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Weight loss apps were one of the first apps to start selling when smartphones came on the market. Today, there are literally thousands of them available. However, they vary so much in quality, price, and focus that it can be difficult to pick the best one for you. Nutritionist Samantha Cassetty says the best apps support a variety of healthy foods, in balanced amounts, that are right for your needs. Free apps, like Lose It!, can help you track your food intake. However, Cassetty says they're unlikely to lead to any real, lasting weight loss. Instead, she suggests focusing on developing healthy habits, like regular exercise and increasing the number of fruits and vegetables in your diet. According to Business Insider, the apps Noom, Weight Watchers, My Fitness Pal, and the free MyNetDiary do a great job at helping you meet some or all of these goals.
Nestlé Prepared Foods recalled over 760,000 Hot Pocket that might contain bits of glass and plastic. Four people complained to Nestlé of "extraneous material" in their Hot Pockets. The frozen, not-ready-to-eat products were shipped nationwide in November 2020. Business Insider reports they were produced from Nov. 13 through Nov. 16. They have lot codes of 0318544624, 0319544614, 0320544614 and 0321544614. They have a a "best before" date of February 2022. he boxes also have the establishment number "EST. 7721A" inside the USDA mark of inspection.
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson is launching an energy drink. The wrestler-turned-actor is collaborating with ZOA, a health drink made with natural caffeine and superfoods. Dwayne Johnson, his ex-wife Dany Garcia, Garcia's husband Dave Rienzi, and John Shulman teamed up with Molson Coors. Each 16-ounce can of ZOA contains a blend of green tea and green unroasted coffee. The drink also has added electrolytes and amino acids. According to CNN, Molson Coors will distribute the product to retail stores nationwide starting in March.
The rising interest of millennials in RVing has now started positively impacting sales and rental numbers. Business Insider reports a new survey from the RV Industry Association shows millennials are now more interested in buying an RV than any other age demographic. Business Insider reports a sales of Class B camper vans are particularly hot and has seen an exceptional increase in shipments. According to data from RV rental platform Outdoorsy, bookings made by the demographic spiked 70% from 2019 to 2020. The only age demographic that say an increase larger than the millennial spike in travel trailer purchases are Gen Zers. That group bought 26.24% more Thor Industries trailers in 2020 year-over-year as the younger generation matures into adulthood.
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