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Ideal Nutrition: South Florida’s Fresh Solution for Healthy Living
Through its modern approach, Ideal Nutrition delivers fresh, nutritious, and satisfying meals across South Florida to resolve the dilemma between convenience and health. From Homestead to Vero Beach, this health-focused meal prep service is reshaping how residents of the Sunshine State eat and live – one carefully crafted meal at a time. Healthy Living, Made…
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GAND and SEND GHANA engage UCC students on healthy eating and food labelling
To raise awareness about the impact of food choices on public health, the Ghana Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (GAND) in collaboration with SEND GHANA hosted a one-day symposium for students at the University of Cape Coast (UCC). The event aimed to educate participants on the difference between healthy and unhealthy diets and to gather…
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Eat the skin of one fruit rich in antioxidants that can tackle wrinkles
It is part of the fruit that is usually thrown away, but research has suggested that it could be beneficial for your health and even contain higher levels of certain nutrients found in the flesh 21:00 ET, 07 May 2025 Avocado skin also has benficial nutrients(Image: mixetto via Getty Images) A common household item that…
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USDA approves Reynolds’ alternative plan for child summer food aid
Gov. Kim Reynolds’ plan to provide “healthy” foods for low-income Iowa kids over the summer, instead of sending their families money for food, has been approved by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Her plan was initially denied last year by former President Joe Biden’s administration, but she resubmitted the request to President Donald Trump’s administration…
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Survey: High prices keep most Americans from eating healthy
20 minutes ago (CNN)– A new study reveals higher prices at the grocery store are keeping most American families from eating healthy. According to a new survey published by the Pew Research Center, eating healthy is a bigger challenge for lower-income adults. More than two-thirds said increasing food prices make it difficult to eat a…
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Eating ultra-processed foods can speed up Parkinson’s symptoms
Photo by Polina Tankilevitch via Pexels By Stephen Beech Eating bacon or cereals for breakfast may speed up early signs of Parkinson’s disease, warns new research. People who eat more ultra-processed foods – such as cold breakfast cereal, bacon and sausages – are more likely to show symptoms of the neurological disorder compared to those…
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New study says high prices keeping families from eating healthy
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Ultraprocessed food linked to early signs of Parkinson’s disease, study says
Facebook Tweet Email Link Link Copied! Eating about a dozen servings of ultraprocessed food each day could more than double your risk of developing Parkinson’s disease, according to a new study. A single serving in the study was 8 ounces of diet or sugar-sweetened soda, a single hot dog, one slice of packaged cake, a…
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USDA Food and Nutrition Service approves Gov. Reynolds’ summer food program
DES MOINES, Iowa (KCRG) – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food and Nutrition Service has approved Governor Kim Reynolds’ summer food program. The program, Healthy Kids Iowa, will replace the summer EBT program. Healthy Kids Iowa aims to provide healthier foods at a lower cost to children across the state. “Our goal has always…
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Rachael Ray Ditched Mayo for This Healthier Homemade ‘Special Sauce’
When you’re looking for inspo in the kitchen, Rachael Ray is always dishing up tons of it—and she’s happy to share her tips. The celeb chef’s most recent project? Cooking up some delicious dishes in Tuscany for AETV. Rachael says it all on her Instagram: “A waitress at heart and a cook in my soul;…
