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1. Foods That Save Your Heart
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A heart-healthy diet may sound bland and boring, but it's anything but with plenty of delicious foods that benefit your heart - and the rest of your body. If you need to eat less salt for hypertension, then fresh herbs make a savory substitute. Adding herbal-icious flavors to your food tends to decrease the need for added salt and even fat, which benefits arteries and reduces your risk of obesity. {relatedarticles} ... Read More

2. 10 Most Hated: Try These Unloved Foods Again
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If you're holding on to any of your food aversions from the days when you hung Tiger Beat posters on your wall, it's time to let go of your fears and give those hated foods another try. After all, a finicky eater at 4 is pretty typical but a picky eater at 40 comes off as a bit... high-maintenance . As we age, our palates mature and become less sensitive and many of the foods that seemed so icky when we were young become far... Read More

3. Walnuts: All They're Cracked Up to Be
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There's a reason health experts go nuts over this superfood. Walnuts are a great source of omega-3 fatty acids, which offer a host of health benefits. Research shows that walnuts reduce the risk for heart disease and lower bad cholesterol while providing the body with fiber, B vitamins, magnesium and Vitamin E. {relatedarticles}This healthy staple is also a rich source of plant-based protein and makes a diet-smart substitute for other... Read More

4. Fill Up on Omega-3 Fatty Acids
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Many people are unaware of the awesome powers of omega-3 fatty acids. Omega-3 fatty acids are largely found in coldwater fish such as salmon, herring, mackerel and sardines. Flax and flax oil are the most popular botanical sources of omega-3. There are other sources of omega-3 including walnuts, scallops, cauliflower, cabbage, cloves and mustard seeds. Omega-3 fatty acids bring plenty to the table, especially when it comes to your health.... Read More

5. Healthy Foods Go Skin Deep
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Eating the right foods is great for the inside of your body, but the results of a healthy diet can be seen on your face, too. If you have a problem with acne, then a healthy eating plan can improve your complexion by up to 20 percent. Diet definitely plays a role, but it's not a substitute for proper skin care or seeing the doctor, according to dermatologists. But researchers do believe certain types of food can reduce - or... Read More

6. Combat Dull Fall Skin with Food
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If welcoming cooler weather means ushering in dry, flaky sallow skin, and no moisturizer you try seems to help, then why not nourish skin from the inside? Get glowing with some fabulous foods that'll do wonders for your skin - and will do the rest of your body good, too! It never hurts to improve your diet, and if your skin can benefit, then it's all the better. First, start with some good-for-you fats, and we're not talking... Read More


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