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Artificial sweeteners may have fewer calories, but they come with plenty of health concerns
Try this slightly sweet vegetable to get more disease-fighting vitamin C and filling fiber
It’s always best to talk to a healthcare provider before taking any supplements to avoid toxicity
Fiber gets credit, but don’t let the byproduct keep you from enjoying beans
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These silky strands can reduce cholesterol and inflammation, and more
From leafy greens to heart-healthy oils, the selection is abundant
Move over, oranges! You can also get vitamin C from strawberries, kiwi and green veggies
From healing wounds to boosting your immune system, this is one multifaceted vitamin
Cucumbers promote gut health, strengthen your bones and lower your risk of heart disease
High in vitamins C and B6, plus beta-carotene, squash helps with heart and eye health
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