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I aim to eat fresh real food whenever possible, but early morning workouts and a rushed commute to work means I occasionally reach for energy bars on the go. My flavor of choice is peanut butter and chocolate (because how could you not love the salty and sweet combo?!) and I’ve tried more varieties than I care to admit. [...]

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The traditional Atkins Diet has recently received an overhaul. After dieters complained of falling to carbohydrate temptation and struggling with keeping the weight off once it was lost some doctors decided it was time to revamp the diet plan. The biggest difference in the new plan is that foods like potatoes, pasta, rice and bread [. [...]

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Filed under: Celebs & Entertainment

Kelly Osbourne hasn’t always been the role model for healthy living. The once potty-mouthed singer and “The Osbournes” reality TV star has not only struggled with her weight, but also checked herself into rehab for drug and alcohol addiction three times. [...]

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The controversial high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet made famous by the late Dr Robert C. Atkins could see a revival in 2010 if Monty Sharma has anything to do with it. Sharma, the CEO of Atkins Nutritionals, lost 10 pounds on the diet two years ago and has since been singing the doomed weight-loss program’s praises. [...]

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Filed under: Diet & Weight Loss, Celebs & EntertainmentActress Courtney Thorne-Smith, best known for her roles in TV dramas such as “Ally McBeal” and (the original) “Melrose Place,” was named spokesperson for the Atkins Diet about a year ago.

After struggling to maintain her weight for years, for the past decade Courtney has been in the “maintenance” phase of Atkins to keep her svelte figure by eating a low-carb, low-sugar diet. [...]

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