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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.

The Lure, The Lie
By David Schimke, March 2004

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... READ ON ...

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." READ ON ...

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. READ ON ...

Carbs: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
By Gary Legwold, November-December 2003

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... READ ON ...

Conquering the Kitchen
By Andrew Zimmern, November-December 2003

Don't buy into all that "I can't cook" nonsense! You just need a few simple skills and a little kitchen savvy.      READ ON ...

The Well-Stocked Pantry
By Andrew Zimmern, September-October 2003

What you have on your shelves has a big influence on what your family members put in their bellies. READ ON ...

Lunch Break
By Elizabeth Larsen, September-October 2003

You thought school lunch was bad when you were a kid? You should see it now. READ ON ...

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... PRINT EDITION ONLY

Getting Your Kid to Eat (But Not Too Much)
By Kathleen Zogelman, September-October 2003

How to play the right role in your child's eating choices. READ ON ...

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. READ ON ...

What Sugar Problem?
By Gary Legwold, July-August 2003

People keep harping about how hideous sugar is for your health. Can it really be as bad as they say? READ ON ...

Making Adjustments
By Andrew Zimmern, July-August 2003

Recipe retrofitting is one way to cut back on unwanted sugars and fats. But it's not always your best strategy for healthier eating. READ ON ...

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. READ ON ...

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... READ ON ...

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... PRINT EDITION ONLY

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? READ ON ...

Stirring Stir-Fries
By Andrew Zimmern, May-June 2003

Stir-frying cooks up intense flavors in minutes. Here are a few tips that will make you a wok master. READ ON ...

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... READ ON ...

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... READ ON ...

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... READ ON ...

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