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Come see us at the Florida Bridal Expo in #gainesville tomorrow! Tickets can be purchased at http://t.co/BrPMCTvlExcited for the #ACELKick Charity Kickball Tournament next weekend!Simply Nutrition wishes all of you a merry Christmas! Have a happy, healthy, and safe holiday season!
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26Jan
The Embark Lifestyle Transformation System is now available exclusively at Simply Nutrition!
Rise: High Potency Thermogenic, Push: Fat Burning Compound, and Contour: Lean Toning Formula make up the ultimate weight loss system to help you meet all of your goals this year. Stay tuned for more information, or stop by the store to pick up a kit today!
23Dec
Simply Nutrition’s Holiday Hours will be as follows:
December 24th – closed
December 25th – closed
December 26th – closed
December 31st – open 8am-2pm
January 1st – closed
All other days we will hold regular store hours.
2012 has been a great year and we’d like to thank everyone out there who has supported us and helped us to spread our message of health and nutrition! We wish all of you a Merry Christmas and a safe, happy, and healthy holiday season!
14Nov
Get ready Gainesville, the Embark Weight Loss program is coming soon!
Give us a like over at https://www.facebook.com/EmbarkWeightLoss to get the latest updates!
1Oct
By Sharon Begley
NEW YORK | Fri Sep 21, 2012 5:00pm EDT
(Reuters) – As Americans debate what is most to blame for the nation’s obesity epidemic, researchers say they have the strongest evidence yet that sugary drinks play a leading role and that eliminating them would, more than any other single step, make a huge difference.
Three studies published Friday in the New England Journal of Medicine represent the most rigorous effort yet to see if there is a link between sugar-sweetened beverages and expanding U.S. waistlines.
“I know of no other category of food whose elimination can produce weight loss in such a short period of time,” said Dr. David Ludwig, director of the New Balance Foundation Obesity Prevention Center at Boston Children’s Hospital, who led one of the studies. “The most effective single target for an intervention aimed at reducing obesity is sugary beverages.”
19Apr
Eat several small meals throughout the day
Eating small, well balanced meals regularly throughout the day is an excellent way to crush cravings and keep your metabolism fired up. When you skip meals, it sends a signal to a primitive part of your brain that food is in short supply, and this causes your calorie burning to slow down. On the same note, eating small meals frequently lets your body know that calories are abundant and its ok to go ahead and burn them!
12Apr
Did you know clams are an excellent source of iron? Just 3 ounces of this tasty shellfish provides 23 mg of iron, more than 100% of your daily requirement!
4Apr
Substitute Greek yogurt for sour cream!
Greek yogurt is an excellent high protein, low fat, low carbohydrate food that is also a great source of probiotics! It can be substituted for sour cream in most recipes.
Example: Greek Yogurt Ranch Dip
Mix 1 container of unflavored fat free Greek yogurt with 1 packet of powdered ranch seasoning. Serve with fresh veggies or toasted pitas! This easy to make guilt free snack is sure to satisfy!
2Apr
When you look at this map, it becomes clear why health problems such as type II diabetes and heart disease increase year after year. The rising obesity epidemic is a serious threat to the health of our nation.
Don’t let yourself become a statistic, with a proper nutrition and supplementation program we can all do our part to battle this growing problem by staying fit and maintaining a healthy weight!
21Mar
Eat more fresh food, and cut processed foods out of your diet!
Cutting processed food out of your diet can make a huge difference for a weight loss plan. Not only are processed foods usually dense in calories, they also lack the vitamins and minerals that fresh foods offer. Industrial processing destroys most of the food’s natural nutrients, and potentially harmful chemicals are added to many processed foods as well. So next time you buy groceries, remember to keep it fresh!
13Mar
Cut soda and other sugary beverages out of your diet completely!
One can of soda contains about 40 grams of sugar. If you drink one soda every day for a year, that’s 14,600 grams of sugar. That comes out to 58,000 calories. When you see the numbers, it becomes clear that cutting out that daily soda can go a long way to achieving your weight loss goals!