Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
Can you imagine having someone customize your meals, cook your meals, and do the dreaded clean up that goes along with it? Thanks to Pots &...
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I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Patricia M. Bannan, M.S., R.D., a Los Angeles-based registered dietitian specializing in nutrition and...
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I’m really wondering who was the first person to think that it was a good idea to stop providing whole milk at institutions that specialize in...
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1. handful of raw nuts or seeds 2. hard boiled egg 3. piece of fresh fruit 4. celery sticks with natural peanut butter 5. plain yogurt with fruit...
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A&P was founded in 1859 as one of our country's first supermarket chains. They operate four hundred and forty four stores in eight states and the...
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As a follow-up to a previous article about composting, here are two lists to help give you a general idea of what to throw in the compost pile and...
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Certain foods are known for being especially beneficial to your skin. The consumption of these healthy foods help to create a softer, clearer, and...
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A recent report found that about ninety-two percent of Americans are aware that they should avoid trans fatty acids (trans fats), but only twenty-one...
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Maple Syrup – is high in manganese and zinc, which are both excellent for the immune system. You don’t hear manganese mentioned as much as...
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