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Eating Fabulous

Archive for January 2008

January 31st, 2008

Breakfast Tip #3: Memory Booster Sandwich

This is the third of a series of blog posts on healthy breakfast ideas from Elizabeth Ward, who already shared with us easy solutions to squeeze in breakfast. Elizabeth Ward, M.S., RD is a multi-published nutrition consultant. Her latest book is The Pocket Idiot’s Guide to the New Food Pyramids (Alpha Books, 2006).

Breakfast Idea #3: […]

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January 30th, 2008

Breakfast Tip #2: Heart-Healthy with Nuts, Fruits, and Fiber

This is the second of a series of blog posts on healthy breakfast ideas from Elizabeth Ward, who already shared with us easy solutions to squeeze in breakfast. Elizabeth Ward, M.S., RD is a multi-published nutrition consultant. Her latest book is The Pocket Idiot’s Guide to the New Food Pyramids (Alpha Books, 2006).

Breakfast Idea #2: […]

By ruth -- 1 comment

January 29th, 2008

Breakfast Tip #1: Orange Pineapple Smoothie

Over the next few days, I will be featuring healthy breakfast ideas from Elizabeth Ward, who already shared with us easy solutions to squeeze in breakfast. Elizabeth Ward, M.S., RD is a multi-published nutrition consultant. Her latest book is The Pocket Idiot’s Guide to the New Food Pyramids (Alpha Books, 2006).
Breakfast Idea #1: Orange-Pineapple Smoothie. […]

By ruth -- 1 comment

January 28th, 2008

Solutions to 4 Common Excuses for for Skipping Breakfasts!

The following is the first of a series of posts on healthy breakfasts, contributed by guest writer Elizabeth Ward, M.S., RD, a multi-published nutrition consultant. Her latest book is The Pocket Idiot’s Guide to the New Food Pyramids (Alpha Books, 2006).
1. Excuse: “I don’t have enough time.”
Solution: No matter your lifestyle, mornings are often […]

By ruth -- 10 comments

January 25th, 2008

Eat Food, But Not Too Much

The following post is a contribution from guest blogger Liz Lewis, a freelance travel and health writer currently blogging over at Healthbolt and Alzheimer’s Notes.
Author Michael Pollan argues that what we are eating these days is not really food (he calls it edible foodlike substances) and how we are eating it - alone, in the […]

By ruth -- 2 comments

January 24th, 2008

Yeah Baby, I like It Raw | The Benefits of Flavorful Sushi

The following post is a contribution from guest blogger, Scott Wharton, who writes the Health and Men blog.
My wife and I went out to a Japanese steak house the other night and had a wonderful plate of sushi. When a lot of people think of sushi they think of raw fish and I can understand […]

By ruth -- 3 comments

January 23rd, 2008

3 Steps to a Healthier Eating Habit

In the previous entry, nutritionist and gourmet vegetarian Joy Pierson shares her insights on vegetarianism. However, no matter how convinced we are on the health benefits of going vegetarian/vegan, it’s often difficult to make the shift. Here are tips from Joy on how to “start exploring healthier food options without giving up the joy in […]

By ruth -- 1 comment

January 23rd, 2008

Joy of Candle 79 on Gourmet Vegetarianism

This video comes from Capessa and it features Joy Pierson, owner of Candle 79, a fine-dining vegan restaurant. In this video, Joy dispels the notion that vegetarian fares are bland and boring. As a nutritionist, Joy recognizes the link between food and prevention — even reversal — of disease. Here’s the video:

Tags: cafe-79, diet, functional-food, […]

By ruth -- 1 comment

January 22nd, 2008

Soy Foods May Help in Weight Loss, Diabetes, Heart Disease and Bone Loss

Here’s something for those on weight-loss diets: A review published in Obesity Reviews examined data from previous research and clinical trials, and the findings revealed that soy foods are an excellent protein source, and can help lose weight in a variety of ways.
The review, including results from eight human studies, finds that individuals lost equivalent […]

By ruth -- 4 comments

January 21st, 2008

Diet and Lifestyle Influence Response to Drugs

Sometimes, it’s not really what you eat that makes you invincible to disease (as if it were that simple!). However, if you lead a healthy lifestyle and take a close look at what you eat, research shows that a healthy diet and lifestyle makes you more receptive to conventional treatment, such as in cancer therapies.
Writing […]

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