Nothing Lean about Lean Cuisine
November 18th, 2008I live for fitness and a healthy lifestyle. I’m into all the new trends in sports, exercising and healthy eating. As you know, healthy eating and exercise are interdependent, one cannot co-exist without the other. Whatever sport or type of exercise you do, and your goal is to lose weight then what you put in your mouth is critical.
This week couldn’t pass without having a say on the recent scandal about traces of plastic found in the Lean Cuisine packaged foods. Nothing ‘lean’ about it. Nestle is recalling 879,565 pounds of Lean Cuisine brand frozen dinners containing chicken since they may contain shards of hard plastic. Since each meal weighs less than one pound, this adds up to millions of dinners.
The affected products include: Lean Cuisine Pesto Chicken with Bow Tie Pasta; Lean Cuisine Chicken Mediterranean; Lean Cuisine Chicken Tuscan.
I don’t believe in crazy diets or processed foods. I like all things natural. However, from experience I heavily do not endorse relying on these foods to lose weight. Once you’re off them, unfortunately, the weight you’ve lost comes back. And it will haunt you.
Say no to packaged food delivered to your door. Aim for a natural diet based on fresh unprocessed food, vegetables, fruits, grains and protein, with off course the regular exercise.
Besides why would you want chicken that tastes like rubber?
Go ahead make the right decision. Say yes to healthy eating, exercising and maintaining a long life.