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Are you one of the millions of people who made New Year’s resolutions to lose weight?If so, you’ll want to read Eat Smart Expert Ruth Houston’s 3-part weight loss article series because it has everything you need to know if you’re serious about reaching your goals.According to statistics, 80% fail

Eat Smart Expert Ruth Houston, author of the upcoming book Eat Smart and Lose Weight:  Scientifically Proven Ways to Lose Weight without Diets or Exercise  recently appeared as a guest on Amanda Kostura’s and  Kelsi Amerine’s podcast Grow Your Path to Wellness.Ruth discussed common weight loss lies we’ve been brainwashed to believe,

Most Super Bowl gatherings feature buffet-style meals with lots of food and plenty of beer and booze.When you’re surrounded by an abundance of food and free-flowing alcohol, its easy to go overboard -- especially if youre watching your weight.    Ruth Houston, the author of the upcoming book Eat Smart and Lose

New York Restaurant week is winding down.   There are only a couple more days left.  If you were reluctant to take advantage of discount dining out at some of new York’s finest restaurants because you’re on a diet or watching your weight, Eat Smart Expert Ruth Houston has good news

Eat Smart Expert Ruth Houston recently appeared as a guest on 3 radio shows on which she shared easy weight loss tips from her upcoming book, Eat Smart and Lose Weight: Scientifically Proven Ways to Lose Weight without Diets or ExerciseOn all of her guest appearances, Houston makes a  point

Many New Years celebrations will feature buffet-style meals with multiple options to choose from in unlimited amounts.When you’re surrounded by an abundance of food, accompanied by free-flowing alcohol, it’s easy to go overboard -- especially if you’re watching your weight.    Ruth Houston, the author of the upcoming book Eat Smart

Many New Years celebrations will feature buffet-style meals with multiple options to choose from in unlimited amounts.When you’re surrounded by an abundance of food, accompanied by free-flowing alcohol, it’s easy to go overboard -- especially if you’re watching your weight.    Ruth Houston, the author of the upcoming book Eat Smart

Today's the day when most people eat their most caloric meal of the year.  The calorie count of the average Thanksgiving dinner is between 3,000 and 4,500 calories.If you eat past the point of fullness, you’ll end in a “food coma” and your day of food and festivities will end

The calorie count of the average Thanksgiving dinner is between 3,000 and 4,500 calories.With an overabundance of delicious food, you need a strategic eating plan to enjoy the day without going overboard.  "If you eat strategically, you’ll have room for all your Thanksgiving favorites.” says Ruth Houston, author of the

Eat Smart Expert Ruth Houston was a guest on Frankie Boyer’s Holistic Talk Radio Show on WCRN this week.One of the “Eat Smart” tips Ruth shared with Frankie’s audience was “Eat more slowly instead of rushing through your meals.”“Most people have never given any thought to the fact that their