This site provides readers with realistic, helpful and safe information about health and fitness related topics. When I used to be heavier than I wanted to be, I spent a lot of time researching health and fitness so I could learn how I should really treat my body. The tips and advice I followed were reasonable, practical, and safe. I've since developed a passion for helping others achieve similar results, and this blog provides a way for me to reach out and share my passion with others.
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Simple Substitution #3: Greek Yogurt
Both Greek and regular yogurt are fat free (or extremely close), and if you're doing it right the sugar content shouldn't be too high (as a general rule, look for less than 10 grams of sugar per serving - add dried fruit and nuts for more flavor if need be). The biggest difference is protein content - Greek yogurt has 2X the amount of protein as regular yogurt, making it a great addition to your breakfast or a good option for a quick snack. To save money, try the store brand Greek yogurt - I've always thought it tastes just as good as the name brand stuff.
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