Children Can Eat Healthy Too!
Often parents say ‘My son/daughter is very picky. He/she will never eat that.’ And while that may be true today, it doesn’t have to always be the case. Tastebuds are
Author: Your Happy Healthy Life
10 Reasons to Consider Soy…
Soy, a low-calorie and low-fat food is recognized by many as a superfood with recognized health benefits. Among the most nutritious of all legumes, it is an inexpensive, vitamin and
Holiday Eating Success!
December has a way of racing by each year. Between holiday gatherings with friends and family, weekends quickly fill up, and meaningful memories are made along the way. It’s a
Foods Breast Cancer Hates
The bottom line is that genetic inheritance is not fate. Your lifetime health was not predetermined at your conception. On the contrary: you have the opportunity – and the power
Our Healthy Immune System Part 2/2
The right raw materials can…double or triple the protective power of the immune system.” Dr. Joel Fuhrman Dr. Fuhrman often refers to the “raw materials” of health as the foods
Our Healthy Immune System Part 1/2
A healthy body begins with a strong immune system. Our immune system protects us from threats originating both outside the body—such as viruses and bacteria—and from internal challenges as well.
Turmeric, what is it?
So beneficial to our body, turmeric is one of the foods that is recommended to be eaten daily. So what is it? Turmeric is a spice that dates back nearly 4000 years
Dr. Greger’s Daily Dozen
Dr. Greger is a physician, international speaker on nutrition, and the co-author of one of my favorite books – How Not To Die. He also runs NutritionFacts.org, a nonprofit, science-based website that provides free videos and articles
Cooking Methods to Improve Your Health
The way in which you cook your food can significantly impact the health of your food and exposure of risks to your body. … Continue readingCooking Methods to Improve Your Health
The power of flaxseed
Flaxseed, often considered one of nature’s superfoods, have been consumed by humans for more than 6,000 years. They are inexpensive, easy to find, and packed with nutrients. Flaxseeds are rich