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Published April 19, 2012
With grocery stores and health marts practically overflowing with so many types of tea: green, chai, and teas with downright hard to pronounce names, selecting the right tea might seem overwhelming. To help you choose the tea that best suits your needs, it is useful to know a little of the science behind tea
Published April 12, 2012
We may think that declining eye health and vision are inevitable with age, but that’s not necessarily so. Women and men can take steps to help delay or even prevent eye diseases
Published April 05, 2012
What would Easter be without brightly decorated eggs? It helps that eggs are one of the most versatile of foods. But how do they rate nutrition-wise?
Published March 29, 2012
Much is reported about the rise in diabetes, a serious disease afflicting an estimated 26 million Americans. But even simple improvements can make a big difference
Published March 21, 2012
With all the current controversy surrounding meat, everyone wants to know – is pink slime is safe to eat?
Published March 15, 2012
Obesity isn’t inevitable – indeed it’s preventable. Parents have the ability and responsibility to put their children on a healthy path by nurturing healthy values and habits at home. Check out these tips
Published March 08, 2012
Even simple improvements in food choices and mealtime routines can make a big difference. Here are some easy tips
Published March 01, 2012
It’s true: “You are what you eat.” Food can’t substitute for the perfect eyeliner or lip gloss, but defying aging and looking your best even without makeup takes proper nourishment
Published February 23, 2012
You can greatly reduce your risk for coronary artery disease through lifestyle changes, such as eating a heart-healthy diet
Published February 09, 2012
Americans are consuming almost double the daily limit of sodium each day! Do you know where to look for it in your diet?