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Category: Heart Healthier

Tips To Honor 40th National Nutrition Month

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It’s March once again and National Nutrition Month (NNM) is here! National Nutrition Month helps remind us of the unmistakable link between food, nutrition and health. You can find out more by visiting this year’s NNM site. In honor of the 40th anniversary of National Nutrition Month, we’d like to share 10 categories of tips with you. Won’t you join us in making this the best celebration ever of NNM?!

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Posted in #10MinuteFlavor, #NNM, Anti-Oxidant, Bean, cacao, Cocoa, Fitness, Fruits, Green Banana Flour, Heart Healthier, Just Say Yes to Fruits and Vegetables, Kale, Let's Move, My Plate, National Nutrition Month, Nutrition, real food, Rethink Your Drink, Spices, Vegetables, Wellness, Whole Food, Whole Grains1 Comment on Tips To Honor 40th National Nutrition Month

Whole Food Focus Thanksgiving Preparations

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Many people are considering the merits of a Whole Food focus basis for planning their upcoming Thanksgiving meal. Of course, the most important aspect of Thanksgiving is truly the opportunity give thanks for the blessings in our lives and to share that sentiment while being able to spend time with family and friends, so any food choices should enhance that overall experience. Memories of Thanksgivings past are connected to our emotional perceptions of those times, so there are sounds, sights, smells/aromas, tastes, textures that all contributed to the sensory perceptions we have locked in our memory banks of those special

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Posted in Anti-Inflammatory, Anti-Oxidant, Apples, Cancer Prevention, Celiac Disease, Cranberries, Cruciferous Vegetables, Desserts, Entrees, Fruits, Gluten Sensitivity, Gluten-Free, Heart Healthier, Herbs, Nutrition, Pomegranates, Potentially Hazardous Food PHF, real food, Recipe, Rolls, Rosemary, Salads, Side Dishes, Soups, Special Diets, Spices, Sugar, Superstorm Sandy, Thanksgiving, Vegetables, Whole Food

Tips When Shopping for August Abundance

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In the Northeast, August is the month where truly more localized produce variety increases and all sorts of marketplaces will start to feature a wider range of locally sourced product. We’d like to share some tips below to help make shopping for August Abundance that much more enjoyable for you. We’ll include ideas for before you head out shopping, once you arrive at the market place destination and while you are there, and then after you get back home again. In PA the weather has often been more temperate in the growing regions and they’ve had enough rain fall to

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Posted in #tuesfoodmarket, Anti-Inflammatory, Anti-Oxidant, Cancer Prevention, Cruciferous Vegetables, Farmers Market, Food Safety, Fruits, Grocery List Ideas, Heart Healthier, Mediterranean Diet, real food, Shopping Lists, Tomatoes, Vegetables, Water, Wellness

Don’t Forget the Whole Grains (after Whole Grains Summit 2012)

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Posted in Heart Healthier, real food, Wellness, Whole Grains

Men’s Health Week June 11-17, 2012 Part 1 of 2

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With Father’s Day being celebrated on June 17, 2012, it seems appropriate to take a moment and talk about Men’s Health Week, June 11-17, 2012. Reportedly, Men’s Health Week was designated by the US Congress back in 1994 to occur during the week prior to Father’s Day. (Graphic courtesy of duchesssa via rgbstock.com) It has grown to be a global international effort since 2002 recognized and reportedly now promoted in Africa, Asia, Australia, Austria, Canada, Central America, Denmark, UK (England, Scotland &Wales), Netherlands, South America, and the United States. International Men’s Health Week as part of International Men’s Health Month provides a rich opportunity for many terrific

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Posted in Cancer Prevention, EatRight Radio, Father's Day, Heart Healthier, Men's Health, Nutrition, Prostate Cancer, real food, Wellness

Beyond Watchful Waiting Part 2 of 4 (Food, Nutrition & Prostate Cancer)

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Since this blog post is Part 2 of 4 in a series focusing on how food and nutrition consumption can potentially influence prostate cancer prevention, incidence & progression, treatment, and survivorship, let’s review how the intake of a rainbow of fruits and vegetables mentioned in part 1 of 4 can actually be part of the silver lining in the clouds surrounding this type of cancer diagnosis. (Double rainbow photo courtesy of Stuart Bran, taken in Rousseau, Dominica)

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Posted in Cruciferous Vegetables, Heart Healthier, Prostate Cancer, Wellness

Beyond Watchful Waiting Part 3 of 4 (Food, Nutrition & Prostate Cancer)

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In this 3rd of 4 blog posts of this series, some specific nutrients re: prostate cancer will be mentioned. (Photo courtesy of Felipedan via rgbstock.com)

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Posted in Heart Healthier, Omega Fatty Acids, Prostate Cancer, Tea, Vitamin D, Wellness

A Dozen Heart Healthier Options When Dining on a Cruise Ship at Sea

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You may be thinking to yourself are there REALLY any ways to follow a heart healthier dietary approach when vacationing on a cruise ship? Well, truth be told, it won’t always be easy to find them, but they do exist! (Photo taken in part of an AquaSpa Cafe area on board a cruise ship).

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Posted in Cruising, Food Trends, Heart Healthier, Spa Cafe, Wellness
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