I know, it doesn’t really scream nutrition. But I like the Earth too, as you can see in this short clip of a web pilot called the Green Machine. The show was being developed at CBS News, but never quite got off the ground.
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Jennifer Hudson looks amazing. Everyone agrees on that. But can she maintain the dramatic weight loss? Will her weight loss become compulsive or can she balance it in a healthy manner? Those are tough questions for anyone who has worked hard to lose so much weight.
Inside Edition and CBS News asked me what I thought.
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Left to right, Alessandra Ambrosio, Candice Swanepoel and Adriana Lima on March 30, 2011, in Los Angeles. (Credit: Getty)
There was a time when Victoria’s Secret promoted models who took pride in their curves. But in recent years, the company has come under fire for promoting rail thin women – some who appear to be on the verge of eating disorders.
Of course, no one can be diagnosed just from a photograph, but new images of Candice Swanepoel (the girl in the middle) had me worried about her health as well as the impact her images might have on the millions struggling with eating disorders.
CBS News asked me to speak about the growing fears of eating disorders in models. Check out the full article and tell me what you think.
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Recipe coming soon for this super easy to make roasted tomato soup with garlic crostini.
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Lobster Pizza.
NEW YORK - Sunday started with a trip to Ikea in Brooklyn. Being in Red Hook, we stopped by the Red Hook Lobster Pound for some delicious fresh caught Maine lobsters.
We cooled off from the heat with a lobster, grapefruit, avocado salad with a cilantro vinaigrette and feasted on lobster goat cheese pizza.
Oh, how I love lazy Sunday’s!
Recipes coming soon.
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Oats (Flickr/Nessguide)
NEW YORK – A new study from the University of Illinois has shown soluble fiber found in oats, apples and nuts will strengthen the immune system and reduces inflammation associated with obesity – related diseases.
Here’s a very simple way to spice up that old fashioned oatmeal.
Immune Boosting Oatmeal
1 serving
1/2 cup quick cooking oatmeal (such as McCann’s Quick and Easy Steel Cut Oatmeal)
1 cup cold water
pinch of salt
1/2 diced apple
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tbsp ground walnuts
INSTRUCTIONS
In a deep bowl, mix oatmeal, water and salt. Microwave for 2 to 3 minutes. Mix in apple, walnuts and cinnamon. Enjoy!
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