What makes it so good for you By Anne Palumbo Although National Watermelon Day falls on Aug. 3, we’re featuring watermelon today because warm
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Why We Should Eat More Broccoli
By Anne Palumbo I eat a lot of broccoli, probably more than your average Jane. When I was younger, I ate it for the
Ham: The Good, the Bad, and the Better Choices
Is eating ham healthy? It’s certainly something to ponder, whether ham only makes a holiday appearance at your table or is a regular indulgence.
Whole-grain Millet: Good for Hearts (and More!)
Fluffy like couscous or creamy like polenta, millet has many things going for it: it’s gluten-free (appealing for those trying to avoid gluten), a
Boost Energy and Teeth Health with Raisins
The strangest thing happened to a friend of mine, a vegetarian, the epitome of good health. A few months ago, she began dropping things
Open Your Eyes to Arugula’s Many Benefits
Eating healthier tops many New Year’s resolutions lists, and who can blame us? We’ve been forced to consume all kinds of sinfully rich treats
Mussels pack a mighty nutritious punch
My husband and I eat a lot of mussels throughout the year and especially during the holiday season. We like them because they’re inexpensive,
Little Kumquats Big on Vitamin C and Fiber
What’s a kumquat? If that question popped into your head, you’re not alone. My husband thought it was a root vegetable. My friend thought
Nature’s Vitamin Pill: Nutrient-Rich Acorn Squash
Some foods serve up a little amount of a lot. While no superstar in any one nutrient, these foods boast decent amounts of many.
Pears: A Sweet Treat You Should Eat
Why reach for a pear? Besides how refreshing and delicious a crisp pear can be, pears are a super source of fiber and a

