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Oil Changes: How to Trim the Fat From Your Diet Oil Changes: How to Trim the Fat From Your Diet
Some cooking oils can be beneficial to your health. Learn which ones to use in moderation and which to avoid.
Another Reason to Eat Your Veggies Another Reason to Eat Your Veggies
They’re rich in vitamins and antioxidants. Need more compelling incentive? Read on!
Being Together: Make Dinnertime a Family Priority Being Together: Make Dinnertime a Family Priority
With hectic schedules, school, business meetings and community obligations, dinnertime can often become eat and run! Take these steps to make dinnertime family time.
Boost Fiber=Reduce Calories Boost Fiber=Reduce Calories
Fiber can help lower cholesterol and blood pressure. Find out how eating more fiber can also help you lose weight.
How to Increase your Metabolism How to Increase your Metabolism
Boost your metabolism to burn more calories! Learn how the healthy way by following these practical tips and steps.
Change Your Snacking Habits Change Your Snacking Habits
Step away from the chips! Follow these tips and you’ll learn to snack wisely and healthy.
Chopping Fresh Herbs Chopping Fresh Herbs
Add just the right amount of flavor to your recipes with these chopping techniques.
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Eat Less Protein Eat Less Protein
Though protein is an essential nutrient, many people consume way too much. Learn about protein myths and some delicious alternate food choices.
Eating Right for a Fitness Program Eating Right for a Fitness Program
Everyone knows the benefits of regular exercise. These general guidelines will help ensure you’re giving your body the nutrients you need as you pursue your fitness goal.
Explaining Fat and Cholesterol Explaining Fat and Cholesterol
HDL? LDL? Which one is the “bad” cholesterol, again? Read this overview and the next time your doctor explains your test results, you won’t think she’s speaking Martian!
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