On tonight’s show Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy get their chocolate fix without any of the guilt. Sarah Endline founder of SweetRiot grew up in a small farming community and dreamed of one day owning her own mission based business. Sarah discovered the cacao bean on one of her travels and decided to build a business around this delicious fruit/bean. She partnered with a Latin American company in order to have a direct connection with the cacao countries that grow the beans and where the farmers create their livelihoods.  Sarah is part of the Equitrade movement which takes free trade to a whole new level. SweetRiot sells dark chocolate covered cacao beans in adorably artistic and reusable tin canisters. These low sugar, anti-oxidant rich nibs are perfect for those chocolate cravings. Celebs like Sarah Jessica Parker and Eva Longoria have been spotted with Sweet Riot’s tins knocking back a handful of nibs. You can find these addicting snacks at Whole Foods and other gourmet food shops and at just 140 calories a tin why not go for it. To learn more please go to Sarah’s website www.sweetriot.com

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In today’s Wellness Minute we give you some of the most inexpensive healthy food choices at the grocery store. So if you are on a budget, and who isn’t these days pay attention.  For more fiber try eating more oats. The Fat Guy eats Trader Joe’s steelcut oatmeal which costs about $.75 a serving. It comes frozen and you just microwave it for 3 mintes and you are ready to go. Eggs are an anti-oxidant and protein rich inexpensive option as well. And eggs are not just for breakfast. Kale and sweet potatos are vitamin packed veggies that are pretty inexpensive. And don’t forget the apples they are fiber rich, crunchy and delicious – try the honeycrisp apple they are hard to find but worth it. Listen right now to hear Dr Fitness’ tips. Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy’s Wellness Minutes improve your health in 3 minutes a day or less. Now available on iTunes right here

In today’s Wellness Minute we share some of the long term effects of a low carb diet. Consuming a diet of too much protein can cause kidney stones or gout – just ask the Fat Guy. Also removing fruits and vegetables (which are carbohydrates) from your diet is not recommended if you want live a healthy life. you might lose weight by eliminating sugar and white flour from your diet but it is unrealsitic for most people never to eat bread or pizza again.  Listen right now to hear Dr Fitness’ tips. Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy’s Wellness Minutes improve your health in 3 minutes a day or less. Now available on iTunes right here

In today’s Wellness Minute we share some more tips to survive eating out at more popular restaurants. Eating healthy at popular restaurants is really pretty easy. You just have to have the mindset that the chef at each restaurant is really your personal chef and have them make whatever you order in a more healthful way. Some people call me high maintenance when I order at a restaurant – no sauce, dressing on the side, hold the mayo, can you grill that instead of frying that, etc. At Olive Garden go with their minestrone soup and at Red Lobster try their jumbo shrimp garden salad – ask for the shrimp steamed not fried. Listen right now to hear Dr Fitness’ tips. Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy’s Wellness Minutes improve your health in 3 minutes a day or less. Now available on iTunes right here

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Now on with the show…

On tonight’s show Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy learn how to wear our life well with great health and wellness tips from New York Times bestselling author and TV star Marilu Henner. Marilu shared her personal story about why she got into fitness over 20 years ago and she gave her 3 best tips to live a much healthier and happier life. She might be starring on Broadway or on TV but Marilu is really passionate about health and she has created a wonderful online community that really benefits from her wisdom and passion. To learn more about her latest book Wear Your Life Well and her online community please go to her website www.marilu.com

We started the show off with NY Times bestselling author and former lawyer Chris Crowley. Chris’ book Younger Next Year explains how you can live a healthier more active life whether you’re 40, 50, 80 or even 100. To learn more about Chris’ healthy living plan please check out his website www.youngernextyear.com

We were lucky enough to get Food Editor of our favorite food magazine Jessie Price from Eating Well magazine on to talk about Eating Well’s latest book Comfort foods Made Healthy. Jessie took us behind the scenes of Eating Well and shared some of her favorite recipes and foodie stories. Please go to www.eatingwell.com and check out this wonderful magazine and all of their email newsletters which are filled with recipes and tips. Look for the latest Eating Well magazine on your news stands with the Pear on the cover.

Dr Fitness had lots of tips about how to manage a fun run with your kids. Remember, you can find a tip a day at our new website www.wellnessminutes.com or on iTunes here.