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Learn how to increase your Vitamin D intake naturally without supplements. Explore sun exposure and dietary sources to combat Vitamin D deficiency effectively. Achieve a balanced approach for better health.
Trying to feel fuller faster and feel more satiated without eating more? Discover 7 foods and beverages that can help you feel full quicker and stay satisfied longer.
Egg labels can be confusing. Why are there so many different words and terms used to describe eggs? This article looks at seven common labels on egg cartons and what they mean.
In the past, eggs have had a bad reputation for being unhealthy due to fears that eating them increases the risk of cardiovascular disease. Fortunately, eggs have been vindicated. In fact, they have some surprising health and nutritional benefits. Here are some that may surprise you.
Do you fight hunger even after you eat a meal? You may be eating the wrong things. The totality of your diet matters most but adding these five hunger-busting foods to your diet may help too.
We need protein for a variety of functions, including muscle repair after a workout. If you exercise, you need more of this macronutrient than someone who is sedentary. Why not get your protein from a variety of healthy sources? Here are five that offer some additional health and nutritional perks.
Do you include these six healthy foods in your diet? If so, make sure you’re not making these common mistakes when you eat them. Doing so will reduce their health benefits.
Do you eat eggs? If so, do you eat egg whites or whole eggs? You might wonder whether it matters. After all, they’re both high in protein. Find out why whole eggs might be a better choice.
Next time you have a salad, add some egg to the mix. As a new study shows, doing so may help you absorb more nutrients from the colorful veggies in your salad bowl. Here’s why.
How much do you know about eggs? Sure, they’re a popular breakfast food but not all eggs are the same. Plus, a lot of people still subscribe to health myths about an egg, believing that eating eggs contributes to heart disease. Read on and discover 8 facts you might not know about an egg.
To keep cravings in check, it’s important to eat foods that are healthy AND filling and avoid ones that raise your blood sugar quickly and drop it just as rapidly. Here are six foods you can count on to help keep cravings in check.
You probably eat Eggland’s Best eggs for the protein they contain and because they fill you up, but now you have a new reason to add EB eggs to the table. They may help you absorb nutrients from the veggies you eat. Find out more.
