Nutrition Myths

Since the earliest days of recorded history, humans have been searching for the mythical fountain of youth - the secret formula to reversing aging, staying healthy and vibrant, and looking our best while we're at it. The actual “fountain of youth” isn't just wishful thinking. It is well-established by medical science, and the secret lies in finding renewal from within.

Benefits of mindfulness, meditation, positive affirmations, and yoga - and the evidence to back it up! About one out of every five American adults experience a mental health condition within a given year, and the public health concern still gets shoved under the rug. There are methods that people can incorporate into their routine, which can also improve their mental health. Meditation, mindfulness, positive affirmations, and yoga are all excellent practices that will put your mind, body, and soul at ease.

It seems that the most common goal between balancing exercise and our daily lives is to have the ability to make it to the gym, and also to lose weight with the most minimum effort. Bodybuilders often want to gain muscle mass with the most minimal effort, as fatigue can prevent one from muscular growth. These ten myths are the most common myths that people hold to be true in the fitness world, but in all actuality, they are false. I use my knowledge of fitness to debunk these myths.

Do you eat to pass the time while you're bored? When you're nervous or stressing out for example? Is it something you do for the sake of having fun, just to stop having to do something else? Or are you the one who needs assistance to overcome this obsessional disorder? If that's the case, you'll be set free by the facts!

Make this the last year that "losing weight" tops your list of New Year's Resolutions! Licensed nutritionist and dedicated myth-buster Monica Reinagel (aka the Nutrition Diva) tackles the 10 biggest weight loss myths that keep you from achieving your goals.