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Morning Exercisers Burn More Calories
Whether you're a fan of daylight saving or not most of us have to live with that fact that it gets darker much earlier. That means if you used to sweat it out after work, you may have to rearrange your schedule and make time for it before your nine-to-fiver. Not too motivated to set your alarm early?
You Asked: Jackie Warner's New Project
After reading our review of Jackie Warner's fitness DVD Workout One-on-One Training, many of you expressed curiosity over the future of her hit Bravo series, Work Out. After making a call to Sky Sport Spa — Warner's gym — today, I was told the unfortunate news that the show won't be returning for a fourth season.
I was a bit bummed to hear this but then I remembered Warner has a new show in the works, Thintervention With Jackie Warner.
Why Exercise Won't Help You Lose Weight . . . Sort Of
There have been a lot of reports in the last year confirming that contrary to popular belief, not all exercise leads to significant weight loss. If you want to shed pounds, it mostly comes down to diet. It’s no surprise that changing your diet can help you lose weight, but for decades, many people believed that exercise was the best pathway to a slimmer, fitter you.
All The News That's Fit To Eat — May 28, 2008
- At-home jam making gets a hip but homey makeover. — San Francisco Chronicle
- J.R. Simplot, the billionaire who made his fortune selling frozen french fries, has died at age 99.
All the News That's Fit to Eat — Feb. 11, 2009
- Meatloaf may be polarizing, but after trying these recipes and pairing tips, you'll be a supporter. — San Francisco Chronicle
- Is it possible to still be a locavore during Winter in New England? — Boston Globe
- Tough times like these call for unknown Italian wines in the $10 to $20 price range.
All the News That's Fit to Eat — Feb. 4, 2009
- Few things are simpler, less expensive, and more satisfying than homemade shortbread. — Los Angeles Times
- Restaurants, facing dire consequences, are now willing to bend over backwards for customers. — New York Times
- How has the classic martini transformed itself over the years?
All the News That's Fit to Eat — Jan. 28, 2009
- The complete, illustrated guide to ordering the Cantonese brunch known as dim sum. — San Francisco Chronicle
- Get a head start on Spring cleaning by updating your pantry items. — The Oregonian
- This Super Bowl Sunday, forget rising chicken wing prices and turn to turkey.
All the News That's Fit to Eat — Jan. 21, 2009
- Gastón Acurio, South America's preeminent chef, plans to introduce America to Peruvian cuisine. — Los Angeles Times
- Goji berries may seem like a fleeting trend, but they've long been prized in Chinese culture. — Boston Globe
- Want a dramatically different weeknight meal?
All the News That's Fit to Eat — Jan. 14, 2009
- For an inexpensive dinner or hearty Super Bowl snack, reach for these spicy drumsticks. — Boston Globe
- Presidential inaugurations have had a long history of celebrations. — Chicago Tribune
- Why Community Supported Fisheries may keep small, floundering fisheries alive.
All the News That's Fit to Eat — Jan. 7, 2009
- Try your hand at Gordon Ramsay's pineapple soufflé with Thai curry ice cream. — Los Angeles Times
- Top 20 wine leaps to take in 2009. — Wall Street Journal
- Due to the shortage of bluefin tuna, a 282-pound premium tuna sold for $104,700.
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