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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 21, 2001 Community 7 7 Tips To Avoid 7 Pounds Chamber of Commerce Recognizes Excellence new award for excellent Red Oelerich, Editor of Carol Sullivan service called Counter tomer and Outdoor Travel Several businesses and venture This Holiday Season individuals were given Recreation, was the keynote Intelligence was awarded to Rosa Ad- By: A cus- local An estimated 61 of Americans are overweight, and 26 are obese. One of the leading contributors to this epidemic is the unconscious consumption of food especially during the holidays. A typical scenario: you go overboard on the turkey and cranberry sauce during Thanksgiving dinner and by dessert it spirals into a feeding frenzy that becomes a Christmas binge which turns into a 7 pound weight gain sound familiar? Every year, Americans gain ah average of 7 pounds during the month between Thanksgiving and New Years, it then takes more than twice as much time to lose the weight. However, this year will be different because the Registered Dietitians at Nutricise have put together 7 tips to avoid gaining another 7 pounds of holiday weight. 1) Indulge Mindfully. Choose low fat foods such as roast turkey and vegetables that are naturally low in fat. Holiday fare, such as ham, duck, stuffing, or potato pancakes, have alotoffatinthem. 2) Practice Moderation. To still enjoy traditional favorites that are higher in fat, consider eating smaller amounts. Practice moderation by paying attention to the amount of foods you eat. 3) Be Patient. Wait 15 to 20 minutes after a meal to request seconds or dessert. By delaying, you may find that your appetite will lessen. When theres a lot of food in front of you, its easy to get caught up in the social aspect of eating but .be aware of your hunger signals and dont eat if youre not hungry. 4) Substitute. Substitute high fat foods such as butter and sour cream with lower fat alternatives such as reduced-fa- t butter, reduced-fa- t sour cream, or plain yogurt in your Holiday recipes. 5) Dont Starve Yourself and Plan Ahead. Eat small meals throughout the day, so you do not binge atyour Holiday meal. Also, know ahead of time what you are going to eat. For example, if you know youre going to want dessert, cut back your meal portions or make sure to haVe a option ready, such as fruit. 6) Go Easy on the Alcohol. Alcohol decreases inhibitions potentially causing you to eat more - and is loaded with calories. If you must drink, opt for a wine spritzer made with equal parts wine and club soda. 7) Relax and Enjoy. Engage in conversation to help keep your eating at a healthy pace. When you talk you are less likely to eat. Remember your mom always told you not to talk with not work. Weight loss is about . changing your behavior and being responsible to yourself in the choices you make. By making a few simple modifications you can still enjoy the food and the fun without going off of your weight loss program, says Charles S. Platkin, Nutricise and author of Breaking The Pattern. Thanksgiving is a holiday about food, so its difficult to avoid overeating; however, if you plan ahead, modify your behavior and make better food choices, you can significantly reduce the amount of calories you consume at Thanksgiving dinner this year. Nutricise nutritionists work with all clients individually to educate them about food, so they can make the right choices and lose weight for good. At Nutricise.com each client has unlimited access to hisher own NutritionistRegistered Dietitian via email (the client has the same NutritionistRegistered Dietitian throughout the entire program) 24 hours7 days a week. Additionally, clients are offered invaluable weight loss, nutrition, physical activity, and behavior modification techniques to assist, educate and help them make applicable co-foun- lifestyle changes. This continuous support and motivation is the secret to the success of the Nutricise Weight Loss Program. Long-terweight control is more related to psychological issues, like dietary counseling and group support, than nutrient composition, according to a recent USDA study. In addition to the Nutricise Weight Loss Program, Nutricise offers thousands of articles on nutrition, fitness, and weight loss. r A W Si . IT & -- re 5Z : & 6 aft ,s v ! Cafe. Receiving awards for Commu- Rosa Escobar received the Counter nity Service were: Harriet Intelligence Award for her excellent Perkins, Cathryn McCormick service. - and Carol Sullivan. - Kanab senior center menu November 22 & Thanksgiving Holiday. 23-Clos- ed for 23-Clos- November November November and dumplings, mashed potatoes, fruitjell-O- , cupcakes. tatoes en , ed & broccoli 26-Be- ef pepper steak with rice, fruit, raisin bars. fruit cup, cobbler. November for November Thanksgiving Holiday. 26-Roa- st' 28-Chick- Red Oelerich, Editor of Adventure Travel and Outdoor Recreation, was the keynote speaker. Long Valley Senior menu November beef, mashed potatoes, pea salad, 28-Roa- beef, po- st & gravy, vegetable, tossed salad, banana pudding. November pot pie, coleslaw, sliced beets, fruitn nut cherry pie. All meals served with bread and juice or milk. 30-Chick- 30-Chi- li, cornbread, salad, vegetables, . fruit, cake. en i f i i i FIRST DRAWING! At The SOUND ROOM RADIO SHACK 235 S. 100 E., Kanab n 3 t ir ?? i i i i i ' CELLULAR ONE & DIRECT TV Authorized Dealers HOT FRIDAY SALE U rjr it were Melodie Hinote, Myma Cox and Jean Cahoy. Ramsay Towing, Rocking V Cafe and Vermilion Espresso Bar & i? m Counter Intelligence tp.m., Saturday, Nov. 24 d c. low-calor- ie your mouth full! Nutricise teaches individuals that deprivation and dieting do a X- Escobar. Honorable Mentions for Houstons Trails End Restaurant & Catering, Kanab Country Auto & Detailing Inc. . $ speaker. Oelerich explained what is happening with tourism state wide, especially adventure tourism. He defined adventure tourism and gave insight and pointers on how to increase our local tourist market. Oelerich made the point that most people involved in adventure tourism are affluent Americans who have money to Spend. A friendly smile will bring them back to our community. Award recipients for Business Excellence were: Angel Love Nails, Canyon Rim Adventures, m - . recogni- tion at the annual Kanab Chamber of Commerce 2001 Awards Banquet held December 17, 2001, at Frontier Movie Town. s1 - Wf -- Day After Thanksgiving, 7 a.m. to Noon . j (See the.flyer in this week's Southern Utah News and Color Country Shojrper.) a. & PERSON NAMED ON TICKET MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN! Bring the whole family for your chance to win some excellent prizes from our local I businesses! See the full page ad in this week's S.U.N. for complete contest rules. I S( J |