How to Burn Off the Calories of Your Favorite Foods

A study by the Texas Christian University found that people tend to make healthier meal choices when they are presented with the amount of exercise needed to burn off the calories of specific foods. Athough restaurants give the number of calories present in each dish they serve, a more efficient guide would match up a particular food item with the type and length of a workout needed to burn off what they are considering eating. Here is a quick guide to help you navigate working off some of your favorite foods.

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