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Keywords: Blood Sugar, Glycemic
Total Results: 13
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By Robin Miller, September 2008
Unhappy with questionable school lunch fare - or just looking for some healthy
noontime options? Here are some lunches you and your... READ ON ...
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By Catherine Guthrie, July-August 2008
Set aside your obsession with calories, carbs and fat grams for a moment and consider this: Some unhealthy eating habits do worse than... READ ON ...
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By Kristin Ohlson, May 2008
Not only does fast food tend to be unhealthy, but some of its ingredients are downright addictive. Here’s how to kick the habit. READ ON ...
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By Linda Knittel, April 2008
Is your midday meal too often a nutritional compromise? Here’s how to
rebuild your lunch from the ground up. READ ON ...
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By Kathy Summers, June 2007
Running on empty? Drop that candy bar and fuel up on healthy foods that keep you going strong. READ ON ...
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By Anjula Razdan, April 2007
Dr. Mark Hyman weighs in on the top-five foods to eat regularly – and the top five to avoid. READ ON ...
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By Catherine Guthrie, July-August 2006
When it comes to evaluating sugar's negative health impacts, the threat
of extra pudge is just the beginning. Even great health threats... READ ON ...
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By Krista Scott-Dixon, PhD, June 2006
Wondering what to eat before and after your workouts? Learn the
essentials of fueling for optimal energy, recovery and health. READ ON ...
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By Suzannah Olivier, June 2005
When reality bites, eating right becomes essential. Stress and worry
deplete your nutritional stores, destabilize your blood sugar and reduce... READ ON ...
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By Linda Knittel, March 2005
Do you Look to sugar and caffeine for a lift? Need 'em to get through the day? Here's why these well-known stimulants may be more than your... READ ON ...
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By Gary Legwold, November-December 2003
Carbs have gotten a rotten rap lately, partly because they're frequently lumped into one big-bad category. But not all carbs are nasty! Find out... READ ON ...
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By Gary Legwold, July-August 2003
People keep harping about how hideous sugar is for your health. Can it really be as bad as they say? READ ON ...
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By Elizabeth Larsen, May-June 2003
Every body is unique, and yet most eating plans promise results for everyone. Sure, you want to eat right, what's right for you? READ ON ...
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