Category Archives: Diet and Nutrition

Summer Sips: Drink Recipes to Beat the Heat!

We have your summer drink menu right here and-bonus!-all are healthy Cold drinks are extra refreshing during summer’s heat, whether you partake in a fruit-filled breakfast smoothie or an iced midday treat. Which is why we’re giving you three to … Continue reading

Foods to Fight Allergies

With the unseasonably warm winter and early arrival of spring, pollen counts are sky-high! Good news is that there are certain foods that can actually help lessen your allergy symptoms. Try incorporating some of these foods into your healthy diet. … Continue reading

What’s On Your Plate?

Did you know that March is National Nutrition Month®? Now is a good time as ever to think about your daily eating habits and decide whether or not to make changes for the better. Maybe you’re bored with eating a … Continue reading

Curb Your Afternoon Cravings

It’s 3:00 pm and your stomach is rumbling. You contemplate holding out until dinner, but then after 15 minutes you start to feel famished and head straight to the vending machine for a quick unhealthy fix. Sound familiar? We all … Continue reading

Heart Healthy Grocery Shopping

February is American Heart Month and a good time to pledge to be heart healthy. You can improve your heart health by living an overall healthy lifestyle, and this starts with good nutrition. Colorful fruits and veggies, like carrots, peaches … Continue reading

Foods to Speed Up Your Metabolism

As you age, your metabolism slows down, making it even harder to burn fat and lose weight. Rather than deny your body the food and nutrients it needs and craves, follow some of our tips below to help keep your … Continue reading

The Skinny on Gluten-Free

Today, more grocery stores are stocking shelves with gluten-free breads and pastas and restaurants are adding gluten-free options to its menus. You may be wondering what is gluten? We’re here to give you the skinny on a gluten-free diet and … Continue reading

Soup for the Soul

January is National Soup Month and there is no better way to celebrate then indulging in a warm, hearty bowl of soup. Soup can be a meal or a snack. It can fill you up when you’re watching your waistline … Continue reading

Portion Control Over the Holidays

We’ve all done it – you know, justifying that extra slice of apple pie or glass of eggnog just because it’s the holidays. We know it’s not good for us, but we figure our New Year’s resolution of weight loss … Continue reading

Fruit Juices for Your Health

Courtesy of Shape.com It’s true, some fruit juices can be high in sugar and calories. However, there are many significant health benefits from juices that are all natural and made from real, fresh fruit. When consumed in moderation, fruit juice … Continue reading