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To Carb or Not to Carb
Thank you, Dr. Atkins. You made carbohydrates a dirty word. Somehow you made it ok to eat pork rinds and drink diet Coke, but taboo to eat brown rice and black beans. And broccoli. Don’t forget broccoli has way … Continue reading
Posted in Health Trends, Living Well Informed, Nutrition
Tagged carbohydrates, cholesterol, Dr.Atkins, fructose, fruit, legumes, Nutrition, sucrose, sugar, weight loss
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Popeye was almost right
But he should have eaten fresh spinach instead of canned. It’s a great source of iron, which increases the health of your blood, especially red blood cells. Red blood cells in turn feed your muscles, among many other things, and … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Health Trends, Living Well Informed, Nutrition, Women
Tagged acupuncture, anemia, aspirin, beets, black beans, blood, blood loss, calcium NSAID, chard, Children, coffee, colon cancer, dates, dizziness, duodenum, energy, fatigue, fiber, food allergies, Heather Lounsbury, iron, kale, lactating, legumes, lentils, liver, loss of appetite, malabsorption, men, menopausal, menstruating, menstruation, millet, muscles, navy beans, Nutrition, pale, pale skin, peach, peas, phytate, pinto beans, Popeye, postmenopausal, pregnant, prunes, pumpkin seeds, quinoa, raisins, red blood cells, rice, Santa Monica, sores, soy, soybeans, spinach, split peas, strength, tea, tempeh, tofu, tomato, tomatoes, tremors, ulcers, vertigo, Vitamin C, whole grains
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Doing the right thing
Are you thinking of giving up meat? Maybe you just want to cut back? Is it for environmental, health, or ethical reasons? Worried about protein? Or for those of you are already a vegetarian, are sick of the question, “How … Continue reading
Posted in Going Green, Health Trends, Living Well Informed, Nutrition
Tagged beans, brown rice, climate change, fruit, global warming, GMO, grains, green, greenhouse gases, greens, legumes, locally grown, Meatless Mondays, organic, organic farming, pesticides, protein, soy, vegetables, vegetarian, vegetarianism
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