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Chew On This!

“Make sure you chew your food” is a statement I heard countless times growing up. Unquestionably, there’s truth to that wisdom. Chewing your food with awareness will aid digestion, boost nutrient absorption, help to control weight and more. This may seem simple, but when’s the last time you were truly conscious …

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My Favorite Spring Food

Have you noticed the large red celery-like stalks in the produce aisle of your local market in early spring? Wondering what it might be? Rhubarb is a quintessential seasonal food that’s available only when it is fresh and in season (early spring). Rhubarb resembles a celery stalk with unusually large …

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Kitchen Essentials: Sacred Salt

Spring is generally thought of as a time of awakening and first steps. As the spring sprouts make their first appearance, I like to think about some of the first steps we can take towards better health. Usually it’s the small steps that we take, over time, that contribute to …

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Got Seasonal Allergies? Try These Tips

While spring is a time of reawakening and rebirth, for allergy sufferers nature’s blooms bring on fogginess, grogginess and low energy. The good news is, there’s a tremendous amount you can do with food to reduce and even eliminate seasonal allergy concerns. Remember to back it up and take a …

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Asparagus: A Quintessential Spring Food

One of my favorite spring greens at your local market right now is asparagus. Asparagus is a superstar vegetable high in anti-oxidants, nutrients and a special kind of fiber that supports a healthy belly. Appreciation for this delicate vegetable dates back to Roman times when fleets of ships were sent …

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Food Dye & Your Child: A Rainbow Of Risks

To celebrate St. Patrick’s Day every year, my daughters’ school hands out bright green bagels to all of the children. This is an incredible frustration for me, knowing that over the course of the past 40 or so years dozens of studies have demonstrated that food dyes cause behavioral problems …

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