Comments on: Supplements and Negitive Calorie Food for Weight Loss http://sportshealthexercise.com/2009/08/supplements-and-negitive-calorie-food-for-weight-loss/ Get Fit - Be Active - Have Fun Tue, 02 Aug 2011 22:50:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: tracybenham http://sportshealthexercise.com/2009/08/supplements-and-negitive-calorie-food-for-weight-loss/comment-page-1/#comment-57 tracybenham Mon, 17 Aug 2009 20:47:38 +0000 http://sportshealthexercise.com/?p=497#comment-57 Thanks Bill And Joseph (and everyone who called or e-mailed us), We appreciate your feedback and that you support our decision to side with the author and NOT recommend Supplements and the idea of negative calorie foods for weight loss. We'll keep everyone updated on what happens with the book. Thanks and Have a Fit & Active Day, Tracy & the teams at SHE & AHN Thanks Bill And Joseph (and everyone who called or e-mailed us),
We appreciate your feedback and that you support our decision to side with the author and NOT recommend Supplements and the idea of negative calorie foods for weight loss. We’ll keep everyone updated on what happens with the book.
Thanks and Have a Fit & Active Day,
Tracy & the teams at SHE & AHN

]]> By: William Harryman http://sportshealthexercise.com/2009/08/supplements-and-negitive-calorie-food-for-weight-loss/comment-page-1/#comment-56 William Harryman Sun, 16 Aug 2009 16:30:28 +0000 http://sportshealthexercise.com/?p=497#comment-56 I NEVER recommend weight loss supplements to my clients. I'll get them taking a multi-vitamin, fish oil, calcium and vitamin D, but seldom anything else (unless there is arthritis, then I recommend curcumin or tumeric extract). If there is a magic pill, people will want it, but that is never the answer. And there really is no such thing as a calorie negative food - there are neutral foods, like cruciferous veggies, but even they have calories. The idea of calorie negative foods is being pushed by the food industry, not any responsible nutritional experts. My 2 cents. Peace, Bill I NEVER recommend weight loss supplements to my clients. I’ll get them taking a multi-vitamin, fish oil, calcium and vitamin D, but seldom anything else (unless there is arthritis, then I recommend curcumin or tumeric extract). If there is a magic pill, people will want it, but that is never the answer.

And there really is no such thing as a calorie negative food – there are neutral foods, like cruciferous veggies, but even they have calories. The idea of calorie negative foods is being pushed by the food industry, not any responsible nutritional experts.

My 2 cents.

Peace,
Bill

]]> By: Joseph http://sportshealthexercise.com/2009/08/supplements-and-negitive-calorie-food-for-weight-loss/comment-page-1/#comment-54 Joseph Sat, 15 Aug 2009 02:09:57 +0000 http://sportshealthexercise.com/?p=497#comment-54 I'm impressed by this author (who is it?) and disgusted by the publisher. How dare they prioritize gimmick based information over the real stuff. Make sure to let us know what book this is and we'll be sure to ban it. Joseph I’m impressed by this author (who is it?) and disgusted by the publisher. How dare they prioritize gimmick based information over the real stuff. Make sure to let us know what book this is and we’ll be sure to ban it. Joseph

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