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Balanced Eating
Registered dietitian Theresa Stahl shares her insights on healthy eating, portion-control tips, power-packed recipes, and food reviews.
It's that time of year - the time when I can't seem to get enough Texas red grapefruit.
Juicy, refreshing, naturally sweet and tart, these delicious, nutritious red grapefruit are true stars at any meal. They hold their own wel
It is, according to futurist Faith Popcorn, who predicts 2010 is the year of LO-CO, meaning local cocooning. What is local cocooning?
A term that Popcorn coined in the 90's, cocooning is the need to find a safe space to protect oneself from the harsh, un
I just returned home from the American Dietetic Association's National Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo in Denver. I had the pleasure of networking with many esteemed colleagues, including Food Network star, Ellie Krieger, a fellow register
I'm celebrating the 4th of July this year at the beach! The sun is shining, the ocean waves are breaking on the sandy shore and the boardwalk food is calling my name. Fresh cut French fries, pizza, caramel popcorn.....all their delectable aromas wafting
Happy Memorial Day weekend to all! A sincere thank you to all of the heroes who protect our country, help to keep us safe and sacrifice for our freedom!
And the Memorial Day weekend signals the unofficial beginning of the picnic and outdoor gilling season
Since many people will be celebrating Easter with chocolate this weekend, how about a few fantastic chocolate facts. At a recent seminar on the health benefits of chocolate, Dr. Debra Miller, PhD, RD of the Hershey Company, laid out the latest research
March is National Nutrition Month. And no matter how old you are, making healthy food choices and being physically active will help you feel your best. The American Dietetic Association offers these tips:
Make your calories count. Think nutr
Today I had the pleasure of speaking to a group of Parish nurses at my local hospital. Parish nurses are awesome people who use their nursing expertise in their churches to bring preventive health education to members of their church congregations. It's
Eating well and exercising during the holidays may be important keys in the prevention of obesity. Researchers at the National Institutes of Health¿s (NIH) National Institute of Child Health and Human Development and the National Institute of Diabetes and
Cranberries are beautiful, filled with healthy phytochemicals and a staple of holiday season meals. Because the berries are tart, many recipes are high in sugar. I love this lower-sugar cranberry-onion relish taken from Eating Well magazine's December
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