Are you a picky eater? Do you often buy fruits and vegetables with good intentions, only to let them wither away in the refrigerator? There are a few simple ways to implement eating more vegetables and fruits in your diet. We found some unusual methods to keep yourself healthy and full of energy throughout the day.
Stay Healthy With Supplements
Whether you are eating healthy or not, you can get your daily requirement of nutrients by taking different supplements. If you’re feeling fatigued throughout the day, you may have an iron or omega-3 deficiency. To check vitamin deficiency symptoms and learn which
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by Editorial Team February 28th, 2018 | Nutrition Read MoreSupplements for Brain Health
by Kimberly Hays April 3rd, 2015 | Nutrition
As we age, we need to do everything we can to maintain brain health. Researchers are working diligently to find more ways to keep our aging brains healthy, but in the meantime, we can use nutrition to keep our brain function at optimum levels, as this has been shown to be our number one action to take for a healthy brain. Poor health and an unhealthy brain could result in a condition requiring Dr Timothy Steel or another neurosurgeon to treat you. Using the following supplements to be sure we have adequate amounts that keep our brains functioning
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Healthy Snacks at School
by R. Carnavale September 5th, 2013 | Nutrition
Snack time is often a favorite part of your child's school day. A nutritious snack will help your child stave off hunger pangs, remain alert for the rest of the day, and help him or her to refuel and refresh. You can prepare wholesome, delicious, and inexpensive snacks that your child will love by using a little creativity and fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts, eggs, dry cereal and granola. If you're more adventuresome, you can even make homemade applesauce and veggie wraps. You can learn more about making nutritious, delicious school time snacks for your child by reading
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Good Food Choices for Diabetics
by Kimberly Hays July 3rd, 2013 | Health Observance, Nutrition
Foods that are beneficial to diabetics are actually good for everyone, so it will make it easier to incorporate them into meals for the whole family. These foods are high in fiber, vitamins, and nutrients. They are also very flavorful. These foods are also beneficial in keeping blood glucose levels in check. When glucose levels are high, damage can be severe to the body; in particular, the eyes, kidneys, and the nervous system are at high risk of damage. Incorporating the following foods into your diet will help to keep your blood sugar levels controlled and protect your body
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Diabetes and Vitamins
by Kimberly Hays November 20th, 2012 | Nutrition, Vitamins
Diabetics often find it difficult to acquire the necessary vitamins to maintain optimum health. Your doctor can inform you of the vitamins you will need in your particular situation, along with the prescribed medications. Studies have shown that people who are lacking in vitamins B, C, and D are linked to insulin issues, causing them to be insulin resistant or have inadequate insulin production. Taking a closer look at the vitamins that should be discussed with your doctor, and knowing why they are important, will ensure that you maintain good health. (Vitamin intake is crucial for many illness, so
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