Wed 10 Mar 2010
Get Lean with Lean Cuisine
Posted by Tim under bmi, fitness, motivation, nutrition, overweight, weight loss
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In addition to using Weight Watchers and Herbalife, my wife and I also make use of Lean Cuisine. The coolest thing about Lean Cuisine in our opinion is that they have the weight watchers points right on the box. Talk about another great option to use when using the Weight Watchers point system. I just became a member of the Lean Cuisine website and it has a lot of neat features such as Meal planning, fitness planning and wellness planning.
Just more reasons to get on track to getting fit and lean. When it comes to loosing weight, it’s not about starving yourself or doing with out eating lots of great food. It’s about eating to loose weight. You have to learn to substitute what you eat with great alternatives or find ways to change recipes to bring about a healthier meal plan. Don’t think of it as a diet, think of it as a change of lifestyle. Diet is a bad 4 letter word that is sometimes misconstrued. Try thinking of a diet in terms of a meal plan instead. Lean Cuisine is a great way to adjust your meal plan to work on loosing those pounds. My most favorite Lean Cuisine is the Chicken Club Panini. Oh, by the way, Lean Cuisine makes for a good lunch to take to work, which is what I do.
See video #8 in our Video Vault on Lean Cuisine for a past commercial.
No matter the person, we all need nutrition. It doesn’t matter who you are. The athlete, stay at home mom, the acute-work-a-holic husband, you, me, we all need good nutrition. Without it, everything else is pointless. What happens if you put the wrong fuel in a sports car? Put put put put phhhssss ……. We all need good fuel to keep us going and sustain us throughout each day. In previous posts, I discussed the importance of both getting active as well as portion control. Nutrition is another slice of the pie we need to be concerned with. To some, this is a no brain er, others, either didn’t get it (yet) or don’t care.

Keep your foods colorful and keep it to a minimum with foods that are brown or beige. These types of carbohydrates are high in calories. Such items include pasta, beans and potatoes. Just because something tastes good, does not mean it’s good for you. It’s just good tasting. Now there is no reason to give up all the foods, deserts you eat each day. You want to remember to eat in moderation. 






