Using Calorie Density To Lose (Or Gain) Weight

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Go to http://www.healthyeatingstartshere.com/nutrition/using-calorie-density for the full article.

Calorie density is a way of looking at foods in terms of how many calories they have for a given volume. It's one of the most useful ways to think about portion sizes when you're trying to lose - or gain - weight.

Do you think about your meals in terms of calorie density? Let me know below.

And check out http://www.healthyeatingstartshere.com for the free '7 Secrets For Shaping Up Your Healthy Eating Habits'.

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  • When I became vegetarian, I upped my veggies and decreased everything else...I LOVE veggies and there is tons of fun things you can do with veggies. I've lost 40 pounds and am still losing. <3 this lifestyle. :)

  • @fruitikay congrats, good for you!

  • From day one of my vegan journey til now, you're actually the best women I can turn to on EVERYTHING!

  • @blinkme478 that's so nice, I'm glad I can help :)

  • Thank you so much, cant wait to check out the planner! i never could gain weight as a meat eater, and now am even skinnier as a vegetarian (ahhhh!) i obviously dont know what the heck i'm doing haha Love your vids, always so helpful :)

  • @meloliver619 thanks, hope you have more luck thinking about foods in terms of calorie density :)

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  • I lost a lot of weight being a vegan, but it was for being poorly informed about the subject. Thanks for your tips.

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  • @ewelina777100 I just use chap stick or coconut oil when they get dry. the color is just their natural color - so thanks :)

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