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Nutrient Density

Thinking about nutrient density of the foods you eat will help you make healthier choices for you meals and snacks. When you eat nutrient dense foods, you automatically eat fewer calories but you get many more nutrients. Learn about nutrient density and how to choose nutrient dense foods. R...

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About.com Nutrition — Before yesterday

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Life After Dentures

A couple of weeks ago I was introduced to a new website called Dentureliving.com, which offers help and support for denture wearers (including beauty tips and other ways to boost your confidence). I didn't realize how many millions of Americans wear dentures. And I learned that a large number o...

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About.com Nutrition — 5 days ago

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Coping With the Time Change

The annual ending of Daylight Saving Time brings welcome sunlight into the early morning hours, however it can take a few days to get used to the disruption of your sleeping patterns. There are a few things you can with do with your diet do to ease the transition: Go easy on the caffeine. A cu...

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About.com Nutrition — 6 days ago

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Swine Flu Conspiracy Theories

There is so much misinformation about H1N1 influenza, but our Patient Empowerment Guide, Trisha Torrey, has some helpful tips for recognizing myths, frauds, conspiracy theories and scams: A Review of Pandemic H1N1 Swine Flu Rumors and Conspiracy Theories Bogus, Counterfeit or Unapproved H1N1 Sw...

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About.com Nutrition — October 30

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Healthy Halloween

Halloween is almost here. The kids are getting their costumes ready and you know they will be bringing bags of candy home after trick-or-treating on Saturday night. I know that eating all that candy is fun, but having a big pile of candy to nibble at for several day adds all that extra sugar, c...

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About.com Nutrition — October 30

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Eggs in a Healthy Diet

Eggs were taken off of many people's diet food lists because they contain a lot of cholesterol. That's unfortunate, because eggs also contain lots of important nutrients. Actually, there are plenty of studies showing that eating one egg each day will not raise your cholesterol or lower your HDL...

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About.com Nutrition — October 26