Written by Inés de Sequera-22 March 2013
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Don't miss the feature on Kathy Smith and PGX on Entertainment Tonight and get your FREE DVD!

We're happy and excited to share the news! Kathy Smith will be appearing on Entertainment Tonight this lovely Friday evening. She's going to be sharing her tips to lasting health and talking about how PGX can help you get in the best shape!

To celebrate, we are giving away a FREE DVD of Kathy's 50-minute, total body workout. If you're strapped for time, don't worry! Her workout is broken down into five, convenient 10-minute segments that enable you to work at your own pace, giving you the freedom to customize your exercise routine!

Here's what Kathy has to say about exercise:

"Who says exercise can't be fast, fun, and fit into your schedule? I created this DVD to help you lose weight, get sculpted and feel refreshed in quick 10-minute segments. When you're crunched for time, try one workout as a fast and easy shape-up. Or combine all five for a total-body fat burning routine!"

And here are the workouts you will receive:

  • Workout 1: Body Basics
  • Workout 2: Fat Blast
  • Workout 3: Total Body Toner
  • Workout 4: Flat Abs Fast
  • Workout 5: Stretch & Flex

Did I mention it's free?! Don't miss your chance to grab your free copy of Kathy Smith's Get Fit Fast: The 10 Minute Miracle!

Have a great time on the set of Entertainment Tonight Kathy!

Written by Inés de Sequera-05 February 2013
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PGX is in the news again!

Check out this clip featured on CityTV's Breakfast Television!

Just last week, Breakfast Television Toronto featured Dr Sean Wharton MD, Internal Medicine Specialist and Dr. Michael Lyon MD, Professor of Nutrition at UBC. And I'm sure you've already figured out what came up during their discussion of diabetes, blood sugar and weight loss: PGX!

Check out the informative video and get useful tips about healthy habits and making smart choices in the morning that will keep your blood sugar in control.

Image source: CityTV

Written by Holly McLennan-11 October 2012
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Food cravingsNo matter how good the intentions, it can be difficult to curb cravings for sweet or salty foods. The occasional indulgence is no cause for concern but frequent cravings could be a sign of unbalanced blood sugar. Instead of reaching for a high-calorie sugary treat try these alternatives:

• Are you hungry or thirsty? Drink a big glass of water. Your body loves it.

• Too hungry, too often? Fill up on fibre! Soluble fibre fills you up and makes you feel fuller, longer.

• Sugar craving? Grab a piece of fresh fruit or blend a frozen fruit smoothie; naturally sweet nutrition.

Salt and crunch craving? Skip the chips! Crunch some celery or an apple slice. Sprinkle with salt if you like, or better yet dip it in natural peanut butter! You’ll get some crunch, some salt and some fat and protein too!

Written by Holly McLennan-18 September 2012
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Just because you're trying to eat healthy doesn't mean you can't have dessert. In fact, studies show that each time you turn down temptation, it's harder to stay on track.

A smart and sensible dessert should only have as many calories as a snack. Here's one you can enjoy, guilt-free!

Say, hello to these Guilt-Free Double Chocolate Brownies! At less than 120 calories per serving you can stick to your plan and indulge from time to time. See the recipe from Fitness Magazine !

Nutrition facts per serving:

111 calories
1g protein
18g carbohydrate
4g fat (3g saturated)
1g fiber

Tell us what you think! Is dessert after dinner a must?

Image Source: Fitness Magazine


Written by Julia Havey-12 September 2012
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Hi PGXers! 

I wanted to thank you for all the comments you've left for me on Facebook and Twitter! I'm so excited to be a part of your journey!  

Many of you wrote to me asking for a favorite recipe and I had to share this one with you. With Fall just around the corner I think this is the perfect muffin. I hope you enjoy these as much as I do!

Sweet Potato PGX muffins

  • 4 cups mashed, cooked sweet potatoes, skins removed
  • 12 scoops whey protein powder
  • 4 egg whites
  • 1 cup raisins
  • 1 cup uncooked oatmeal
  • 2 cups almond milk—unsweetened
  • 20 grams PGX granules

PREP: Preheat oven to 350 and line 24 muffin tins with paper cup liners.

MIX: All ingredients except PGX. Just before pouring the mixture into your muffin tins, add PGX and stir thoroughly. Then spoon the mixture into the tins.

BAKE: 15 minutes or until done (we like gooey muffins in my house!)

Enjoy! 

Julia