martes, 2 de noviembre de 2010

About.com Health: Coping With the Candy Bonanza

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From Kristin Kane, your About Health Editor
Halloween is said and done, and now is the time that we all become acutely aware of the true meaning behind its catch phrase: The trick to making it through the avalanche of sweets is remembering the pitfalls of enjoying too many (or the wrong types of) treats.

How to Handle All That Candy
Your child came home with a pillowcase full of loot -- he's thrilled, you're envisioning endless sugar highs. Our Nutrition Guide offers some tips for parents looking to control their kids' consumption. (I know a few adults who could benefit from this advice themselves.)

But Chocolate Is Good for Me!
Like my fiancé: He may or may not have housed half a dozen mini-chocolate bars in 20 minutes the other day. (I'll leave it up to him to confirm or deny.) Sure, chocolate has its health benefits, as this article describes. But leaning on that too much can poise you for an expanded waistline more than an extended life.

What's Safe for Celiacs?
Celiac disease sufferers certainly can't dig into a bucket of confections with abandon. Sort out what is safe for the munching in that pile of goodies. This list gives you the gluten-free picks from top manufacturers.

Triumph Over Your Sweet Tooth
"I just need a little something sweet." Sound familiar? We thought so. When it comes to fighting sugar cravings, not keeping treats in the house may be an obvious way to thwart temptation. But these other suggestions may surprise you.

 


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