You would think people would be cutting the junk food after the holidays, but a new study found that while people are buying more healthy groceries, they continue to buy junk food after New Year’s.
Lauren Keating is a freelance journalist, who specializes in health, nutrition, and fitness reporting. She is a former trends reporter for Tech Times and was previously a contributing writer for Fit Nation Magazine and covered a nutrition beat (as well as covering other miscellaneous topics) for Brooklyn News Service. She currently freelances for RunnerClick and Rockay running sites. She has a love for running and is always looking for new fitness and health trends.
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7 comments on “Despite New Year’s Resolutions, Junk Food Purchases Are The Highest Post-Holiday : T-Lounge : Tech Times”
too many holiday cookies people bring to work to say “thanks”, its really bad : (. my view is though If i eat it, at least I will have gotten rid of it and it dissapears ;)…(may reappear elsewhere though!!)
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haahh the temptations are real! LOL I look at it as long as I eat healthy and run often, a few cookies won’t hurt. (Okay whose I am kidding..who stops at one =D )
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eating away all that post holiday anxiety…
I guess so lol! I must admit I’ve been munching on some donuts and cookies lying around, but will try to be better. How about you?
too many holiday cookies people bring to work to say “thanks”, its really bad : (. my view is though If i eat it, at least I will have gotten rid of it and it dissapears ;)…(may reappear elsewhere though!!)
haahh the temptations are real! LOL I look at it as long as I eat healthy and run often, a few cookies won’t hurt. (Okay whose I am kidding..who stops at one =D )
Oh wow, I would have thought opposite too!
I know! I must admit I was surprise myself. Thanks for reading!