…driving around in winter weather)! Here are some ideas: Your community center (weekly trips to the nearest ski resort or snow tubing facility, indoor recreational team sports, open gyms and…
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…meat and fish are cooked at high temperatures in open flame. Consuming blackened, smoked or charred meats increases your risk for consuming these compounds. Both HCAs and PHAs have been…
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…to entertain is to open my home for a casual party. This format allows my guests (and me!) to mingle, connect, and of course enjoy some scrumptious food. You don’t…
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…% DV for vitamins, minerals and fiber has been updated to align with the FDA’s latest Dietary Reference Intakes. These are big changes that are making our program even stronger….
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This is Irish soda bread gone whole grain. Feel free to add a handful of currants and a couple teaspoons of caraway seeds. Don’t over-knead: you want this to be…
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…physical well-being. Do you find yourself staying up later to have some free time to yourself? It’s a common practice, but consider what you’re giving up: rest that your body…
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People often ask for me for guidance on how to spot gluten-free foods that are good (better or best!) for them. For some, the transition to gluten-free foods feels like…
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…check out the many ideas compiled by the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood. Cook with your kids! Of course I’m going to suggest this, because it’s fun and the rewards…
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