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Be aware of what you drink! It's amazing how many extra calories are in a soda - but Americans drink more soda pop than ever before. Cutting out soda completely can save you 360 calories or more each day. While your at it, try to avoid diet soda too, the artificial sweeteners are probably not good for you. Read more

6 Ways to healthier fast foods!
Can fast food really be part of a weight-loss or healthy diet plan? You might not think so, in fact you might even think that you can't have a meal that's both quick and healthy. Read more

3 Simple steps for eating more fruits and vegetables!
Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables every day is healthy for you. They have vitamins and minerals that can help protect your health. Most are also lower in calories and higher in fiber than other foods. As part of a healthy diet, eating fruits and vegetables instead of high-fat foods may make it easier to control your weight. Read more

The real costs of not exercising!
Working out improves your life expectancy and makes those years more enjoyable, but let your sneakers collect dust and you'll drain up to $2,460 from your bank account each year. Read more

Why should I limit Sodium?
Sodium is a naturally occurring mineral found in all foods. The body uses this essential nutrient to help regulate fluid balance and blood pressure. Too much sodium can contribute to high blood pressure - a major risk factor for heart disease, stroke and kidney failure. Read more

Extra Pounds! Would you like to get rid of them?
The basic secret to stay healthy and strong. Read more

Are you Eating the Right Portions?
When eating at many restaurants, it's hard to miss that portion sizes have changes. See how this impacts your overall weight and calorie control. Read more

Thirty three tasty snack ideas.
Including a dairy snack between meals is a healthy way to keep hunger in check and stay energized throughout the day. Together milk, cheese and yogurt provide a unique nutrient package of nine essential nutrients that will help improve overall diet quality. Read more

Last Modified - February 20, 2009

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