Calories in Mini Cupcakes
When you just can't shake the sweet tooth, reaching for a mini cupcake instead of a full-size version can help satisfy your urge without splurging on calories. The key is to stick to just one mini.
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When you just can't shake the sweet tooth, reaching for a mini cupcake instead of a full-size version can help satisfy your urge without splurging on calories. The key is to stick to just one mini.
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Read more →Baked goods, such as sheet cakes, can be notoriously high in calories. Sheet cakes are typically covered in large amounts of frosting, which is essentially a mix of fat and sugar, two things you need to limit in a healthy diet.
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Read more →The healthiest cereals contain whole grains, little or no sugar, no saturated or trans fat, few calories, no cholesterol, low sodium and are high in fiber. The catch is that cereal still needs to be palatable; otherwise, if you are simply pushing it aside to grab the toaster pastries, it is not helping you at all.
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Read more →The calorie needs of a 100-lb. adult vary depending on the person's age, gender, health and level of physical activity. Consult a nutritionist or physician for help when determining the number of calories you need to maintain your weight.
Read more →Your bones remain strong and healthy due to the presence of appropriate levels of calcium in your blood. Consuming yogurt, milk, cheese, salmon and spinach can help ensure your body receives the recommended daily intake of 1000 to 1200 mg of calcium adults require, the Office of Dietary Supplements reports.
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Read more →Dietary fiber allows for digestive regularity and helps you feel full for longer after eating. A diet rich in fiber can even decrease your risk for serious diseases such as colon cancer, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association in 2005.
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