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Old February 3rd, 2008, 07:42 AM
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What are some of the best resources you've found for the average person who likes to read on nutrition - ie books, periodicals, websites, etc.

Around here, we've tried to dispell the notion that eating after a certain hour contributes to weight gain... when we know that it's total calories for the day that does that. that doesn't change the fact that the scale might show a change in the am - that doesn't necesarily mean fat gain -just a scale change. Measurements are probably the only way to do this, but is there way for a person (and we get so many of them onthis site practically hyperventitaling that the scale change when they didn't eat that much) to prove to themselves that it'sn ot actual fat gain but just a scale fluctuation.
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