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No fad diets. No calorie-counting obsessions. Healthy eating is about natural whole foods, nourishment and satisfaction. Grounded in the best scientific research and the most proven common-sense principles, our nutritional advice and healthy cooking tips support ageless vitality and optimal energy, and help you achieve your weight-loss and fitness goals.
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Salads! Yogurt! Grilled chicken! It sounds so alluring. But wherever there's
a massive marketing plan, there's also often a catch. So is it...
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Big Fat Controversy By David Schimke, January-February 2004 |
Expert fats researcher Dr. Mary Enig offers surprising insider views on
good fats, bad fats and the "food police."
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Good Salmon Sense By Andrew Zimmern, January-February 2004 |
Which is better – wild caught or farm raised? Explore the pros and cons
of America's favorite fish.
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Carbs have gotten a rotten rap lately, partly because they're frequently lumped into one big-bad category. But not all carbs are nasty! Find out...
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Don't buy into all that "I can't cook" nonsense! You just need a few simple skills and a little kitchen savvy.
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What you have on your shelves has a big influence on what your family members put in their bellies.
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Lunch Break By Elizabeth Larsen, September-October 2003 |
You thought school lunch was bad when you were a kid? You should see it now.
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Multiple Choice By Matthew Solan, September-October 2003 |
Is it better to: A) Worry about whether your kids are eating their vegetables; B) Give them a daily multivitamin just to be safe; or C) All of...
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How to play the right role in your child's eating choices.
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Fork in the Road By Pilar Gerasimo, July-August 2003 |
Wake up and smell the statistics.
America's eating
has gone bonkers, and it's up to us to stop the madness.
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People keep harping about how hideous sugar is for your health. Can it really be as bad as they say?
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Recipe retrofitting is one way to cut back on unwanted sugars and fats. But it's not always your best strategy for healthier eating.
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Crunch Time By Andrew Zimmern, May-June 2003 |
Don't like vegetables? Then you don't know what you've been missing. For the sake of your body, it's time you figured it out.
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Gut Check By Bob Beale, May-June 2003 |
There's a whole universe of bacteria and fungi inside your body, particularly in your intestinal tract. The good news? A lot of them are your...
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Delving into Digestion By Elson Haas, MD, May-June 2003 |
They say you are what you eat. But what happens after you eat it counts every bit as much. Here's why what you don't know...
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The Diet Dilemma By Elizabeth Larsen, May-June 2003 |
Every body is unique, and yet most eating plans promise results for everyone. Sure, you want to eat right, what's right for you?
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Stir-frying cooks up intense flavors in minutes. Here are a few tips that will make you a wok master.
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False Fat By Elson M. Haas, MD, March-April 2003 |
Allergy-like food sensitivities may be the blame for at least part of your pudge. Lay off your problem foods and you could lose unwanted pounds...
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Excitotoxins By Matthew Solan, March-April 2003 |
They're supposed to enhance flavor and excite your tastebuds, but could these common food additives also be overexciting your cells - and doing...
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A Game of Chicken By Andrew Zimmern, January-February 2003 |
Pumped with chemicals and raised in cramped quarters, most supermarket chickens these days are a sad joke. But don't despair! You can still...
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