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After 20 years, nutrition labels are going to be updated. Are the changes for the better? Find out what the proposed changes are and what you can expect in the future when you read a label on a food or beverage.
Still confused about dietary carbohydrates? Many people are. Here are some common misconceptions about carbohydrates and why they’re still an important part of a healthy diet – if you choose the right ones. Find out how to make smarter carb choices.
Chances are you’re eating more sugar than you think, especially if you’re buying packaged foods. Are you ready to cut back on sugar? Discover six benefits of cutting back on sugar in your diet and how to get them.
Buying low-fat products sounds like a good idea in theory but it’s not always a good investment for your health. It’s best to buy unprocessed foods as much as possible but when you do buy a packaged item, make sure you choose full-fat versions of these foods.
Have you made the decision to go gluten-free? That’s important if you have celiac disease or are sensitive to gluten – but keep in mind that a gluten-free diet doesn’t always mean healthy. There’s a healthy way and a not so healthy way to eat a diet that’s free of gluten. Find out the difference and how to make a gluten-free diet a healthful one.
Processed foods have been labeled as “bad” – but are they always? Find out what processed foods really are and why some types of processed food are worse than others. You’ll also get tips for avoiding the unhealthiest types of processed foods.
High-fructose corn syrup has been demonized recently for contributing to a variety of health problems including obesity – but is it really any worse than sugar? Find out more about the controversy surrounding high fructose corn syrup and why it’s important to reduce all sugars.
Do you read the nutritional labels before purchasing a product? Many people don’t and that can be hazardous to your health. Here are seven things you should look for on a nutritional label before tossing a product into your grocery cart.
