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Food at Boston Public Schools getting a nutritious boost from western Massachusetts farm
By CBS News |
20 hours ago
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will showcase the city's farm-to-school partnerships by visiting a farm in western Massachusetts. Boston Public Schools spend $3 million annually on local food sourcing. Joe C...
Should we give up on gluten? Here's what nutritionists say
By Newsweek |
1 day ago
In the past, going gluten-free was seen as a fad, but now 20% of Americans have tried it. Experts suggest gluten may not be essential for all and could cause issues for some, like those with celiac di...
School nutrition program to get kids excited about healthy eating sees success in Yuba City
By CBS News |
3 days ago
A successful farm-to-school program in Yuba City is expanding with a $200,000 grant to enhance student nutrition education. Field trips to local farms and hands-on activities aim to teach kids about h...
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Eat iron-rich foods with those high in vitamin C to get the most nutritional benefit -- and more tips from a dietician
By CNBC | 4 days agoPairing iron-rich plant foods with vitamin C sources, like beans with bell peppers, improves iron absorption. Combining healthy fats with antioxidants, such as olive oil with tomatoes, enhances nutrie...
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Bill Gates, Jon Batiste talk combating hunger as report highlights global child malnutrition crisis
By CBS News | 1 week agoThe Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation's 2024 Goalkeepers report highlights global child malnutrition issues, with over 400 million children lacking essential nutrients. Efforts include promoting prena...
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Some fruits are healthier than others, say nutritionists
By Newsweek | 1 week agoThe debate on fruit's healthiness continues, with extreme diets like ketogenic avoiding most fruits while raw-food vegans embrace a fruit-heavy diet. Experts agree that fruits are beneficial due to th...
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This is the secret to a long-lasting relationship -- think of love as 'a nutritionally balanced diet,' psychology professor says
By CNBC | 1 week agoThe Love Languages quiz by Gary Chapman helps identify how one prefers to receive love. While popular, recent research suggests that people benefit from a mix of all five love languages, emphasizing t...
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Nutritionists agree these 4 foods are the key to more energy
By CNBC | 2 weeks agoExperts recommend focusing on foods that provide sustained energy, such as complex carbohydrates, fiber-rich foods, heart-healthy fats like Omega-3, and staying hydrated to maintain energy levels thro...
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Harvard nutritionist says these are the 4 best changes you can make to your diet for a healthy brain
By CNBC | 2 weeks agoThe impact of our diet on immunity, longevity, and mental health is increasingly recognized. Nutritional psychiatrist Dr. Uma Naidoo emphasizes the link between food, gut health, and mental well-being...
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Harvard nutritionist: The No. 1 ultra-processed food I never buy -- and what I eat instead
By CNBC | 3 weeks agoAvoiding ultra-processed foods, such as sugary breakfast cereals, is crucial due to their lack of natural nutrients, high artificial content, and inflammatory effects on the body. These convenient but...
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Is your cocktail ultra-processed? Nutrition labels won't tell you
By The Guardian | 3 weeks agoMany ready-to-drink cocktails have high sugar content, similar to sodas, yet they are not required to display nutritional facts, creating a loophole. Alcoholic beverages fall under "ultra-processed" f...
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Is olive oil good for you? The fast nutrition facts on this cooking staple
By USA Today | 3 weeks agoOils are essential for a healthy diet but vary in nutritional value. Olive oil, rich in unsaturated fats and antioxidants, offers benefits like reduced inflammation and improved heart health....
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Seed oil vs saturated fat: Which is worse, according to nutritionists?
By Newsweek | 4 weeks agoThe debate over the causes of heart disease involves seed oils and saturated fats. Some experts blame saturated fats, while others point to seed oils for causing inflammation. Inflammation, rather tha...
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Wawa's Fly Beyond program is using nutrition to help kids and communities thrive
By CBS News | 1 month agoWawa's rich history began with a dairy farm in 1902, evolving to serve the community through various initiatives. Their "Fly Beyond" program aims to combat food insecurity among underserved youth, par...
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A nutrition coach to elite athletes helps clients boost their longevity. He focuses on 3 key things.
By Business Insider | 1 month agoLearn how to live a long, healthy life with tips from experts. Focus on building strength, maintaining a healthy weight, and improving cardiovascular fitness. Monitor cholesterol levels and make healt...