Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts

Sunday, October 6, 2013

Frank Yan of Sacramento on All You Can Eat







Frank Yan of Sacramento posts a related article: Cravings

Frank Yan if Sacramento says it best. some can fiend for blood and some for the buffets. Proud or guilty the easy pleasure of an all you can eat buffet can be sometimes be very impossible to ignore.

Besides from the Vegas buffets, one of Frank Yan 's favorite buffets in his Sacramento home town would be Kaveris Indian buffet located on Fulton Blvd. Between the "pillowy and crisp" naan and their delicious samosas, Frank Yan has finally found his "Indian fix" His favorite go-to dish is the succulent lamb rogan. "A toothless man could consume this delight and would love every single bite."



Sunday, September 29, 2013

Frank Yan of Sacramento on A Healthy Diet Begins at the Supermarket







Food shoppers that read the nutrition labels are at a healthier weight levels than those who do not. Frank Yan of Sacramento, says that smart choices always begin at the supermarket. By reading food labels for contents nutritional values can help us achieve or maintain a healthy weight and make better decisions for our bodies. Researchers has shown that women shoppers who regularly read nutrition labels and its contents typically weigh far less than those who do not look or read at the labels. Only by reading these food labels can you know what is really in your food that you will be consuming. You may be a bit surprised by how two seemingly identical food items can vary in sugar, fiber, and calories. This can also help determine on how big of a portion size should be taken. Instead of relying on front of the package claims, its nest to always read the ingredients and nutrition information to get a better sense of what’s inside.

Frank Yan agrees that a healthy diet begins at the supermarket. At times Frank does read the food labeling of the foods contents. This Sacramento resident is always concerned of what he eats as he does maintain his ideal weight and his health.

You can find Frank at his local favorite Sacramento supermarkets, Nugget, Whole Foods, Fresh and Easy, and Bel-Air.

Saturday, July 27, 2013

Frank Yan of Sacramento on Avoiding Cavities







Sacramento businessman Frank Yan knows quite a bit about dieting, however when it come to snacking Frank Yan has a weakness to it. Not that he eats a bunch of unhealthy sweet, he tries snack when possible to maintain his appetite for a healthier consumption. But heres the problem, cavities.

To avoid cavities at all, try to avoid all day snacking. Non stop food exposure can raise our mouth levels of enamel destroying acids.

What’s not so good for our waistlines and our teeth? Grazing. Mindless snacking on unhealthy sweets and empty calories through the day can pile excess calories and can make our mouth build unwanted particles that get stuck between our teeth.

While speaking to Frank Yan ‘s dentist in Sacramento, his dentist mentioned that nonstop snacking will keep our mouths in a higher acidic state that will wear down teeth and its enamel and make our teeth more prone to decay.

To keep our teeth sparkling white and clean, eat snacks and meals in a single sitting, every 4-5hours, and we should discipline ourselves to brush our teeth afterward

Drinking water through out the entire day will also help lower the levels of damaging mouth acid.

Sunday, July 14, 2013

Frank Yan of Sacramento on Incresing Your Serotonin







Are you down in the dumps? Frank Yan says do not reach for those delicious box of cookies. Unhealthy eating can make your bad mood even worse. Take a walk outside instead. This is what Frank does, especially a walk around River Walk in Sacramento along the Sacramento River.

If you are concerned about your weight or daily diet, throw away that seeking solace in a pint of chocolate ice cream, it will and can make you feel even worse. While attending Sacramento State, Frank Yan researched that it showed for women who continually worried about their body figure, pigged out when we’re in a bad mood. This type of behavior can drag them down even further.

According to research, nutritious foods such as walnuts, salmon, and whole grains can really help increase our serotonin levels. Serotonin is the feel good hormone that benefits our sense of well-being and moods. Bingeing on junk food that are not good for us can lower our serotonin production and, with it, our moods.

Instead of seeking a better mood with eating junk food, get moving instead with a work out or walk. A 10-minute burst of exercise can give you a noticeable lift.