Judy Doherty, MPS, PCII 12/8/12 Judy Doherty, MPS, PCII 12/8/12

6 Strategies for Dining Out Healthfully

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Multivitamin Use Does Not Reduce CVD

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Which Milk Should You Pick?

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Get the Lowdown on Fiber

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Mediterranean Diet: Our Favorite Recipes

On Tuesday, Enrico Forte taught us about the benefits of a Mediterranean diet. Today we're going to help make integrating that advice easy for you with a collection of our favorite healthful Mediterranean recipes.

Judy Doherty, MPS, PCII 12/1/12 Judy Doherty, MPS, PCII 12/1/12

2013 Predictions and Consumer Eating Trends

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Apple A Day Savings Add Up!

It's not too late to celebrate Apple Month! We’ve all heard about the effects of an apple a day on the proximity of doctors, but did you ever stop to think about the actual ramifications of eating an apple a day? This single small decision, over the course of a year, can help you reduce calorie consumption, ward off excess weight, and reduce your health risks.

Stephanie Ronco 11/19/12 Stephanie Ronco 11/19/12

Holiday Survival and Beyond: Play with Cranberries

Thanksgiving is perhaps the only time of year many families eat fresh cranberries. The cranberry growers estimate that 20% of their crop is eaten at the Thanksgiving holiday. Cranberries are high in fiber and vitamin C and contain just 25 calories per 1/2 cup of fresh berries. They are also low in sodium and a source of vitamins A & B, calcium, phosphorus, and iron. Packed full of antioxidants and other natural compounds, cranberries promote the prevention of urinary tract infections, gum disease and stomach ulcers. With all this great nutrition, shouldn’t we stop relegating them to just November?