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Clarity, quality and visibility lead natural and clean confectionery in 2025
According to Innova Market Insight’s consumer snacking trends, in 2024, a third of consumers around the globe said they’d increased the number of healthy snacks they’d eaten over the past year. Fundamentally nutritious is one of market intelligence company Mintel’s global food trends for 2025. Innova has pinpointed ingredients, precision wellness and gut health as top trends…
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CHI Health dietician shares tips on how to have healthy relationships with food during holidays
Omaha dietician shares tips on how to have healthy relationships with food during holidays Updated: 5:36 PM CST Nov 19, 2024 HEADING EASTBOUND. WELL, AS WE APPROACH THE HOLIDAY SEASON, LOTS OF US ARE GEARING UP FOR FESTIVE MEALS, FAMILY GATHERINGS, LOTS OF FOOD. BUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS THAT CAN ALSO BRING STRESS AROUND EATING…
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Do you have diabetes? Learn how best to stay healthy during cold and flu season. – Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department
November means so many things. It’s the start of the holiday season. It’s also the start of respiratory illness season. And, it’s American Diabetes Month. Diabetes is a chronic condition that makes it hard to absorb sugar into your blood. Diabetes also impacts your immunity. So, it’s doubly important to keep up your diabetes management…
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Piedmont nutritionist shares tips for eating healthy during the holidays, managing diabetes – 41NBC News
The recommendation is to make half of your plate vegetables, one quarter of your plate protein, and one quarter starches or carbohydrates. 44 minutes ago MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – The holiday season is almost upon us and a local nutritionist is encouraging people to make healthy decisions. Clinical Registered Dietician at Piedmont Macon Medical Center,…
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The best beans to jumpstart quick, easy, and healthy meals
We all know that beans—that’s shorthand for beans, dried peas, lentils, and other legumes—are healthy. But these beans are healthy, flavorful, fast food. Easy beans are trending. Pouches of ready-in-60-seconds Cuban black beans, smoky barbecue pinto beans, black lentil dal, Mexican Mayocoba sofrito-seasoned beans, and others now line supermarket shelves. That’s good news for your…
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Doctor talks easing stress with healthy food choices
JACKSON, Tenn. — We say “happy holidays,” but the holidays can bring on quite a bit of stress. In fact, according to the American Psychological Association, last year 90% of people say they were stressed out during the holidays. Nutrition experts have researched the connections between diet and anxiety, and diet has a lot to…
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The Cabbage Soup Diet: Quick Fix or Health Risk?
In the last few years, TikTokers have been touting the benefits of a “cabbage soup detox” or the “cabbage soup challenge.” In videos with hundreds of thousands of views, social media users claim that eating only cabbage soup for days or weeks on end has helped them lose significant amounts of weight in a short…
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These food stocks could benefit if RFK Jr. promotes healthier eating, removal of artificial ingredients
The intended Department of Health and Human Services nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could push through policies that will provide a tailwind for some food and beverage stocks, despite the pressure the sector has seen since news of his potential appointment. “A knock-on effect of RFK could be expansion of an already strong trend toward…
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Ultra-processed foods are a danger for people with type 2 diabetes
Share this Article You are free to share this article under the Attribution 4.0 International license. <!– Topic <!– –> Consuming more ultra-processed foods—from diet sodas to packaged crackers to certain cereals and yogurts—is closely linked with higher blood sugar levels in people with Type 2 diabetes, researchers report. In a paper in the Journal…
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Want to live for 100 years? This is what you should be eating
While modifying one’s eating habits plays a vital role in promoting longevity, and increasing their life expectancy, there are some other habits too that contribute in leading a healthier and longer life. Avoid overeating: The link between calorie intake and longevity currently generates a lot of interest. Studies show that a 10–50% reduction in normal…