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Farmyards to restore healthy diets
Gauteng Social Development, Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment MEC, Mbali Hlophe, says the roll out of a farmyards initiative will help instill healthy diets in townships, hostels and informal settlements. The farmyard is an innovative concept largely targeted at youth and women. These beneficiaries receive repurposed containers that are converted into local stores for local…
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10 Best Kroger Frozen Foods for Weight Loss
Frozen foods might not be the first thing that comes to mind when your health goal is a slimmer waistline. However, grocery stores like Kroger offer a wide selection of nutrient-dense, high-fiber foods that can be game-changers for your weight-loss journey. With the chain’s commitment to high-quality nutrition through initiatives like its Simple Truth product…
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10 Tips to Benefit From The Mediterranean Diet
May is National Cancer Research Month. It’s an opportunity to applaud all those involved in cancer research, particularly research dedicated to mesothelioma. It’s also a chance to share some of that research and answer survivors’ most common questions. A question people diagnosed with mesothelioma frequently ask is: “What can I do to improve my health…
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7-Day No-Sugar High-Fiber Anti-Inflammatory Meal Plan, Created by a Dietitian
Chronic low-grade inflammation is likely a contributing cause of many health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and heart disease. In this 7-day meal plan, we combine forces by mapping out a week of anti-inflammatory recipes, including plenty of fiber and skipping added sugars. If you want to reduce inflammation and reap all fiber’s health…
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10 Foods and Drinks That Can Make You Dehydrated
Dehydration is the medical term for when your body’s water losses exceed your water intake. Many factors can cause you to become dehydrated, including excessive sweating, inadequate fluid intake, diarrhea, vomiting, and certain medical conditions. Not taking in adequate amounts of fluid during the day and making certain dietary choices can increase your risk for…
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Can I Eat Eggs If My Cholesterol Is High? | Hartford HealthCare
Back May 28, 2024 Whether they’re scrambled, over easy, hard-boiled or sunny-side-up, eggs are a breakfast staple, rich in nutrients. But can you still eat eggs if your cholesterol is high? We asked Anthony Sampino, DO, and Christelle Nimba, APRN, primary care providers at Hartford HealthCare Medical Group. Eggs are a great source of protein…
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Society’s obsession with weight-loss diets not healthy, says UOW expert
Dietician and nutritionist Melissa Eaton says society’s obsession with diets is not helpful to overall good health. Photo: UOW. Healthy eating habits are better for a person’s overall health than just focusing on the latest diet to lose weight, according to a University of Wollongong nutritionist. Melissa Eaton said society’s relentless focus on weight loss…
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The 7 Best Canned Foods You Should Be Eating for Better Blood Sugar, According to Dietitians
Managing your blood sugar has short-term and long-term benefits, from improved mood to better hormonal health. Eating balanced meals and snacks that include nutrient-dense foods with fiber and protein is important for managing your blood sugar well. And guess what: canned foods are a convenient way to make this possible. We spoke to nutrition experts…
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Health educator offers alternatives to harmful, ultra-processed foods
CANTON, MISSOURI (WGEM) – It’s summer time which means your children will be out for the summer and health educators say parents should make sure their kids are eating healthy foods. A study from the Harvard Medical School found that consumption of ultra-processed foods have severe health risks, such as dementia, strokes, cardiovascular issues and…
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Sage, walnuts and pasta: nine foods that improve your brain health
The old adage, you are what you eat, applies to both our body and mind. “There’s no doubt that food and mood are really closely connected,” says Dr Federica Amati, the head nutritionist for Zoe, the nutrition science company set up by Prof Tim Spector. “For example, we know that food and dietary patterns are…