Lettuce and Nutrition – Are Some Varieties Better Than Others?
Do lettuce varieties have such different nutritional values that some aren't worth eating? We've got the answer for you.
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Lettuce and Nutrition – Are Some Varieties Better Than Others?
Do lettuce varieties have such different nutritional values that some aren’t worth eating? We’ve got the answer for you.
Getting Enough Fiber When You’re Living with Diabetes
People with diabetes should consume at least the recommended amount of fiber for the general population. Are you getting enough fiber? Learn how you can do it.
Food Labels: Are Serving Sizes the Healthy Amount to Eat?
Does the serving size listed on a food label signify the amount that is healthy for you to eat? No, not always.
What to Look For When Shopping for Less Processed Foods
Reaching for foods in a form lowest in health negatives and highest in nutritional positives can be confusing. Here are some tips to help when shopping for healthier, less processed foods.
Chronic Inflammation: The Elephant in the Room of Our Health
Most Americans know that health risks such as high blood cholesterol and blood sugar are important to monitor, but a growing number of researchers believe that other major factors with far-ranging effects on heart disease and cancer should be getting more attention. One of these big factors is inflammation.
Are Coupons Hurting or Helping Your Healthy Eating Goals?
Are coupons helping you or hurting you? Take a few minutes to review whether you are using coupons to your best overall advantage.
Normal Weight but Obese?
Science has confirmed the role that excess body fat plays in health problems like heart disease, diabetes and cancer. But conventional wisdom has always associated an increased risk for these diseases with overweight and obesity — until now.
Glycemic Index: How Helpful in Promoting Long-Term Health?
Foods with a low GI are digested and absorbed more slowly, causing a more gradual rise in blood sugar and preventing rapid spikes in insulin levels.
What’s Your Relationship with Food?
Eating in response to emotions and stress has been linked to being overweight for decades. What kind of eater are you? Maybe you’re an emotional eater…
