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2004 National Nutrition Month - Week 3.

National Nutrition Month ©

26. Go skinny dipping. Instead of having guacamole with your favorite chips, try salsa. You'll save more than 100 calories per quarter-cup.

27. Order a virgin (mixed drink, that is). A virgin cocktail will save you about 100 calories since the distilled spirits pack 100 calories per 11/2-ounce shot of distilled spirits.

28. Substitute two cans of low-carb or light beer for regular. You'll save 100 calories.

29. Skip the cheese on your sandwich or next burger. An ounce of cheese packs 100 calories.

30. Say bye to bagels. Have a whole-wheat English muffin or two slices of whole-wheat toast for breakfast instead. You'll save over 150 calories.

31. Simplify cocktails. Fancy, mixed drinks like margaritas, Brandy Alexander or Sea Breezes can pack in 300 calories or more per drink. "If you choose to drink alcoholic beverages, drink one glass of water between alcoholic drinks. This will cut down on how much you drink and will help curb the dehydrating effects of the alcohol."

32. For dairy eat three servings a day. Nonfat or low-fat diary foods, that is. Research shows that individuals who eat more dairy foods are leaner than their dairy-eschewing counterparts. Scientists believe that components in dairy products help speed fat metabolism while helping the body build muscle mass.

33. Choose the best licks. Skip super-premium ice cream and have a frozen fruit juice bar to save 100 calories.

34. Wear a pedometer. The recommendation for overall health is to log 10,000 steps a day. Wearing a pedometer will show you just how much (or how little) walking you do.

35. Get a move on at work. "Let your legs do the walking" - get up and visit your co-workers instead of e-mailing them. And walk to get your lunch instead of having it delivered.

36. Replenish your glass of regular soda with diet soda, water or seltzer. You'll save 100 calories for eight ounces.

37. Nibble fewer nuts. Yes, they're nutritious, but they're also high in calories. Eat about 15 fewer mixed nuts than normal to shave off 100 calories.

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