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Nutrition

Nutrition and Supplements
The American Heart Association has 3 healthful habits to live by. Watch this video for a healthy morning routine.
Your prostate is a small smooth organ that is sometimes compared to a walnut. But did you know that peanuts are actually great for prostate health?
What you eat feeds your body and also your brain. Do you know the foods that can improve cognitive function?
Summer fruits are a delicious way to celebrate the season. But did you know some of those fruits can protect your skin from the summer sun?
Meal planning with chronic conditions like diabetes can be challenging. The Diabetes Plate Method can help. Understanding what you can eat and how much will make selecting your tasty options easier!
Salt is more than just the table shaker full of identical white crystals. Consumers can choose from many different types of salt, varying in cost, nutrients, taste, form and texture depending on where they come from and how they are produced. Try them out!
Research shows that foods low in sugar and high in fiber help prevent cavities and leads to a healthier smile. What are the super seven?
A nutrient-rich diet and lifestyle modifications can reduce lung damage and disease symptoms. Breathe easier, with these key ingredients.
New superfood: Carrots add more than the total daily value of Vitamin A, a must for vision health.
Cherries have been known to be clinically equivalent to NSAID drugs like naproxen and ibuprofen, which often have cardiovascular and gastrointestinal side effects. To find pain relief in a bowl of cherries, read on.
With all the flavor of your favorite spicy sauce, these bowls of vegan buffalo chickpeas are an easy way to bring plant-based protein into your diet. Quick enough for a weeknight dinner, they’re also a vibrant lunch to wake up the afternoon or a snack bold enough for sports or competitive cooking shows.
The pumpkin and applesauce in this pumpkin flax quickbread recipe provide extra fiber and moisture and eliminate the need to add oil. The flax also brings fiber along with anti-inflammatory and other healthful properties. As a quickbread, it all comes together, well, quickly without yeast or needing time to rise.