Eat Healthy
Eating well is living well. We were the first large health care
provider in the country to begin providing calorie and nutrition
information on its hospital cafeteria menus. Here are some tips
and inspiration we’ve put together for you:
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Nutrition
Are trendy foods really healthy?
The word “trending” has officially hit the health-food world. But before you buy, very literally, into the hype, make sure you read…Read Article >
Nutrition
A new find for foodies
Kaiser Permanente’s Food for Health blog features recipes straight from the kitchens of our own physicians, nurses, and dietitians, so you know…Read Article >
Nutrition
The power of protein
Protein plays an essential role in health, and it is found in every cell, tissue, and organ in the human body. The…Read Article >
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AUG 11, 202010 healthy recipes you can easily make at home
These days, it can be a challenge to make a meal that’s quick, easy, healthy, and delicious. Especially when we have limited access to ingredients and need to use what’s currently in our cabinets. ... Read More >
FEB 24, 2020Detox diets and cleanses: What our clinicians have to say
Curious what a detox diet looks like? The Beyoncé-popularized “Lemonade Diet” promises digestive detoxification — and rapid weight loss — through the power of about 12 daily glasses of lemon juice and water mixed with cayenne pepper and maple syrup. Some intermittent fasting fans tout similar rewards by limiting their eating to a 4-hour window each day. And then there’s the coffee enema colon cleanse. Yes, coffee enema. ... Read More >
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JAN 30, 2020Sugar vs. sweeteners: Why less is always best
Sweet treats and sugary drinks seem to surround us. Even many of our favorite fruits are high in sugar — mangoes and grapes being among the highest.1 But the problem is when people consume too much sugar, it can increase their risk of health problems like weight gain, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and dental cavities.2 Plus, a recent study showed that consuming artificially sweetened soft drinks can lead to a higher risk of stroke and dementia.3 So where do we begin when deciding what to do about all the sweet stuff? The first step is understanding the different kinds of sugar. ... Read More >
OCT 23, 2019Hype vs. fact: The reality behind 2019’s most popular nutrition trends
Are eggs good or bad for you? Are plant-based meats healthier than meat? Or can one ingredient really make you lose weight? With the constant stream of nutrition and diet stories hitting the news, sometimes it’s hard to know what’s hype and what’s real. ... Read More >
SEP 17, 2019Manage your sugar cravings in 3 steps
Some days it feels like sugary temptations are everywhere — a co-worker brings donuts into the office, you’re offered a slice of birthday cake, or your lunch comes with a free soda. But too much sugar can take a toll on your body. It can increase your risk of weight gain, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.1 ... Read More >
