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Can Nutrition Help Prevent Common Cold & Flu Viruses?
…response in the 5 servings group was significantly higher than in the 2 servings group, indicating greater immune response in those eating more fruits and vegetables.[24] Fruits and vegetables even…
How to Make Quick-Pickled Vegetables
Learn the simple secret to making the most vibrant condiments in your fridge! I’m going to teach you everything I know about two-ingredient quick-pickled veggies. There’s one question everyone asks…
Rodale Institute Brings Organic Food to Mobile Farmers Market
…how many people aren’t getting enough nutrients in their foods, many people also aren’t getting enough fruits and vegetables. This occurs despite the fact that a diet rich in vegetables…
How to Get All Your Vitamins and Minerals From Plant-based Meals
…leafy green vegetables (kale, spinach, lettuce, broccoli), orange and yellow vegetables (carrots, sweet potatoes, butternut squash), red bell peppers, and fruits such as cantaloupe and apricots. Since it is fat…
You Are What You Eat: What Does the 2023 Stanford Twins Nutrition Study Really Show?
…vegetables each day. The healthy vegan diet group was told to avoid all animal products for the course of the study. Specific targets included six or more servings of vegetables,…
It’s Not Difficult to Be Vegan – Making the Change and Rethinking Protein
…whole grains are full of protein, and many vegetables are rich in protein too. Plants are high-energy foods, and it’s good to note that an increasing number of athletes are…
Try It, You Just Might Like It! Introducing Kids to More Fruits & Veggies
…encourages students to try a wider variety of fruits and vegetables. After they’ve tried 32 different fruits and vegetables, they receive a free t-shirt. I am the health coordinator for…
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