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Kids’ in the Kitchen

2015-06-30T17:25:42-06:00

Enjoy a fun, hands-on morning with your kids. They will learn how to cook like their favorite minions and promote strong, healthy bodies!  Recipes include: Minion Mac'n Cheese, Rocket Ship Tapenade, Gru's Green Salad and

Kids’ in the Kitchen2015-06-30T17:25:42-06:00

Go Green to Keep Your Brain Young

2016-11-04T06:25:51-06:00

It is no secret that green vegetables are some of the healthiest foods for our bodies, but new research shows they are also good for our brains. Researchers from Chicago and Boston examined the eating

Go Green to Keep Your Brain Young2016-11-04T06:25:51-06:00

Power Up Your Day with Protein

2016-11-04T06:25:52-06:00

What did you have for breakfast? Cereal? A donut? Maybe instant oatmeal and some coffee? New research from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston suggests you may want to re-think breakfast. The study

Power Up Your Day with Protein2016-11-04T06:25:52-06:00

Spring Out of Your Chair!

2016-11-04T06:25:53-06:00

It’s time to get out of your chair! The amount of time you sit during the day, regardless of how much you “move” during the day, is associated with a higher risk of heart disease,

Spring Out of Your Chair!2016-11-04T06:25:53-06:00

What can an RDN do for you?

2016-01-19T14:18:57-06:00

In honor of National Nutrition Month, we wanted to share why an RD may be the health care specialist you need. Here are just a few things we can do to help improve your overall

What can an RDN do for you?2016-01-19T14:18:57-06:00

Happy Meals

2016-11-04T06:25:54-06:00

Need more pep in your step? Perhaps a dose of good cheer? The answer could be on your grocery store’s shelves! Foods rich in vitamins, minerals, and fatty acids are not only healthy choices, but

Happy Meals2016-11-04T06:25:54-06:00

Something Fishy

2015-12-23T09:44:16-06:00

In last week’s newsletter, we discussed the health benefits of fish as well as how to select fresh seafood. A few of the health benefits include reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease, anti-inflammatory properties and

Something Fishy2015-12-23T09:44:16-06:00

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