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Cooking Oils: Which are Best for Your Health?
Medically Reviewed by Julie Ching, MS, RDN, CDE Diet and Nutrition News & Advice

Cooking Oils: Which are Best for Your Health?

In truth, all cooking oils contain calories and fat. Lots of fat. But in many cases that fat isn’t a bad thing, as certain types of fat can actually improve the functioning of certain organs and may even limit the chances of developing serious ailments. We’re laying out the facts behind the best and worst cooking oils.

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Exciting Ways to Eat Leafy Greens
Medically Reviewed by Julie Ching, MS, RDN, CDE Diet and Nutrition News & Advice

Exciting Ways to Eat Leafy Greens

With a little creativity, you can “hide” those greens and make them more desirable (especially for the younger members of the family that turn their heads whenever they see something green coming their way). Here are six ideas for using leafy greens to create a fun and healthy eating experience.

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From Oats to Quinoa: Cooking Common Grains
By Emily Lockhart Diet and Nutrition News & Advice

From Oats to Quinoa: Cooking Common Grains

According to dietary recommendations from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Americans aren’t eating enough whole grains. Six ounces of whole grains per day provides vital energy (via carbohydrates)—as well as a variety of vitamins, antioxidants, and minerals. However, incorporating more whole grains into your diet is one thing—while cooking them is another! If you […]

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