From: Janice Walker Pinnington [jan@completefamilynutrition.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 8:45 PM
To: info@contactcomm.com
Subject: Are You A Carbohydrate Addict? Take The Quiz!

Complete Family Nutrition.com - A division of Contact Communications, LLC

Janice Walker Pinnington -  April 2008

Are You a Carb Addict?  Take the Quiz!
IN THIS ISSUE
Are You A Carb Addict? Take the Quiz!
Personal Nutrition Program
Vitamin C - Why We Need It!
Featured Recipe - Strawberry Banana Smoothie
Exercise - Decline Push Ups
UPCOMING EVENTS
1.  Sides Financial - Thursday, April 4th 6:00 - 7:30 - Cooking Demonstration and Book Signing
2.  YMCA - Kennerly Rd., Irmo, SC Saturday, April 12th
Kid's Health Fair
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Family cruise 08
Hello Friends,
 
We just arrived back from a Carnival Cruise from spring break.  Okay, okay, I did REALLY well with my plan for the first three days - lots of fresh fruit, salads, soups and vegetables.  But then came "Lobster Night".  I ordered sliced lemons to use as an accompaniment, but they never came.  Staring at my little dish of melted butter, I took my first dip.  The floodgates for the rest of cruise were opened - wine with dinner, rolls and butter every night, warm chocolate melting cake, martinis and a 24 hour pizzeria - Mama Mia!  (Needless to say I'm on the detox vegetable soup diet this week).  Temptation is inevitable but I have learned not to beat myself up if I slip up.  Today is a new day and a new chance to make better choices.  Right?
 
Plus - Are you a carbohydrate addict?  Take the quiz and find out!
 
Also - thanks to all of you who participated in the Nutritional Analysis last month.  I really enjoyed getting to know you a little better and I look forward to continued communication as we head through this health journey together.
 
Jan Walker Pinnington
"Celebrate Every Success!
 
Are You a Carbohydrate Addict?
 
Give yourself one point for each question that is true:
 
1)  After a full breakfast, do you get hungry before it's time for lunch?
2)  Do you have a difficult time stopping, once you start to eat starches, snack foods, junk foods or sweets?
3)  Do you sometimes feel unsatisfied even though you have just finished a meal?
4)  Does the sight, smell, or even the thought of food, sometimes stimulate you to eat?
5)  Do you sometimes eat, even though you are not really hungry?
6)  Are you sometimes unable to keep from snacking at night?
7)  After a large meal, do you feel sluggish, almost drugged?
8)  Do you get unexplainably tired and/or hungry in the afternoon?
9)  Have you at times continued eating even though you felt uncomfortably full?
10)  Have you been on diet after diet only to lose weight and then regain it again?
 
0-2:  You do not appear to be carbohydrate addicted.
3-4:  You appear to have a mild carbohydrate addiction which, at times you may be able to control (although not always) and with some difficulty.
5-7:  Your score indicates that you are moderately addicted to carbohydrates.  At times, you may be able to control your eating, but may find that stress, premenstrual changes, tiredness, boredom, unexpressed anger or pressure may increase your carb cravings.
8-10:  You have scored in the severe carbohydrate addiction range.  You may be struggling to control your eating without realizing that your body has been fighting you, literally driving you to eat and the storing the excess food energy as fat.
 
If you would like some information on combating carb addiction, please email me at jan@completefamilynutrition.com.
 
 
 
 
*Personal Nutrition Programprogram binder woman - NEW!
 
No two people are alike - that's why a personalized nutrition program will bring you the results you're looking for. Whether it's to feel better, lose weight, build muscle, or maintain your health, this program is designed for you. In Phase 1, we start with an in-depth Nutritional Analysis to determine your current dietary intake, health issues, medicine routine, exercise regimen, and daily stresses. In addition, we do a comprehensive Food Allergy/Cravings/Likes/Dislikes Survey to get a better idea of how to zero in on what your body needs. All of this data is assessed and followed up with a comprehensive plan tailor-made for you.
 
The result of this phase then takes you to Phase 2. The second phase consists of Weight and Measurement Progress Charting, Personalized Supplement Plan, Personalized Daily Nutrition Plan, Food Tracking Logs and Email/Internet Correspondence all packaged in your own personalized program binder. Phase 2 is a four week structured plan that can be renewed monthly to keep you on track. In addition, your program includes unlimited email support. The initial program is $165. Each 4 week renewal program is $75 and will continue for as long as you require. It's like having your very own Nutritional Counselor at every turn. So go ahead and invest in yourself - feeling better is just one click away!
 
Plus, view our Men's Only Program and Children's Program (Ages 5-12).
Vitamin C - Why We Need It!

I'm sure you heard your mother say "drink your orange juice".  That's because Vitamin C is critical for the immune system.  Since we don't manufacture it ourselves, we need to obtain Vitamin C from outside sources.  The Recommended Daily Allowance is 250 mg but this amount was determined to be just adequate enough to keep away scurvy.  Many dieticians and nutritionists recommend a supplement of 1000 to 2000 mg per day of added Vitamin C. 

  • Vitamin C is essential for collagen production that holds together skin, bones, teeth, blood vessels, cartilage, tendons and ligaments.  That's why when you get a cut or a burn, Vitamin C helps your body to produce the collagen to repair the tissue more quickly.
  • Vitamin C's antioxidant role can fight free radicals by preventing lipid peroxidation which in turn fights toxins, pollution, and cell mutations/damage (i.e. cancer).
  • Vitamin C is one of the most powerful free-radicals to prevent damage that contributes to aging and age-related diseases.
  • Vitamin C can also be used to reduce the symptoms of asthma and allergies.

Vitamin C is water soluble and easily eliminated from the body.  Taking it several times a day is helpful.  So go ahead and stock up on Vitamin C - it is truly one of your best supplements!  (Vitamin C can be taken as chewable tablet, gel tab, powder citrate and liquid form).

 
 
Featured Recipe  - Strawberry Banana Smoothie
 
1 1/2 cups fresh or frozen strawberries
1/2 small banana
1/2 cup vanilla soy milk
1 cup crushed ice
2 tbsp. sugar-free strawberry preserves
 
Blend the strawberries, banana, soy milk, ice and preserves in a blender until smooth.  (You can add a little water if consistency is too thick).  Pour into a large glass and serve with a straw.  Great breakfast drink on the go!
 
Calories:  263
Carbs: 63 g
Fat:  3 g
Protein:  8 g
 
 
Exercise of the Month - Decline Push Ups

Want to get a strong back, sexy shoulders and lean arms?  Try this exercise - 3 sets of 10, 3 times per week.

Thank you for the opportunity to share this newsletter with you.
 
If you haven't done so already, click on "Fill Your Plate and Still Lose Weight" to order your copy now!
 
Forwarding this email to your friends and family is the highest compliment we can receive!
 
Sincerely,
 
program binder woman
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Janice Walker Pinnington
Contact Communications, LLC
 
Safe Unsubscribe
This email was sent to info@contactcomm.com, by jan@completefamilynutrition.com
Complete Family Nutrition | a division of Contact Communications,LLC | 114 Signal Lane | Irmo | SC | 29063