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Roasted Red Beet Hummus
This luscious Roasted Red Beet Hummus is as versatile as it is beautiful. The naturally sweet and earthy roasted beet pairs harmoniously...
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Jan 271 min read


Baked Feta with Cherry Tomatoes
Baked Feta with Cherry Tomatoes is a super delicious, seasonal dish that’s incredibly easy to prepare. This recipe features feta cheese...
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Jan 231 min read


Cauliflower Fried Rice
This Cauliflower Fried Rice, inspired by Jenn Segal from Once Upon A Chef , is a vibrant, low-carb twist on the classic dish, packed with...
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Jan 221 min read


Eggs: To Eat or Not to Eat? by Christina Badaracco, MPH, RD
Few foods in the modern diet have such a shadow of confusion surrounding them as the egg. Though a rich and versatile source of protein...
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Jan 217 min read


Lack of Sleep and Weight Gain by Laura Vater, MD, MPH
This weekend I reached out to Laura Vater, MD, MPH, Internal Medicine physician and creator of the SMILE Score . We talked about why lack...
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Jan 203 min read


Using Food to Boost Your Mood: Hormones and Your Brain
I am an integrative dietitian nutritionist and, as such, I believe that our health concerns are connected, or integrated. The health of...
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Jan 207 min read


Food Pairings to Optimize Nutrition by Christina Badaracco, MPH, RD
Did you know that eating certain foods together can create a synergy that enhances the function of one or more of the nutrients in those...
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Jan 196 min read


Healthy Homemade Granola
This homemade granola recipe is simply delicious and packed with a variety of healthy nuts and seeds. It's a nutritious blend that...
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Jan 181 min read


Make Joy Your Personal Research Project by David Baum, PhD, DMin
Each year, I have a practice of undertaking a “personal research project.” I investigate something that I want to learn about and...
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Jan 164 min read


Dynamic Mobility vs. Static Stretching: Which Is Right for You? by Stella Bergan, MEd, NASM CPT
Are you an athlete (I believe there is one in all of us!), a recreational exerciser or a dancer? Or do you feel you have become stiffer...
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Jan 155 min read


Glaucoma: The Silent Stealer of Sight Susan Chorkoff, MD
Every day I see patients with a disease that can silently steal away vision. That disease is glaucoma. There are different types and...
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Jan 155 min read


The Power of "Yet" by David Baum, PhD, DMin
The belief in a thing makes it happen. –Frank Lloyd Wright I’ve had the great delight to spend some time with LA-based jazz composer...
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Jan 154 min read


RENEW, RECHARGE, REJUVENATE
Clia's style of teaching incorporates both yin and yang elements into an aligned vinyasa practice. Clia believes the benefits of yoga...
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Jan 141 min read


Olives
Technically olives are classified as a fruit from the Olea europea tree. They have been cultivated in parts of the Mediterranean for at...
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Jan 142 min read


Parsley
The ancient Greeks held parsley to be sacred, using it to adorn victors of athletic contests and for decorating the tombs of the...
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Jan 142 min read


Cranberries
American Indians enjoyed cranberries cooked and sweetened with honey or maple syrup. Cranberries were also used by the Indians...
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Jan 143 min read


Pomegranates
The word pomegranate means “apple with many seeds”. No other fruit has the architecture of a pomegranate with the numerous seeds all...
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Jan 142 min read


Figs
Figs grow on the ficus tree, which is a member of the mulberry family. Figs can be traced back to the ancient Greeks and Romans who...
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Jan 142 min read


Pumpkin Seeds
Pumpkins, and their seeds, are native to the Americas. Pumpkin seeds were a celebrated food among many Native American tribes, who...
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Jan 142 min read


Dark Chocolate
The cocoa bean, also cacao bean or simply cocoa is the dried and fully fermented fatty seed of Theobroma cacao, from which cocoa...
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Jan 141 min read
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