WLR Newsletter: Eating In - the Delish Dozen | 17 Ways to Cut Sugar | How Alcohol Affects Weight

     
   
     
 

Hi Kuka,

Back in (what used to be) ‘normal’ times, many of us noticed that we tended to eat more at weekends.

Now the distinction between days blurs in our stay at home world, many of us find we’re eating (and drinking) more every day.

Food is a source of comfort and entertainment as well as nourishment – especially now. So here’s some ideas to help you enjoy eating and drinking without piling on the pounds.

The Delish Dozen

Indulgently good to eat ...

12 easy to make meals using simple fresh ingredients for full-on flavour, have a taste

17 Easy Ways to Cut Sugar (and get slimmer)

Sugar isn't very helpful if you're trying to get or stay slim and it's found in many foods and drinks. But not all sugars are equal, here's how to cut it down

How Alcohol Affects Body Weight and Shape

There's a fair amount of confusion about how alcohol affects weight, and shape - it's not all down to the obvious 'alcohol has lots of calories'. Dr Usman takes a walk through the research, what it means and what you can do about it, take a look

Exercise Benefits Stack Up Against ARDS

New research shows exercise can prevent or at least reduce the severity of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) which affects some patients with COVID-19. Fnd out more

Need more incentive to exercise?

All the minutes you spend exercising now count towards getting your medal in the Walk the Weight Off challenge. Get started today to give your motivation a boost, here's how

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In case you missed it …

Susan’s story provides great insight into a successful weight loss mindset:

7 Stone Lost in 13 Months

Personal Trainer Daniel DeMoss gives advice for over 50s (and beyond) who want to start exercising:

Personal Trainer’s Advice for Exercising Over 50

 
     
 

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Thank you for reading,

Weight Loss Resources
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