Is Soy Good Or Bad?
By John Salak – Is soybean bad for you? There is good and bad news for soy lovers. Research has just spouted indicating that soy may be able to help
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Lighten Up July 4th Eats
The Skinny With the Fourth Of July a month away, it may be time to start thinking about the day’s menu. It’s a wonderful holiday for those who love to
America Still Digs Dogs
By John Salak – What’s better than a hot dog? Doesn’t matter if it comes off a grill at a ballpark or is plopped into a bun from a dirty
Juiced Up Over Pineapple
By John Salak – Pineapple. Just the sound of the word has a friendly, reassuring ring. Not surprisingly, people are going wild over this sweet, luscious tropical fruit. In fact,
Bowled Over By Shirataki Noodles
By Sean Zucker – Human flight, the 1980 U.S.A. Men’s Olympic Hockey team and Shirataki noodles? All three have been referred to as miracles, the last of which are due
Read The Tea Leaves
By John Salak – The Chinese have been drinking tea for over 2,000 years and the residents of Hong Kong boast the world’s greatest longevity. Think there’s a connection? Could
Pumpkin Benefits Beyond The Fall
By Sean Zucker – Every Halloween, people flock to pumpkin patches to select a new canvas to carve their yearly masterpiece. They may even celebrate afterward with some pie made
Salad Daze Takes Hold
By John Salak – Everyone knows that having a big green, leafy salad is a healthy alternative to say a Whopper and fries. And they’re right. But not all salads
Want A Better Brain?
By Julie Morris – “Nootropic” is derived from the Greek words noos, meaning “mind,” and tropos, meaning “changed.” And whether or not the term is new to you, the fact
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