Eat ice cream, lose weight?
Jessica Ashley, Shine staff | July 14, 2009
To me, nothing says “it’s
summer” like
ice cream—sundaes, sandwiches, even frozen
yogurt. I have fond memories of summer vacation at the
beach and riding bikes with my cousins to the nearby ice cream shop
in the evenings. Back then I always ordered ice cream in a cone,
but as I grew up I became an ice-cream-in-a-cup kind of girl. Why?
I don’t know—I probably thought it was less childish and more
civilized. But I recently read that licking ice cream is more
satisfying than eating with a spoon, so I’m going back to my
childhood ways.
Last week, two interesting
studies were published: Our rate of obesity continues to climb and
now 25% of adults in 31 states are clinically obese; some states
classify almost a third of their population as obese. Add that
population to the one that is termed overweight and we are talking
about more…
There's a reason why when
people think of yoga students they often call to mind images of
bendy people twisting their bodies into pretzel shapes. Yogis
believe twisting poses are an important tool for optimal
health.




