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How Green Tea Supports Healthy Weight Loss

by Dee Wilson02.15.2010
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The high levels of antioxidants in green tea have been shown to boost the amount of flavonoids in blood. Flavonoids work by slowing down cell decay. EGCg is a particular flavonoid found in green tea. Its potency is more than 20 times that of vitamin C and E in regards to providing a rich supply of antioxidants to the blood…

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Low Fat Chocolate Banana Smoothie

by Dee Wilson01.31.2010
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Banana, chocolate and low fat milk make an energy charged high nutrient packed smoothie. The drink settled deliciously into my stomach and kept me from feeling hungry (or tired) for a couple of hours. So if you like chocolate, banana, and can handle the milk – you should try this easy blender recipe. If you are lactose intolerant, try the recipe with low fat soy milk (soy milk: 8oz = Calories 70, Calories from Fat 20) instead of low fat milk (low fat milk: 8oz = Calories 110, Calories from Fat 20). If your symptoms are slight, then Organic 1% Low Fat Milk is worth a try. In any case, ask your doctor before changing your diet. Low fat chocolate banana smoothie recipe:

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Preparing For Low Sodium Cooking

by Tanya Wilson01.30.2010

To lower your sodium/ salt intake and add flavor to your cooking replace the table salt with fresh or dried herbs and spices, lemon juice or lemon zest for flavor. Try the following:
Ginger is a great flavor enhancer and is excellent with pork, fruit, cookies and vegetables.

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A List of Low Sodium Spices And Blends

by Tanya Wilson01.30.2010

A List of low sodium spices and blends

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Low Sodium Cooking: Match Up Your Herbs

by Tanya Wilson01.30.2010

For low sodium cooking, herb list to spice up your dishes …

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Some Quick Easy Salad Dressing Recipes

by Dee Wilson01.30.2010

When it comes to a healthy eating habits and a low sodium foods lifestyle, every cook needs some quick easy salad dressing recipes. They are easy to make in small batches. These are some of my favorites:

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The Hidden Cost of Cheap Food…

by Dee Wilson01.22.2010

In the midst of an economic crisis, families flock to the supermarket to stretch their budget. Fresh fruit and vegetables become a luxury for many. Again, canned and frozen foods are on the grocery list, although, we know that these are not necessarily the healthiest choices. Organic meats as well as organic grown crops these days are just too heavy on the wallet. In light of this, the 2 Dollar special jumbo-combo could look mighty tempting indeed. What about the promise of better food choices, taking a stand against animal cruelty, ill health effects from hormones, pest chemicals, and preservatives added to food sources? Some people found the answer to this problem as they take matters into their hands by growing their own urban fruit and vegetables and raising their own chickens…

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Dancing With The Stars Cardio Workout

by Dee Wilson01.21.2010

Dancing with the Stars offers a colorful palette of dance styles. There is truly something for everyone and it can be a lot of fun to learn them all. For me, dancing is the easiest, most enjoyable technique to increase my heart rate, burn calories, and to achieve euphoria that makes me walk on clouds all day. The following dance styles are up for grabs… enjoy!

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