Is It Healthy To Eat The Same Thing Every Day? Even If It's Nutritious?
If you're eating the same meals every day because of convenience (or other reasons), you may want to rethink your plans.
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Eating healthy is expensive, we know, but why?
Gym memberships, healthy snacks, organic groceries, protein supplements, and more can quickly burn a hole in our pockets. As ...
10 items you can eat at fast-food chains if you're on the Mediterranean diet
From a grilled-chicken sandwich at Chick-fil-A to a salad bowl at Wendy's, these are the fast-food dishes you can enjoy on ...
‘Eat as healthy as possible': 4 The Record speaks with doctor about ban of Red Dye No. 3
Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 anchor Elena LaQuatra spoke with the chair of AHN’s pediatric institute ...
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Healthy eating should never be a luxury: Charity urges Government to increase support for those who need it most
A new report finds an urgent need for Government intervention. Healthy eating is increasingly becoming a luxury. 7.2 million ...
13 Healthiest Fast-Food Cheeseburgers, According to a Dietitian
To create this list of the 15 healthiest fast food cheeseburgers, we set some specific criteria. We focused on factors like ...
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'I'm a dietitian - eat these 3 key ingredients at breakfast for healthy weight loss'
A dietitian has shared her top tips for what to eat in the morning if you're looking to lose weight, as well as advice on how ...
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Are You Pooping Enough to Be Considered Healthy?
Any time you're experiencing painful pooping or the inability to have a bowel movement, it's worth talking to your doctor.
Slipped up on your healthy eating resolution? That’s good news
The month where kale sales skyrocket, gym parking lots overflow and everyone’s convinced this is the year they’ll finally become a smoothie-drinking, meal-prepping superhero. Then mid-January hits and ...
Free trolley connecting locals to green spaces, healthy food may be coming to Petersburg
A free trolley could soon connect Petersburg community members to food, parks and more — but only if a $700k grant comes ...