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I Think I'm Officially a Lacto-Ovo-Pescatarian by Tara Patient Expert Posted Mon 10 Aug 2009 12:20am What a mouthful. A mouthful of vegetables. We stopped at the Country Pumpkin on our way home from the camp today. It was so great. This is why I love living in the country. Our bounty: Which in turn yielded a dinner of corn on the cob with blue cheese butter and beets and shallots (a Moosewood recipe): Delicious! Read on »
Keep a Daily Diary of Food Intake - You Are What You EAT by franklinb Posted Thu 17 Mar 2011 7:38pm If you are what you eat, most people in America ought to be having an identity crisis. That's because most people really have no idea what they're actually eating every day. Research shows that most people have an idea about what they're eating that is quite a bit off from the reality about what they're eating. So one of the most effective Read on »
High Raw Food Intake - Weekend Eats - Pregnancy Food Journal by Kristen S. Patient Expert Posted Mon 17 May 2010 4:42am I had a weekend full of delicious and simple foods. What did you have? FRIDAY Sun Warrior  Protein Shake (just water and protein powder) 2 cups organic Creamy Blueberry Hemp Shake 1/3 of an organic pineapple 1/2 organic dark chocolate bar - not raw organic gluten-free toast with hummus ( Julian's Bakery ) - not raw 1/3 of an organic pin ... Read on »
Chia Seed Direct Giveaway 2011- Top Ten Ways You Benefit From Eating Chia Seeds by Abby White Patient Expert Posted Tue 15 Feb 2011 12:00am tbsp WalnutsDrizzle of Agave Nectar Enjoy! I found a great article online with the Top Ten Benefits of Eating Chia Seeds that I want to share with you!  What are the Top Ten Ways You Benefit from Eating Chia Seeds? The top 10 benefits of eating chia seeds seen here are in no particular order. Which one is most important to you? 1. Lose Read on »
Evidence suggests that eating berries has benefits for the brain by Dr. John B. Medical Doctor Posted Wed 25 Aug 2010 12:30pm I eat a reasonably varied diet, I think, but there are a few ‘stock items’ that recur in my overall food intake. One example of this is a commonly-eaten breakfast of Greek... that it’s super-quick to prepare and, to me anyway, enjoyable to eat. An added and important bonus is that even a relatively small bowl of this stuff will generally last me (and others Read on »
What is the Benefit of Eating Healthy? by Gillian Patient ExpertHealth Maven Posted Wed 24 Sep 2008 11:38am 1 Comment extra time to plan meals and cook healthy food is something we don't have. But if you stop and take a careful look at the benefit of eating healthy to the quality of your life, you may want to re-evaluate your priorities. Here are 7 key benefits of eating healthy 1. One of the best benefits from eating healthy food is that you will not only feel great Read on »
5 health benefits of eating fish by Andrea Grace Patient Expert Posted Tue 07 Dec 2010 10:42am reading through the 5 main reasons why we should eat fish (probably everyday), perceptions will be changed and you will really understand how many benefits it brings us... better and develop your attetnion . Also, memory is stronger with the intake of food and the risk of mental ilnesses declines considerably, according to specialists, but only Read on »
Do regular exercisers really benefit by eating a load of bread and pasta? by Dr. John B. Medical Doctor Posted Fri 20 Nov 2009 10:00pm I have been doing some lecturing this week, and part of the information I imparted concerned the potential advantages of eating a diet relatively low in carbohydrate. It’s not uncommon for individuals to ask about the potential effect of low-carb eating on sporting performance. This question is usually rooted in the notion that those engaging [...] Read on »
The Benefits of Eating Slowly by Linda Posted Wed 29 Apr 2009 12:00am When you are stressed there is a tendency to eat quickly and research shows this leads to taking in larger portions and weight gain. Because it takes your brain about 15 to 20 minutes to realize you’re full, it’s recommended you eat slowly. While you are slowing down, you might find that you learn to stop eating sooner. A growing number of studies Read on »
The Benefits of Eating Bananas by stuart Patient Expert Posted Wed 14 Jan 2009 8:26pm After reading this, you'll never look at a banana in the same way again. Click here: Bent Bay Read on »