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Broccoli Grape Salad with Almonds
Chickpea Salad with Grapes and Pecans
Salmon with Roasted Grapes and Pistachios
Grape Salsa
5 Reasons to Go Nuts for Pistachios
Broccoli Grape Salad with Almonds

November 11th, 2021

Chickpea Salad with Grapes and Pecans

October 14th, 2021

Salmon with Roasted Grapes and Pistachios

September 9th, 2021

Grape Salsa

August 12th, 2021

5 Reasons to Go Nuts for Pistachios

March 18th, 2021

Baby Nutrition: Going Baby Gaga for Solid Foods!

written by Mitzi Dulan, RD, America’s Nutrition Expert®

Introducing solid foods is an exciting stepping stone for your growing baby. Whether you’ve been breastfeeding, giving formula or doing both, there are lots of nutrient-packed foods out there that I know you absolutely cannot wait to introduce to your eager baby! And remember, try to introduce baby food early! You can start introducing solid foods […]

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Mar
31
2010

5 Ways to Jumpstart Your Morning

I’m a big proponent of the power of a routine.  The reliable order of the tried and true is calming amidst everyday chaos and the unpredictable. A morning routine is just what I need to get going strong on my way to a healthy and productive day. Here’s my top 5 essentials for my morning […]

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Mar
30
2010

5 Tips for Healthy Eyes

As we learn more and more about the relationship between diet and disease, we’re realizing that good nutrition can help with many health concerns, at any age.  A lot of research is being done with macular degeneration, a leading cause of blindness, to find ways to prevent this condition through proper nutrition. In particular, lutein […]

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Mar
29
2010

Black Bean Soup

Here is my family’s favorite black bean soup recipe which is included the book I co-authored, The All-Pro Diet, with NFL Future Hall of Famer, Tony Gonzalez. Black Bean Soup Makes 6 servings 2 teaspoons macadamia nut oil 1 large onion, chopped 5 cloves garlic, chopped 1 tablespoon chili powder 1 tablespoon ground cumin 2 […]

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Mar
27
2010

5 Reasons to Eat Your Easter Eggs

With spring right around the corner the commonly celebrated holiday of Easter is also soon approaching. If you have kids, that typically includes dying and decorating eggs as part of your festivities. But there’s much more to this incredibly nutritious food than just being able to decorate it—be sure to eat it too! Here are […]

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Mar
26
2010

3 Biggest Keys to Weight Maintenance

In our world, we are bombarded with mixed messages from the media regarding healthy weight management. Flipping through the channels on TV, there’s tantalizing advertisement for McDonald’s Big Mac, and the next ad is thin women describing her weight loss using diet pills. Clearly, our society is a little confused about the best way to […]

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Mar
25
2010

4 Reasons to Eat the Inca Gold: TRY Quinoa!

A whole-grain seed with South American roots, and referred to by the ancient Incas as their “mother grain,” quinoa (pronounced keen-wah) is gaining tremendous appeal among the health-conscious. Packed with essential nutrients including protein, vitamins E and B6, and magnesium, the quinoa plant has ties to uber-healthy greens like chards and spinach. Here are four […]

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Mar
24
2010

5 Ways to Get Calcium if You’re Lactose Intolerant

Approximately 25% of adults in the United States have a limited ability to digest lactose, the naturally occurring sugar in dairy products. Because of the symptoms that occur when they consume lactose, they tend to avoid dairy – which poses a problem because they are then at risk for calcium insufficiency! Calcium is required by […]

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Mar
23
2010

5 Keys for a Cereal Makeover

It’s that time of the year again…Springtime, when you can’t help but want to clean your closets, pantries, basement storage, attics and garages out. When you’re all of a sudden feeling adventurous and have this unusual desire to give yourself a makeover. This Spring, why not give your breakfast cereal a little makeover? According to […]

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Mar
22
2010

6 Ways to STOP Sweet Cravings

I’ll admit it—sometimes a sweet craving just cannot be resisted. Fortunately, I’ve discovered a few tricks to keep the little cravings from turning into full-fledged junkfests. Here are my top 6 ways to curb those sneaky cravings: Avoid Triggers and Remove Temptations Whether we’re under stress or flying high, different things can trigger us to […]

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Mar
17
2010

5 Ways to Beautiful Summer Skin

I’m coming home from spring break today and went on a great trip to Cancun with my family so I thought I would write about summer skin after my skin took a beating. With Summer is just around the corner… Ok that may be wishful thinking, but it is not too early to start getting […]

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Mar
16
2010

Top Tips for Reading Nutrition Labels

How many times do you read the nutrition labels on the food products you purchase? More often than not, it’s a rare occasion. So many of us simply choose foods that we are familiar with, are craving, or that look good from the picture on the front packaging and neglect the most important part—the nutrition […]

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Mar
15
2010

Get Ready for Spring with a Winter Detox!

It’s not until March 20th that spring “officially” begins, but I can’t help thinking of spring as soon as the icy weather begins to thaw and I can toss my winter coat aside! Sometimes there’s no better way to usher in a new season than with a detox of everything past. Here are 4 tips […]

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Mar
12
2010

The Skinny on H2O

Clean, fresh water is essential in our lives – something that we often take for granted. In fact, up to 70% of our body is water! There are many different types of water. When you walk into any grocery store, there are different brands of bottled waters lined up in the refrigerators. Yikes! How to […]

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Mar
11
2010

Top 5 Foods to Help Lower “Bad Cholesterol”

Wow, I’m seeing an increasing number of my clients and even professional athletes who have high blood fat (cholesterol and triglycerides). Listen up folks. This is serious! According to the National Center of Health Statistics & National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, 106.7 million Americans age 20 and older have high cholesterol (200 milligrams per […]

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Mar
10
2010

10 Must Do’s for Smart and Healthy Grocery Shopping

Grocery stores are great places to load up on nutrition superstars like fresh fruits and veggies, whole grains, and high-quality protein sources.  Unfortunately, it’s also very easy to pick up other, not-so-healthy items while you’re there too.  While shopping the perimeter is always a good rule to follow, there are lots of other little ways […]

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Mar
9
2010

7 Easy Ways to Boost Fiber Intake

We’ve all heard that there are lots of advantages to eating dietary fiber. There are two categories of dietary fiber: soluble fiber and insoluble fiber. Soluble fiber absorbs water to become a gelatinous, viscous substance and is fermented by bacteria in the digestive tract. It can increase stool bulk which can help with constipation or […]

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Mar
4
2010

“Salt-Free” America?

Do you prefer your salty foods over your sweet tooth on any given day? What would you do…if, hypothetically, our grocer world as we know it started stocking up on salt-free products? If all foods tasted like low sodium alternatives? Sounds pretty drastic, doesn’t it? A recent article from The New York Times (NYT) hypothetically, […]

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Mar
3
2010

4 Reasons to Add Oats to Your Breakfast Lineup

What comes to your mind when you think of oatmeal?  Is it an image of the plain porridge you used to have to scarf down as a child?  Or is it an image of a package of instant, just-add-water oatmeal?  Well, not to worry – oatmeal has come leaps and bounds from being the “boring […]

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Mar
2
2010

3 Reasons to Listen to Your iPod During Your Workouts

I know that I have a playlist on my iPod for every activity I do during the day: working in my home office, cooking dinner, reading, lifting, running, etc. Music is a huge part of society today, and with a vast variety to choose from, there is the perfect song for every part of the […]

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Feb
26
2010
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