The Sweet Benefits of Lemons
The Skinny: Not everyone is a lemon aficionado, so for those who aren’t, here are a few tidbits on Citrus limon. They come from a flowering plant tree that can
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Cinnamon Spice’s Up Health
The Skinny: There are lots of reasons to like or even love cinnamon. It was so rare and valuable that it was a gift to kings. Today, it is readily
Radishes Are the Real Deal
The Skinny: No one spends a lot of time thinking about radishes. But people should reserve a few minutes here and there to consider this root vegetable. It was domesticated
Pineapple Has Sweet Health Benefits
The Skinny: There is, of course, growing debate over whether Columbus discovered America. Let’s face it, his reputation on this issue has taken a hit in recent years. The Vikings
Barley Water’s Benefits Flood
The Skinny: Let’s admit it. Not many people know what barley water is even though it has been around for thousands of years and consumed regularly by all sorts of
Cabbage: Beautiful, Cute & Healthy
The Skinny: There is a lot more to cabbage than red and green; more than 400 different types of this vegetable are grown worldwide, although only a few varieties ever
Diving Into Canned Tuna
The Skinny: It is hard to imagine now, but a little over a century ago, tuna wasn’t a popular fish to eat or catch. In less than 100 years, however,
The Good Old Egg Benefits
The Skinny: Americans are in love with eggs, as is most of the world. The U.S. alone produces about 100 billion eggs annually, which helps support per capita egg consumption
Seven Doggie Food Don’ts
The Skinny: People love their dogs. Since there are about 80 million pet dogs in the U.S. alone, that’s a lot of love. But, of course, love can hurt, and
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