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chicken leg smothered in barbecue sauce
March 16, 2023/Recipes

Recipe: Spicy Barbecue Chicken

With homemade sauce, this BBQ chicken is sure to impress

Infographic of foods high in iron, including shrimp, oysters, peas, cream of wheat, prunes, eggs, broccoli, beef and chicken
March 15, 2023/Nutrition

52 Foods High in Iron

Pump up your iron intake with foods like tuna, tofu and turkey

oatmeal and fresh fruit
March 14, 2023/Recipes

Recipe: 2-Minute Super-Charged Oatmeal

With fruit, nuts and pumpkin spice!

Person eating spicy food and getting indigestion.
March 13, 2023/Nutrition

The Health Risks of Eating Extremely Spicy Foods

While they don’t cause ulcers, super spicy foods can land you in the emergency room

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Infographic with high-fiber foods: lentils, whole-wheat pasta, kidney beans, raspberries, pears, chickpeas, artichoke hearts
March 10, 2023/Nutrition

31 High-Fiber Foods You Should Be Eating

From blackberries to barley, healthy high-fiber foods are plentiful

woman performing pilates
March 10, 2023/Exercise & Fitness

Pilates 101: What It Is and Health Benefits

Pilates can improve muscle tone, flexibility and strength, as well as help you heal from injuries

Plate with cordyceps.
March 10, 2023/Nutrition

Cordyceps Is a Killer Fungi With Potential Health Benefits

With anti-fatigue, anti-aging and anti-cancer claims, this fungi still needs more studies

Gouda cheese, blue cheese, eggs and fermented soy.
March 9, 2023/Nutrition

What To Know About Vitamin K2 and Its Health Benefits

Vitamin K2 is gaining recognition for its effects on blood clotting, heart health and bone health

Meatloaf with fresh thyme
March 9, 2023/Recipes

Recipe: Lighter Meatloaf Seasoned With Peppers and Herbs

A classic the whole family will love

Whole grain products
March 8, 2023/Nutrition

The Whole Truth About Whole Grains

A diet rich in whole grains improves gut health, protects your heart and may reduce cancer risk

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