Articles About Eat Smart
DEC 05, 2016Stress Less This Holiday With These In-Season Produce Coloring Pages
Stressed about the holidays? What about picking the right winter produce? Luckily, we’ve found the solution for both of your winter woes with a series of coloring pages. Click the images for the full-size coloring page to download, print, and enjoy! ... Read More >
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SEP 16, 2015Eat well to live well
Start the holiday season off right with an action plan for healthy eating. How ... Read More >
- SEP 08, 2015
Learn how to help prevent holiday weight gain
Want all the holiday cheer without the extra holiday pounds? Join us for the Preventing Holiday Weight Gain Online Workshop (Northern California). This live online class will give you the tips and tricks you need to enjoy your favorite comfort foods in healthy moderation. No registration or fees are required to attend. ... Read More >
SEP 08, 2015Do your diabetes homework
When you were in school, homework might have seemed like a chore, but it was necessary to build and maintain your knowledge of the materials. The same can be said for learning about a chronic condition such as diabetes, with the payoff being a better quality of life. ... Read More >
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AUG 03, 201510 superfoods that pack a nutritional punch
Healthy eating is a snap when you plan ahead and fill your fridge and pantry with these nutritional powerhouses. ... Read More >
JUN 09, 2015Make today mindfully balanced
It can be hard to take time out of your busy life or exercise, but you’ll thank yourself when you do. And, remember, staying in shape doesn’t have to be boring –keep it fun to stay motivated. ... Read More >
TOPICSEat SmartExercise & Weight LossHealthNutritionWeight control
MAY 18, 2015Calcium for strong bones and a strong body
Daily Dietary Reference Intakes for calcium are: children 1 to 3 years old: 700mg children 4 to 8 years old: 1,000mg teenagers 9 to 18 years old (including girls who are pregnant or breastfeeding): 1,300mg adults 19 to 50 years old (including women who are pregnant or breastfeeding): 1,000mg adults 51 to 70 years old: 1,200mg for women and 1,000mg for men adults 71 years old and older: 1,200mg Postmenopausal women and adults 65 years and older should get 1,500mg of calcium daily. Postmenopausal women also have a harder time absorbing calcium (estrogen helps increase calcium absorption) and may want to ... Read More >
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APR 29, 2015Healthy eating
Hungry for ways to eat well and stay healthy? When you learn how to choose your food wisely, you’ll find yourself with increased energy, improved mood, better weight control, and a strong line of defense against many diseases. ... Read More >
APR 29, 2015Eat less salt
You may know that too much sodium can be dangerous for people with high blood pressure. But did you know that almost everyone should watch their salt intake? ... Read More >
