15 Awesome Kitchen Devices
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While the weight an average person gains during the six-week period between Thanksgiving and New Year is not that great (numerous studies place it at about a pound), that pound usually stays with us. This phenomenon is referred to as “weight creep,” where-by we gradually add weight as we age at the rate of 10-20…
You are not walking enough…probably. You are also probably not walking fast or often enough. Research consistently reveals that most American adults do not get enough aerobic activity, which includes walking, and that same research reveals numerous health benefits that are derived from regular walking over a long period of time at a brisk (four…
Sleep has come to the forefront of the nation’s consciousness as we’ve come to understand its connection to almost all aspects of physical, mental, and emotional health. Diet can have a powerful impact on your ability to fall and stay asleep. Some foods have nutrients like calcium and tryptophan that are integral to making the…
Yes, eating healthy can be quite a chore. If that’s the case, then the opposite must also be true and that is certainly the case. Eating in an unhealthy manner is incredibly easy thanks to fast food joints on every corner and how convenient and relatively inexpensive it is to buy and prepare processed foods….
As you probably know, making a New Year’s resolution is easy, keeping it…well, that’s where things get difficult. A recent study found that 80% of New Year’s resolutions are toast by mid-February, and since it is now mid-January, we here at MagicKitchen.com thought we’d help you become one of the 20% who carry their resolution…
As all of my readers know, I am not a fan of the term “diet” to describe a plan to lose weight and/or improve health. Diets imply something that is temporary, that once the desired pounds are shed or cholesterol level achieved, you revert back to your “eat anything,” unhealthy self. You then put the…