell everyone I couldn't hold this position because of my upcoming surgery and then they left me to do it anyway. Them's the breaks! I chose somewhere with maintenance included because I'm sick and I didn't want to deal with it myself, and now I am dealing with everyone's maintenance and getting sicker. Phase 1 is quitting; Phase 2 is moving somewhere where I can just take care of myself for a change. God help everyone if the old president starts setting decks on fire again though.

[xxxtwilightaxelxxx]

How I've been feeling the last couple of days...

And knowing the only thing to fix it would for my problems to be fixed and to be held by wanda maximoff/elizabeth olsen for how ever long and just sob my fucking heart out and feel cared for...

[healthilyf]

Healthy Cooking Oils: The Right Choice for a Wholesome Diet

Oils play a crucial role in our meals, contributing both to flavor and the overall nutritional profile of our dishes. While some oils have often been criticized for their fat content, it's important to recognize that not all oils are created equal some oils we should try to avoid and some in modrate . Many oils, when chosen and used correctly, can offer valuable health benefits. Instead of demonizing all oils, understanding their unique properties and the best ways to incorporate them into our cooking can help us make healthier, more informed choices.

Mustard Oil Type: Rich in monounsaturated fats, omega-3, and omega-6 fatty acids. Benefits: Supports heart health, aids digestion, and offers anti-inflammatory effects.

How to Use: Mustard oil has a bold, spicy flavor, making it ideal for Indian and Bengali cooking. It’s perfect for high-heat methods such as frying and stir-frying, and is often used to make pickles due to its natural preservative qualities. For authentic flavor.

Sesame Oil Type: Contains both monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, as well as antioxidants like sesamin. Benefits: Promotes heart health, enhances skin health, and has anti-inflammatory properties.

How to Use: Regular sesame oil works well for medium-heat cooking like stir-frying, while toasted sesame oil, with its intense nutty flavor, is best used as a finishing touch or in dressings and marinades.

Coconut Oil Type: Contains medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs) and saturated fats. Benefits: Can boost metabolism, enhance brain function, and support digestive health.

How to Use: Best for medium-heat cooking, baking, or adding to smoothies and coffee. Its distinct coconut flavor suits tropical and Asian dishes. Use sparingly due to its high saturated fat content.

Flaxseed Oil Type: Packed with omega-3 fatty acids (ALA). Benefits: Supports heart health, improves digestion, and reduces inflammation.

How to Use: Flaxseed oil should not be heated as high temperatures can damage its beneficial compounds. Instead, use it cold in salad dressings, smoothies, or as a finishing oil for added omega-3s.

Avocado Oil Type: Rich in monounsaturated fats and vitamin E. Benefits: Promotes healthy skin, reduces inflammation, and supports heart health.

How to Use: With a high smoke point (around 500°F/260°C), avocado oil is excellent for high-heat cooking methods like frying, grilling, and roasting. It also makes a great base for dressings or marinades.

Olive Oil Type: High in monounsaturated fats and antioxidants like polyphenols. Benefits: Supports cardiovascular health, reduces inflammation, and helps lower LDL (bad) cholesterol levels.

How to Use: Ideal for low- to medium-heat cooking such as sautéing vegetables, making dressings, or drizzling over finished dishes. Extra virgin olive oil is perfect for salads or dipping, while regular olive oil can handle higher temperatures.

Canola Oil Type: Low in saturated fat, with a balanced amount of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. Benefits: Promotes heart health and can help reduce bad cholesterol levels & helps in weight loss.

How to Use: With its neutral taste and high smoke point, canola oil is versatile for various cooking methods, including baking, stir-frying, and deep-frying. It's also a good option for light sautéing or grilling.

General Tips for Cooking Oils

Rotate Your Oils: Using a variety of oils ensures you benefit from a range of nutrients. For instance, olive oil is great for sautéing, avocado oil is perfect for high-heat cooking, and flaxseed oil is ideal for salads and dressings.

Mind the Smoke Point: Each oil has a different smoke point, which is the temperature at which it begins to break down and release harmful compounds. For frying or high-heat cooking, select oils with a high smoke point, while oils with lower smoke points are better suited for dressings or light cooking.

Moderation is Key: Even the healthiest oils are calorie-dense, so it's important to use them in moderation. A tablespoon or two per meal is typically all you need to enjoy their benefits without overloading on calories.

In conclusion

The right choice of cooking oils can significantly impact both the flavor and nutritional value of your meals. Each oil offers unique health benefits, from heart health and anti-inflammatory properties to enhanced skin and digestive function. By rotating different oils, paying attention to their smoke points, and using them in moderation, you can enjoy a variety of flavors while maximizing the nutritional benefits they provide. Remember, not all oils are created equal, and with mindful selection and usage, you can incorporate these healthy fats into your diet to support overall well-being.