A new study from the University of Hawaii Cancer Center in Manoa (Honolulu), published in the journal Neurology, found …
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Fruit jelly can replace candies, cakes, cookies, pastries, and ice cream in the diets of both children and adults. This homemade dessert delivers vitamins from fresh fruits and berries and,…
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This salad is for those ready to explore new flavor combinations. Tuna’s protein, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals support both heart and brain health. Adding tuna to your meals…
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In 100 grams of pumpkin flesh you’ll find more than 1 gram of fiber, which helps you feel full longer, reduces appetite, and can lower calorie intake. Fiber also promotes…
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This simple, budget-friendly recipe has everything you need for healthy eating: steamed lean meat becomes even more nutritious when paired with vegetables and fruit—here, just an onion and an apple.…
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If your kids aren’t fans of oatmeal, serve the same ingredients in a different form. Granola is rolled oats baked until crispy with honey, almonds, fresh fruit, and berries. These…
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Spinach is the perfect ingredient that pairs well with just about anything. It’s used in large quantities and incorporated into dishes across Italian, Spanish, French, Balkan, and Caucasian cuisines. The…
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Dried fruits, marmalade, marshmallows, fruit pastes, chocolate, honey, and fruit-yogurt cake—these treats won’t automatically derail your figure. Sweets with moderate sugar and light carbohydrates can be harmless or even beneficial…
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Food & Nutrition
How ready-to-eat presentation makes unhealthy food irresistible — and how to fight back
A team of psychologists at the University of Aberdeen in the U.K. found that ready-to-eat food looks more appealing than items that require cooking. They point out that unhealthy foods…
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Healthy eating boosts your mood, energy, and vitality. The right nutrition improves your overall well-being, can clear your skin, and—for many people—helps shed extra pounds. But just mention “healthy eating”…
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Science & Technology
The Christmas Dinner of the Future: Seaweed ‘Pigs in Blankets,’ Lab-Grown Turkey, and Pea Cheese
Picture a Christmas dinner reworked for the near future: seaweed “pigs in blankets,” lab-grown turkey, pea-based cheese, and “super” potatoes. A team at UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has imagined…
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Ingredients: 60 g water 10 g vegetable oil (sunflower, olive, or corn) 1.5 tsp salt 10 g sugar (for a sweeter cookie, use 30 g sugar) 130 g all-purpose flour…
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These oven-roasted vegetables are rich, comforting, and packed with natural sweetness. Pumpkin, celery root, tomatoes, and garlic roast together with fragrant rosemary and thyme until caramelized and tender. This rustic…
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Vegetable Caviar Wash and chop zucchini, tomatoes, carrots, bell peppers, onions, celery, and/or parsley. Sauté the onions, carrots, and herbs in oil, then add the bell peppers and zucchini. Add…
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Food & NutritionHealth & Beauty
Should You Lose Weight or Gain It? How to Tell What Your Body Really Needs
First and foremost, consult a doctor to make sure your health is in good shape. Are you overworking yourself? Skipping meals or relying on very low-calorie diets? In today’s stressful…
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Start by cleaning and shredding the cabbage into thin strips, then mix the cabbage with salt. Next, peel and finely chop the apples (sprinkle them with lemon juice to prevent…
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The very name “sandwich butter” indicates its purpose: it’s meant for spreading on bread. However, it can also be added to prepared dishes—such as cereals, vegetable side dishes, potatoes, and…
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Who doesn’t want to eat well, following the rules of modern nutrition? But understanding a food’s composition and nutritional value stays abstract unless you connect it to two practical factors—cost…
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Ingredients: 1 cup green peas 2 carrots 1.1 lb (0.5 kg) green beans 1 onion 1.1 lb (0.5 kg) cauliflower Dill and parsley, to taste 2 eggs 4 tablespoons flour…
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Transformative Weight Loss Journeys of My Friends I want to share the experiences of two friends who lost significant weight and kept it off. The first, my best friend, developed…
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I’m very goal-oriented and like to set clear objectives. The first thing I do is write down my target. For example: “I want to weigh 117 pounds!” (the goal should…