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            <title>Chickpeas - Food of the Month</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) In celebration of Heart Month, here&amp;#39;s another food to add to a heart-healthy menu: chickpeas. While North Americans are more familiar with the cream-fleshed variety of chickpeas called kabuli&amp;nbsp;or garbanzo&amp;nbsp;beans, a smaller-sized variety called desi&amp;nbsp;is more prevalent in other parts of the world. About 85% of chickpeas produced worldwide are the desi variety and 15% are kabuli.
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            <title>5 Reasons Why Coffee Can Be Good for You</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Do you need a jolt of coffee in the morning before you can function? The average American coffee drinker consumes close to 3.5 cups a day. With this much java flowing through our veins, it is interesting to note some emerging research that sheds a positive light on the health benefits of drinking coffee.

	5 Reasons Why Coffee Can Be Good For You
1. Reduce Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
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            <title>Diet Strategies To Manage Hot Flash</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;Hot flashes seem to be a personal experience. Many women we talked to tried various diet remedies and supplements but results are often inconsistent. Let&amp;#39;s look at some common diet solutions for hot flashes and their scientific evidence.

	A Diet to Manage Hot Flash
Avoid the following food items in your diet. Most women found these foods make hot flashes worse.
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            <title>A Quick Test to Avoid Unhealthy Packaged Snacks</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) February is National Snack Foods Month, a time when snack food manufacturers go into high gear to up sales and get packaged snacks into shoppers&amp;#39; grocery carts and homes.
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            <title>Top 10 Foods to Lower Cholesterol</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Just about every super food claims to help lower cholesterol. So which one actually lives up to its claim? Our Heart Smart Nutrition section is one of the more popular sections on HealthCastle.com. &amp;nbsp;Whether you are a regular reader or not, can you spot the 10 foods in this poster?
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            <title>Pizza: Surprising Ingredients You Should Worry About</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Despite the flurry of media reports, the U.S. Congress did not declare pizza to be a vegetable. What actually happened is that school lunch regulations now count 2 tablespoons of tomato sauce or puree (as would be found on pizza) as a vegetable serving, while the serving size for all other vegetables is a half-cup. Critics claim that this gives the food manufacturers an easy way out in meeting the required number of fruit/vegetable servings in school lunches.
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            <title>Have a Sore Throat? Try These Food Remedies</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) It&amp;#39;s swollen, and you feel grumpy. Often, you dread the simple task of swallowing. If you have a sore throat, you may want to try one or more of the following food remedies!
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            <title>Beware: You Can Still Overeat with &quot;Healthy&quot; or &quot;Natural&quot; Foods</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) As the saying goes, you can have too much of a good thing. Nowhere is this clearer than the new show premiering tonight on Food Network, called Fat Chef, where overweight culinary professionals spend four months taking back control of their weight with the help of trainers, nutritionists, and therapists.

	​Even Healthy Foods Can Cause Weight Gain
Christine Avanti, the health consultant for the show Fat Chef, identified the following common challenges among the show&amp;#39;s participants:
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            <title>What to Eat Tonight? Five Healthy Breakfast Ideas for Dinner</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Cooking even a simple hot breakfast can seem like too great an investment of precious time when you&amp;rsquo;re rushing to get out the door in the morning. But when day turns to night, even the most time-consuming breakfast is still quicker than most things you can whip up for dinner. With minimal cleanup, easy ingredients, and comforting flavors, breakfast for dinner makes the perfect meal swap for a healthy evening nosh.
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            <title>Beyond Semolina: Top 5 Non-Wheat Pastas</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) As a pantry staple, one of the easiest ways to get more whole grain into your diet is to try the growing number of pastas made with whole grains beyond the traditional durum semolina. Thankfully, the days of cardboard-tasting non-wheat pastas are well behind us!

	​Top&amp;nbsp;5 Non-W​heat Pastas
​Brown Rice&amp;nbsp;
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            <title>The ADHD Diet</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) If your family is dealing with ADHD, you are probably looking for all the information you can get on how to help your child focus, control their impulses, and succeed in school. Does any of the common food elimination practices work?
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            <title>You Can Cook: Wheat Berries</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Wheat flour is the main ingredient in many of our breads, pasta products, cereals, and other baked goods. Ever wonder where all that flour comes from? Wheat berries. In wheat berries, only the hull (the outermost layer of the grain, which is inedible) has been removed. In the store, you can usually find either white or red wheat berries. They are both whole grains and can be cooked the same way.
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            <title>Why You Should Try Sea Vegetables</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) We know that the ocean provides a lot of amazing nutrition. One ocean item gaining popularity in North America is sea vegetables, or seaweed. In some countries, such as Japan, seaweed forms an integral part of the cuisine, so many types of sea vegetables are identified by their Japanese names. &amp;nbsp;
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            <title>No Gimmicks: Five Foods for Weight Loss</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) If moving the scale in a downward direction is on your list of New Year&amp;rsquo;s goals, no doubt you&amp;rsquo;re especially motivated to make some changes. A plan as simple as strategically selecting the foods you eat can&amp;nbsp; lead not only to losing weight, but also to loading up your diet with a healthy dose of nutrition.
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            <title>#GoUnDiet Party: New Year New Habits</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) It&amp;#39;s been 2 weeks since you made your resolutions. What new habits have you adopted since the New Year? What specific healthy eating resolutions did you make? How did you make them stick? Share with us your New Year Resolutions and let&amp;#39;s chat healthy eating habits!
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            <title>The Healthy Skin Diet: 5 Food Secrets</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) True beauty comes from within, so the key to a healthy glow may not come from your cosmetics. Your skin is the largest organ of your body. If you nourish your body from the inside out, you will make a difference in the way your skin looks - and ages.
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            <title>Is Natural, Nitrate-Free Ham Better?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) You may have come across natural, organic, or nitrate-free ham in the grocery stores. Ever wonder if they are better than conventionally processed ham?
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            <title>Seven Snacks to Curb Your Sweet Cravings</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Do you have a fierce sweet tooth? There&amp;rsquo;s no need to let your sweet cravings get the best of your healthy intentions. While it&amp;rsquo;s true that sometimes the best way to answer the cloying call is to indulge, the good news is that it often doesn&amp;rsquo;t take much to put your cravings to rest. In fact, just a small taste will do the trick. Skeptical? Give it a try. Check out these naturally tasty snacks to calm your sweet cravings.
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            <title>Nutrition Faceoff: Quaker Quick Oats vs. Instant</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) If instant oatmeal is a breakfast staple at your house, have you ever wondered how close the microwaveable packets of oatmeal come to the actual oats? &amp;nbsp;
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            <title>Tuna - Food of the Month</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) This month we are talking about tuna. While tuna appears regularly on sushi menus, the most-consumed type in the U.S. remains canned tuna. Typically, canned tuna is either &amp;quot;white&amp;quot; (albacore tuna) or &amp;quot;light&amp;quot; (any one, or a combination, of the following: skipjack, yellowfin, or tongol tuna).&amp;nbsp;
​Mercury Concerns
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            <title>Top 20 Super Foods You Should Eat More Of</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Everyone loves to know the &amp;quot;latest&amp;quot; super food list! I&amp;#39;ve come across some really fancy exotic recommendations; the problem is, I can&amp;#39;t find them in my grocery stores! Really, super foods don&amp;#39;t need to be exotic! They just need to pack with nutrition punch! In my latest book, Go UnDiet, I&amp;#39;ve listed Top 60 Super Foods based on my recommended nutrition criteria. &amp;nbsp;
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Most of us like to start the new year off with new resolutions. If eating better is one of your goals for 2012, here are 12 foods that we think deserve another try or a more starring role at your table. Some may be new to your palate, while others may simply have&amp;nbsp; been overlooked.

	Top 12 Foods to Try in 2012
1. Kale
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            <title>Empower Yourself with Small UnDiet Actions</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) The first full week of January is Women&amp;#39;s Empowerment Week, which ma
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            <title>Top 10 Most Popular Nutrition Posts of 2011</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Winding down for the holidays has given us a chance to look at our work from the past 12 months. We&amp;#39;re excited to highlight the top 10 most popular posts we published in 2011!
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            <title>Top 20 High-Potassium Foods</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) We are so obsessed with reducing salt that we sometimes forget to look at the other half of the equation: getting enough potassium. Potassium, as Go UnDiet author Gloria Tsang describes it, is &amp;quot;another mineral that can counteract the damaging effect of sodium.&amp;quot; Potassium has been shown to lower blood pressure.&amp;nbsp;Fortunately, there is a wide range of potassium-rich foods, making it easy to get potassium from the foods you eat and not from a supplement.
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            <title>Video of the Week: How to De-Seed a Pomegranate</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) It&amp;#39;s the pomegranate season again! If you have seeded a pomegranate before, you know how messy it can turn (and how your finger nails can turn red for a day!) Check out this trick by Chef John!&amp;nbsp;

	
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            <title>Herbs and Spices to Help De-Stress</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) At this time of the year, gloomy weather and hectic schedules conspire to create a perfect storm of grumpiness for many. Fortunately, there is a growing body of research suggesting that some herbs and spices we cook with also have antidepressive properties, in addition to making our foods taste good.

	Herbs and Spices to Help De-Stress
1. Saffron
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            <title>You Can Cook: Millet</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Who knew so much nutrition could be packed into a tiny whole grain like millet? Millet is a generic name assigned to thousands of small-seeded annual grasses belonging to different species that have been grown in various parts of the world dating back thousands of years. Millet can grow in harsher (drier and cooler) conditions than many staple crops. Its presence as a staple crop can be found in numerous archeological records, starting in Asia and Africa and then spreading to almost every part of the world.
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            <pubDate>Mon, 19 Dec 2011 16:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Video of the Week: Making Kale Chips</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Making kale chips is easier than you think! Remember the &amp;quot;Today I Ate a Rainbow&amp;quot; magnet kit we featured last year in our holiday gift guide? I just realized recently that they have a YouTube video channel, featuring cute cooking videos starred by the founder Kia Robertson and her daughter Hannah.
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            <pubDate>Fri, 16 Dec 2011 16:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Vegan Wine and Beer Guide</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) You might never have considered the possibility that beer and wine contain animal products. After all, they&amp;#39;re both beverages made from plants: wine from grapes and beer from grains, right? Right. But the fact is, while animal products are generally not used as ingredients of the final product, many wines and a few beers do use animal products during processing, which means that vegans and strict vegetarians might want to avoid them.
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            <title>Nutrition Faceoff: Potato vs. McDonald's Fries</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) What will it take for you to stop buying fries from a drive-through and make your own fries from an actual whole potato? Take a look at this.
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            <title>#GoUnDiet Party: Adding a Dose of Health this Holiday</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Festive eating just began! &amp;nbsp;Are they any festive foods that should be off-limit? What winter foods should be eaten more often? How will you modify your menu for your gluten-free guests? Share with us your festive dish makeover tips and let&amp;#39;s chat healthy holiday eating!
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            <pubDate>Fri, 09 Dec 2011 16:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Video of the Week: Bell Pepper for Breakfast?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Bell peppers for breakfast? You bet! We love this fun, beautiful &amp;quot;breakfast flower&amp;quot; idea by our friend Catherine from Weelicious. I bet your kids won&amp;#39;t eww you when you present this healthy breakfast next time. Remember Weelicious? It was featured in our Top Blog Awards last year!
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            <pubDate>Thu, 08 Dec 2011 16:01:03 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Light (But Fun) Holiday Cocktails</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Everything seems to get a little richer during the holidays - meals, desserts, baking, and even drinks. From rum and eggnog to heavy holiday beers to mulled wine, traditional holiday drinks are fun to drink but heavy in calories - especially at holiday parties, where both food and drinks flow freely.
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            <title>Photo Contest 8: What Food Is This?</title>
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            <description>What food is this​? Guess and win!
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            <title>Chestnuts - Food of the Month</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) A well-known Christmas song has a line about chestnuts roasting on an open fire. While not many of us still roast fresh chestnuts over an open fire, it is fitting to take a look at this delicacy in time for holiday celebrations. Because chestnuts mature in late autumn, their peak availability runs through December.
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            <title>Six Foods to Eat to Fuel Your Brain for Your Exam</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) In a perfect world, you wouldn&amp;rsquo;t have to study for finals; you&amp;rsquo;d just sit down with your exam and let the magic happen. Of course, if you&amp;rsquo;re looking to make the Dean&amp;rsquo;s List (or even just pass), that&amp;rsquo;s not your best option. But if you have to study, there are ways to get past the all-nighters fueled by diet pop and pizza, and fill up on foods that can actually make it easier to ace your exam.
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            <title>Exciting Facts About Boring Foods</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) In the rush to christen new superfoods, it is easy to forget or overlook the typical &amp;quot;plain Jane&amp;quot; foods such as apples, potatoes, and oranges. Well, we&amp;#39;re here to invite you to give these foods a well-deserved second look; what you don&amp;#39;t know will pleasantly surprise you!

	Some Exciting Facts About Three Everyday Foods
​Apples
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            <title>Seven Tools to Create Your Own Cookbooks This Holiday</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) If you like to cook - and maybe even if you don&amp;#39;t! - you probably have a pile of precious family recipes on index cards, passed down from your mother, grandmother, and other members of your family. Instead of letting them collect dust in an old recipe box, or get so worn out that you can&amp;#39;t even read them anymore, why not compile all those recipes into a beautiful cookbook to share with everyone in the family this holiday?
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            <title>Video of the Week: Make Turkey Pot Pie with Thanksgiving Leftovers</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Have a ton of leftovers from your Thanksgiving meal last night? Make a Turkey Pot Pie, suggested by our dietitian friend Wendy Jo Peterson! Check out this easy Turkey Pot Pie no-recipe by Chef Telepan!
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            <title>Books We Love: Peko Peko Cookbook</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) I have been searching for a cookbook that showcases authentic Japanese cuisine for years. I finally found one; and it&amp;#39;s co-written by one of my favorite food bloggers - Marc Matsumoto from NoRecipes! Remember his Asparagus Linguine recipe we featured two years ago?
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            <pubDate>Wed, 23 Nov 2011 16:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) This month&amp;#39;s whole grain is one with many names. Buckwheat can be called buckwheat groats, buckwheat grits, kasha, or simply buckwheat. The uncrushed grains are shaped like tiny pyramids. It is popular in Eastern European cuisines, where it is crushed and cooked into side dishes or breakfast cereal. In France, where it is often used in crepes or pancakes, it is called sarrasin. Despite the name, buckwheat is not technically a &amp;quot;wheat&amp;quot; or cereal crop; rather, it is related to rhubarb.
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            <pubDate>Tue, 22 Nov 2011 16:01:03 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>5 Steps to Make it Through Thanksgiving Without Fat-Free Products</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;For those struggling to maintain a healthy weight, Thanksgiving dinner can be one of the toughest meals of the year. In many families, a typical turkey dinner with all the fixings can add up to more than 3,000 calories!
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            <title>Video of the Week: How to Oven-Fry Chicken</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) How do you bake chicken but still retain the crispy skin like those fried ones? Use Panko. &amp;nbsp;We&amp;#39;ve written about Panko a couple of times, so we&amp;#39;re excited to stumble upon this 2009 video produced by the Gourmet Magazine folks on oven-frying chicken with Panko!
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            <title>The Forgotten Berry: Exploring the Health Benefits of Cranberries</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Besides tongue-tingling taste, there are also powerful health benefits packed into rosy-red cranberries. Like other berries, cranberries are loaded with antioxidants because of the high skin-to-fruit ratio; it&amp;rsquo;s no wonder they rank sixth on the USDA&amp;rsquo;s top 20 list of high-antioxidant foods. And there&amp;#39;s even better news: Cranberries&amp;#39; powerful proanthocyanidin&amp;nbsp;antioxidants may play a role in the prevention of heart disease and some types of cancers.
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            <title>#GoUnDiet Party: Comfort Food Makeover</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Everyone loves comfort foods! Mac n cheese, PB&amp;J, pancakes, mashed potatoes, hot pies, chocolate chip cookies are just a few to name. How do you make these comfort foods healthy? Share with us your home recipes and let&amp;#39;s chat comfort food makeover!
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            <title>Nutrition Faceoff: Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Original versus Half-Fat</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) The grocery aisle can be an interesting place. There is often an overwhelming assortment of products from the same company, making you wonder if any specific product is better than another one made by the same manufacturer. This is the reasoning behind our new Faceoff series, where we compare two products head-to-head!
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            <title>Video of the Week: BPA in Canned Foods</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Plastic bottles are not the only thing we worry about the presence of BPA. &amp;nbsp;Don&amp;#39;t forget about canned foods. &amp;nbsp;This segment produced the Insiders Health addressed the concern of BPA found in canned foods catered to children.
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            <pubDate>Thu, 10 Nov 2011 16:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Gluten-Free Beer: It Does Exist!</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) For those with celiac disease, or others who try to eat a gluten-free diet, beer can be a bit of a challenge. Beer is made from fermented grains - generally wheat, barley, or rye - and is therefore a problem for those who are unable to consume gluten, a protein found in all three of these grains.
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            <title>Nighttime Snacks You Don't Have to Sneak</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Your favorite evening show goes to commercial, and what you should be thinking about is slipping into your pajamas and setting your alarm clock. But sweet and carby thoughts creep into your brain instead, and there&amp;rsquo;s no ditching them.
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            <pubDate>Mon, 07 Nov 2011 16:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Video of the Week: How to Pop Amaranth?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Corn kernels are not the only whole grains you can pop. Try amaranth! It&amp;#39;s really easy to do it at home (easier to make than popcorn indeed)! Watch this short clip produced by Old Ways. It&amp;#39;s a bit out-of-focus, but you&amp;#39;ll get the idea!
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            <title>Pumpkin Seeds - Food of the Month</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) At this time of year, pumpkins are ubiquitous. But we think it&amp;#39;s time to take a closer look at something inside the pumpkin that often ends up in the compost bin - the seeds. Also known as pepitas, toasted pumpkin seeds are a popular snack in Mexico. While they are freshest at this time of the year, when pumpkins are in season, they can be found year-round in the bulk section of most grocery stores.&amp;nbsp;
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            <title>Six Sweet Ways with Winter Squash</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Since there&amp;rsquo;s candy aplenty this time of year, it&amp;rsquo;s good to know that the season redeems itself with some guilt-free sweet treats. Winter squash often begin gracing the produce section just as you&amp;rsquo;re starting to tire of melon and berries. In the same family as the zucchini and yellow summer varieties you&amp;rsquo;ve been enjoying with warmer weather, winter squash is simply the sweater-and-boots version characterized by a thicker rind and sweet flesh.
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            <pubDate>Mon, 31 Oct 2011 15:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Video of the Week: How to Build a Sustainable Farm?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) A sustainable farm is more than being organics! &amp;nbsp;Take a tour of a sustainable vegetable farm and learn how they manage pest control and the wildlife ecosystem. Watch this eye-opening video produced by the UK Vegan Society!
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            <title>Easy Ideas for Adding Soy to Your Diet</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Do you roll your grocery cart right by soy products without a second thought, thinking tofu is just a pasty blob, and edamame is just another bean?&amp;nbsp;
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            <title>Contest: Upload Your Food Day Photo To Win A Prize</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) How did you celebrate the first ever Food Day yesterday? Did you cook a special dish? Or do something fun with family and friends? Share your celebratory photo with us for a chance to win a prize. &amp;nbsp;Upload your photo to our Facebook Page now; the photo with the most &amp;quot;likes&amp;quot; will win a $25 gift card instantly!
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            <title>Which Halloween Candies are More Trick than Treat?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Halloween is the one night of the year when all kids (young and old) are focused on candy. We all know it&amp;#39;s not health food, but the truth is that not all candies are created equal &amp;ndash; even if they look and taste similar. So how do you know which candies will cause the least damage to the ghouls and goblins in your neighborhood this Halloween?
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            <title>Harvard versus USDA: Whose Plate Wins?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) As an alternative to the USDA MyPlate icon, the Harvard School of Public Health has published their version, called the Healthy Eating Plate. Is this an improved version of the USDA MyPlate?&amp;nbsp;
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            <title>Video of the Week: What Foods Help Boost Immune System?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Zinc supplement is out! We hosted our #GoUnDiet twitter party last night on natural ways to boost immune system and received tons of great ideas. Today we&amp;#39;re featuring a video we found on YouTube, produced by our beloved Guyatitian David Grotto and IFIC, on foods that support our immune system.
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            <title>You Can Cook: Brown Rice</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) As far as gluten-free grains go, rice is probably the most well-known. Rice is so prized as food that some languages use the words &amp;quot;to eat rice&amp;quot; to mean &amp;quot;to eat.&amp;quot; In other cultures, there are different words to describe the various states of rice.
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            <title>How To Make Soy Milk At Home</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Having grown up in a Chinese family with a vegetarian grandmother, I eat soy foods almost every day! I was invited by SOYJOY to give a presentation on various ways of adding whole soy foods to your diet at the American Dietetic Association Annual Conference held last month in San Diego. During that presentation, I shared my grandma&amp;#39;s homemade soy milk recipe, which I often drink hot. Afterwards, a few attendants walked up and asked me to post my recipe on my website. Certainly, I&amp;#39;d love to!
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            <title>Will You Eat Real?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) When will we eat real? That&amp;#39;s the question the Food Day campaign wants us to ponder upon. In May, we announced our partnership with Food Day. In a week, are you ready to celebrate Eating Real on Oct 24, 2011 and beyond?
There are more than 1,000 events planned on Oct 24 across the country. Did you also plan an event? Regardless of the size, put it on the event map on Food Day&amp;#39;s website!&amp;nbsp;
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            <pubDate>Mon, 17 Oct 2011 15:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>#GoUnDiet Party: How To Boost Immune System Naturally</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) What do you do to boost immune system naturally in the Fall? What did your grandma offer you when you were sick? Do you take any supplements to lower your chance of falling ill? Share with us your home remedies and let&amp;#39;s chat natural ways to boost immune system!
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            <pubDate>Fri, 14 Oct 2011 15:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Video of the Week: What Does A Free-Range Chicken Egg Farm Look Like?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Ever wonder what a free-range chicken egg farm looks like? Watch dietitian&amp;nbsp;Lori Petryk in a &amp;quot;Good for You, Good for our Earth&amp;quot; episode behind-the-scenes on a free-range chicken egg farm.
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            <title>Mystery Foods Unmasked</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Have you come across foods on grocery store shelves that sound or look mysterious to you? It could be the name, the appearance, or a combination of both. Well, wonder no more! Here are some seemingly mysterious foods, demystified.

	Mystery Foods Unmasked
Beef Jerky
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            <title>Add Nutrition Punch with Middle Eastern Healthy Foods</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) If your budget doesn&amp;rsquo;t exactly stretch to include visiting an exotic locale, just do the next best thing - trade out your ho-hum everyday foods for something a little more adventurous. There&amp;rsquo;s no better place to start your culinary travels than the beautiful Middle East - and there&amp;rsquo;s no better time to start swapping than right now.
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            <title>How to Spot Real Whole Grains</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Now that the Whole Grains Month is over, it&amp;#39;s time to provide some impostor-spotting strategies for one of our favorite sources of nutrition: whole grains. You&amp;#39;re always hearing that you should eat more whole grains, but sometimes it can be difficult to tell which products in the grocery store actually offer the whole grain kick you&amp;#39;re looking for. In fact, if you&amp;#39;re relying on whole grain logos and claims to judge your whole grain intake, you may be getting much less than you think.
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Now that the kids have been back in school for a little while, your lunchbox routine may be wearing a little thin. It&amp;#39;s time to start thinking about new, healthy snacks to tuck into their backpacks. One great option is cheese, since it&amp;#39;s packed with calcium and protein and, unlike many snacks targeted at kids, it has no added sugar.
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            <title>Cashews - Food of the Month</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Ever been curious about cashews? These golden kidney-shaped nuts have a slightly sweet flavor and rich, buttery texture. They appear frequently in Southeast Asian and South Asian cuisines. Originally from Brazil, cashews are grown in tropical climates. While we in North America are more familiar with the cashew nut, the fruit of the tree (called cashew apple) is also edible but does not transport well due to its fragile flesh.
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            <title>Where Do Package-Label Recipes Come From?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Have you ever used a recipe that you found on the packaging of a product you bought at the grocery store? If so, did you ever wonder where that recipe came from? We wondered, too, so we got the inside scoop from Donna Skidmore, Director, Consumer Services at Dole Food Company.

	Where Do Recipe Ideas Start?
Contests
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            <title>Top 5 Hot Cereals for a Quick Breakfast</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;Summer has flown by, and before you know it, it&amp;rsquo;s time to go back to work and school and routines! If you are getting tired of cold cereals, why not go the &amp;ldquo;hot&amp;rdquo; route instead? As the weather cools, it may just be the pick-me-up that you need to get your morning started the right way.

	Top Hot Cereals for a Quick Breakfast
Oatmeal
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            <title>Spotting High-Fat Ethnic Food Choices When Dining Out</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;More and more of us eat a significant number of our meals in restaurants instead of at home. But making sense of the menu can be tricky in ethnic dining spots, especially when one is unfamiliar with the cuisine. Which terms signal higher-fat choices?

	Spotting the High-Fat Choices in Ethnic Cuisines
Indian
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            <title>Fab Five: Flavor Boosters to Add Zing to Your Healthy Foods</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Sometimes healthy can be, well, ho-hum. But with all the ways to perk up flavor in foods, there&amp;rsquo;s no reason to choke down one more bland turkey sandwich. The best news is, there&amp;rsquo;s plenty of easy-to-find flavor boosters to transform your blah healthy dish to perked-up good-for-you delish.
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            <title>#GoUnDiet Party: Let's Talk Gluten Free</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Are you on a gluten-free diet? Are you thinking to try a gluten-free diet? &amp;nbsp;Let&amp;#39;s chat all things gluten-free, including strategies on stocking a gluten-free kitchen, must-have products, dine-out survival, and more!
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            <title>You Can Cook: Quinoa</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Did you know that September is Whole Grains Month? It&amp;rsquo;s a perfect time to launch our Whole Grain Series, where each month we will feature tips on how to cook a whole grain so you can start enjoying them in your daily menu rotation.
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            <title>Does Going Gluten-Free Make You Lose Weight?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) It seems like everywhere you look these days someone is on a gluten-free kick. There are also a lot more gluten-free products on supermarket shelves, as well as gluten-free diets and cookbooks. Recently, my search for &amp;quot;gluten-free diet&amp;quot; in the Books section on Amazon.com returned more than 3,000 results!&amp;nbsp;While an allergy to gluten - the protein found in wheat - does exist (called celiac disease), it appears that many people are trying out gluten-free eating as a way to lose weight.
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            <title>Treat Yourself to Six Craving-Busting Healthy Snacks</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Betcha can&amp;rsquo;t eat just one. Apparently the vintage potato chip slogan is quite true - and it&amp;rsquo;s not just the chips that are getting us in trouble. A June 2011 study revealed that potato chips lead the pack of foods that are associated with gradual weight gain over a period of years. Also on the list: sugar-sweetened beverages and processed meats. Your takeaway? What you choose to snack on can have a big impact on your weight over the long term. So, your best defense when a craving hits is to be ready with satisfying but healthy snacks.&amp;nbsp;
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            <title>Surprising Ways the Office Candy Dish May be Sabotaging Your Diet</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;That ubiquitous office candy dish: Practically every office has one, filled with tempting sweet treats to snag as you pass. Chocolates or hard candy, it&amp;#39;s anybody&amp;#39;s guess what you might find... but what is certain is the damage it can do to your diet. The good news is, avoiding the lure of lollipops and the call of chocolates is as simple as keeping them &amp;quot;out of sight, out of mind.&amp;quot;
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            <pubDate>Tue, 06 Sep 2011 15:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Make School Lunches Fun for Little Kids</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Do you have young children just starting school this fall? Here are some lunch gear items that are child friendly, to help ensure your kids can actually enjoy the yummy foods you have spent so much time and energy preparing.

	Fun Products for Young Kids&amp;#39; School Lunches
Bright Bin
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            <title>Shrimp - Food of the Month</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) This month we picked shrimp, which happens to be the second-most popular seafood choice after canned tuna. Shrimp can either be wild-caught or farmed and come in many different types and sizes. The larger sizes typically come from warmer waters, while the smaller shrimp species that prevail in colder waters tend to be more succulent.&amp;nbsp;

	​Nutrition Tidbits for Shrimp
A 4-oz serving of boiled shrimp (approximately 12 or 13 large) contains:
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            <pubDate>Thu, 01 Sep 2011 15:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Serving Size 101: Visual Reference Guide</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) You&amp;#39;ve probably heard that a standard 3 oz. serving of meat is about the same size as a deck of playing cards. That&amp;#39;s a handy trick to know when trying to estimate how much you&amp;#39;re actually eating - and when you should stop - without having to resort to scales or measuring cups, especially when you&amp;#39;re eating a meal that someone else has prepared.
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            <title>Coffee or Tea? Which One is Better for Chronic Disease?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Considering a stop by the corner cafe for a steaming cup of coffee or a spot of tea? Well, now you have a few valid reasons to go ahead and place an order.
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            <title>Healthy Foods That Aren't</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) On the lookout for healthy choices for meals and snacks? Find out the truth behind foods that seem healthy but aren&amp;#39;t, and what substitutes to get in their place.

	Healthy Foods That Aren&amp;#39;t
Turkey or soy hot dogs
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            <title>Fish, Omega 3 and Heart Disease: A New Diet Guideline</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Omega 3 fatty acids from fish has been shown in epidemiological and clinical trials to reduce the incidence of heart disease by lowering cholesterol. Large-scale epidemiological studies suggest that individuals at risk for coronary heart disease benefit from the consumption of fish oil, as it is high in omega 3 fatty acids.
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            <title>How Cooking Affects Antioxidant Activity in Vegetables</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Our knowledge of plant foods has grown beyond vitamins and minerals to include a growing group of compounds collectively known as polyphenols, phytochemicals, or phytonutrients, which are powerful antioxidants. How does processing (such as cooking, drying or freezing) plant foods affect their phytonutrients?

	​How&amp;nbsp;Processing Affects Antioxidant Activity in Plant Foods
Vegetables
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            <title>Blueberries: Your Brain Food</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;We&amp;rsquo;ve all heard about the wonderful heart benefits of blueberries may provide.&amp;nbsp; More studies found that these tiny blue fruits may also help our brain as well. &amp;nbsp;Dr. Navindra Seeram, Professor with the College of Pharmacy at the University of Rhode Island shares with us some recent findings of blueberries and brain health. (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) How happy are you with the lunches provided by your kids&amp;#39; school? What&amp;#39;s your opinion on school banning chocolate milk? Come in and join our Twitter party for a chance to win a prize and share your tips on packing a healthy, wholesome lunch for your kids!
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;When you&amp;#39;ve got your mind set on healthy eating, cheese doesn&amp;#39;t usually top your thoughts. Unless perhaps you&amp;#39;re dreaming about its oozy-sinful goodness spreading over a hot pizza, that is. And while it does the job of adding luscious decadence to food, it does also add a good dose of flavor as well as a healthy shot of calcium, too. So why not play up cheese&amp;#39;s healthy side, while minimizing the diet damage?
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            <title>Preserve Garden Herbs for Flavor All Winter Long</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;In August, most herb plants are at their peak, and some of them can be incredibly bountiful (an anyone who&amp;rsquo;s ever grown a mint plant knows!). The good news is that you can save some of that delightful herb flavor to use in your kitchen all winter long (and avoid buying those ridiculously expensive dried herbs!) by harvesting your herbs now and preserving them for later use.&amp;nbsp;
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            <title>Plum - Food of the Month</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) August marks the peak harvest for our pick this month: plums. With all the talk of exotic fruits, it is easy to overlook plums, which is a shame because they are juicy and sweet in the summer months, with some varieties harvested into early fall. Originating from China, plums are now grown domestically, and there are hundreds of varieties in many colors, shapes, and sizes. Most types are round or oval-shaped, and can be freestone (meaning the pit in the center easily separates from the flesh) or clingstone.
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            <title>Unique, Refreshing Cocktails for Your Summer BBQ</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Nothing says summer like a backyard BBQ &amp;ndash; and for most people, nothing goes with BBQ better than beer. But beer is packed with carbs and calories, and too much leads to the dreaded beer belly! This summer, instead of filling the cooler with cans of &amp;quot;the usual,&amp;quot; why not shake things up by creating a custom drink (or drink menu) for your BBQ featuring one of the most healthy and bountiful products of the summer season: berries?
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;There are probably as many ways to eat your salad as there are countries. If you are getting a little tired of your favorite salad dressing, here are some salad ideas inspired by lesser-known cuisines from around the world.

	International Salad Dishes
Kimchi
Many of us familiar with this Korean pickled dish probably think of it as a condiment made with pickled cabbage. In fact, kimchi can be made with almost any vegetable, and despite its reputation as a pickled item, can actually be consumed the day it is made. Other than cabbage, try using radishes, cucumber, carrot, or green onion. There are many recipes for making homemade kimchi; generally they require the initial salting of the vegetables to &amp;ldquo;sweat off&amp;rdquo; the excess liquid, and then mixing in variou...</description>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) The Environmental Working Group, a consumer group that focuses on public health and the environment, has just released a &amp;quot;Meat Eater&amp;#39;s Guide&amp;quot; that contains some surprising environmental points to consider when choosing which meat and dairy products to eat.
Most surprising is that Americans&amp;#39; yearly meat and cheese consumption contributes as much pollution to the environment as 46 million cars. If you&amp;#39;re picturing big trucks hauling meat to the grocery store as the source of much of that pollution, think again: Transportation accounts for only 10% of meat&amp;#39;s carbon footprint. So where does the rest of the pollution come from? Some pretty shocking sources. Here&amp;#39;s what the guide&amp;#39;s researchers found.

	Sources of Meat&amp;#39;s Climate Impact


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            <title>Photo Contest 7: What Food Is This?</title>
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            <description>What food is this? Guess and win!




				

				Identify the food in the above photo.



				

				Tell us your answer&amp;nbsp;by leaving a comment below&amp;nbsp;



				

				Get a chance to win one of two copies of Gloria&amp;#39;s book, Go UnDiet!



Contest ends Thursday July 28, 2011 at noon PST. Two winners will be drawn from comments below. The first person to provide the correct answer will win a copy of Gloria&amp;#39;s book, Go UnDiet. The second winner will be drawn randomly from all comments below with the correct answer. &amp;nbsp;You can now sign in using your Facebook or Twitter account to leave your answer below. (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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            <title>A Healthy Campfire Cooking Menu for Your Next Cookout</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;With summer in full swing, many families are heading out for camping trips to enjoy some time in the great outdoors. Unfortunately, when we head out to camp, we often take unhealthy convenience foods along for the trip. Rather than resorting to hot dogs and marshmallows, with a bit of planning you can serve a healthy, home-cooked meal cooked right on the campfire.

	A Hot-Dog-Free Healthy Campfire Cooking Menu
Main dish: Mini-pita pizza


		A great way to pack in some healthy vegetables, mini-pita pizzas can be customized for each family member. Prepare the mini-pizzas with desired toppings before you leave home, and wrap them individually in foil. Keep them in the cooler until you&amp;rsquo;re ready for dinner, then place the foil packets on the campfire grill. Cook un...</description>
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            <title>Real Italian Food is Healthier Italian Food</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;Italian food is comfort food for most North Americans. We love to get our hands on big, thick slices of pizza oozing with cheese, and slurp up huge plates of noodles bathing in creamy sauce. But did you know that most of the carb- and fat-heavy creations that we think of as Italian food would never be found in Italy? You can enjoy much healthier versions of Italian food by eating like Italians do.

	Top 4 Italian Foods Done Italian Style


		Pizza: Real Italian pizza is made with a crust so thin you can&amp;#39;t pick it up without folding it in half &amp;ndash; and certainly no stuffed crust options are available! The classic Italian pizza has just three toppings: Tomato sauce, good mozzarella cheese, and fresh basil. Many other varieties are available, but the common thre...</description>
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            <title>Lighten Up Carb-Heavy Dishes</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;As temperatures rise, we look for ways to lighten up and refresh our meals and beverages to counter the heat. A carb-lover might sometimes find it hard to part with comforting carb-heavy dishes, but there are ways to lighten the carb load while adding extra flavor, texture, and nutrition to the dish.

	Ways to Lighten Up Carb-Heavy Dishes
Substitute Veggie &amp;quot;Noodles&amp;quot;
For your favorite noodle or pasta salad, replace half of the noodles with vegetables that are grated or run through a mandolin to make noodle-like shapes. For example, make zucchini &amp;quot;ribbons&amp;quot;, asparagus &amp;quot;shavings&amp;quot;, and carrot &amp;quot;curls.&amp;quot; Another easy one is pea shoots or bean sprouts for Asian-flavored noodle dishes. There&amp;#39;s no need to cut them &amp;ndash; just wash a...</description>
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            <title>Anti-Inflammatory Foods that Keep You Cool</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;As summer approaches, we often reach for soothing foods and beverages to keep us cool in the heat. But is it true that some foods can actually keep you cool inside and reduce inflammation as well? There is a growing body of research that suggests chronic inflammation within the human body is linked to diseases such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, asthma, and Alzheimer&amp;rsquo;s. What would an anti-inflammation menu look like?

	Your Anti-Inflammation Menu
Starters: Load up on phytonutrients and monounsaturated fats
Eating the colors of the rainbow is a practical and achievable strategy to get your phytonutrients, the superb antioxidants found in fruits and vegetables. They are great at preventing chronic oxidative stresses that lead to inflammation. Some well-known...</description>
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            <title>#GoUnDiet Party: What's for Dessert in the Summer</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) How to you satisfy your sweet tooth in the summer? Have you shown up at a summer party with a grocery-store dessert cake you wish you&amp;#39;d never brought? What are your favorite cool treats for your kids? &amp;nbsp;Come in and join our Twitter party! From ice cream, popsicles, pies, cakes, sugar, and more, let&amp;#39;s talk all things dessert!

	#GoUnDiet Twitter Party


		Party Topic: What&amp;#39;s for Dessert in the Summer

		Party Hashtag: #GoUnDiet

		When: Wednesday July 20 at 8 pm EST (5 pm PST)

		Where: TweetGrid or Twubs

		Party Favor Draw: Two delicious cases of natural cereals (with simple ingredients too!) from Attune Foods (value at ~$100)

		Panelists:


				Mom Panelist: @sthrnfairytale

				RD Panelist: @ScritchfieldRD

				Moderator: @HealthCastleGlo



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            <title>The YouTube Video about Bud Nip in Sweet Potato</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) The thought of our food being sprayed with chemicals never sits well with anyone. So the YouTube video of a little girl talking about conventional sweet potatoes being sprayed with a chemical called &amp;quot;Bud Nip&amp;quot; caught my attention.
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	My Search for the Truth: Are Sweet Potatoes Sprayed with Bud Nip?
I love sweet potatoes! And it is shocking to think my beloved root is allegedly sprayed. But I wanted to find out more. I couldn&amp;#39;t just take a YouTube video as the truth without searching for some answers myself. So I called Sue Johnson-Langdon, the Executive Director of the&amp;nbsp;North Carolina Sweet Potato Commission. &amp;quot;I&amp;#39;ve been in the sweet potato business for 30+ years; I&amp;#39;ve never heard that sweet potatoes are sprayed with Bud Nip,&amp;...</description>
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            <title>Get Grilling: The Girl's Guide to Becoming a Grill Master</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;When the weather warms up, there's nothing better than eating - and cooking - al fresco. It's becoming more common to see a member of the fairer sex behind the grill, but the truth is, many girls still leave the grilling up to the guys. Take it from this girl and reformed grilling 'fraidy-cat, though... it turns out that what's better than eating a grilled meal is eating a grilled meal you successfully prepared yourself! So if you aren't the regular grill master at your house, and the thought of cooking over an open flame conjures up images of singed hair, toasted fingertips, and could-pass-as-shoe-leather steaks, read on. With a little basic know-how, you can expand your culinary repertoire beyond the walls of the kitchen.
You Grill Girl!
Start Simple
For beginners...</description>
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            <title>Books We Love: On A Stick! Cookbook</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) I don't know about you, but I just love skewers. &amp;nbsp;Satay, kabobs, soulvaki; they are all my favorites. Food on a stick always looks more appealing. It's fun, easy to eat, and kids just love them! Yesterday we featured fun ideas to grill skewers on a barbecue, today it's time to learn about skewers beyond barbecue.
Matt Armendariz's new cookbook On A Stick! takes skewers to the next level. You wouldn't believe he could manage to put mac 'n' cheese on a stick! &amp;nbsp;My favorite is his Savory Tofu Dango (page 92). &amp;nbsp;With just two simple ingredients, silken tofu and rice flour, Matt turned my favorite tofu into a fun snack that everyone loves.
Author: Matt Armendariz
Website:&amp;nbsp;http://mattbites.com/ (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered ...</description>
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            <title>Fun Ideas for Skewers on the BBQ Grill</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;It's barbecue season! Grilling is a fun and easy way of getting meals done, and skewers are popular with kids and adults. Skewers are also a great way of serving smaller meat portions while adding more fruits and vegetables. Here are some fun ways to shake up your grilling routine with skewers.
Fun Ideas for Skewers on the Grill

Rustic Bistro SkewerInstead of a big slab of steak, put bite-size beef chunks on skewers, alternating them with beets, mushrooms, and asparagus. Brush with a mixture of olive oil, minced garlic, and rosemary, season with salt and pepper, and throw the whole thing on the grill.
Souvlaki with Grilled EggplantTo make souvlaki, marinate your meat of choice (cut into 1&quot; cubes) in a mixture of olive oil, red wine, freshly squeezed lemon juice, ga...</description>
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            <title>Little Green Thumbs: Kids' Garden Projects</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;Summer vacation is a great time to get kids involved in activities that keep them off the couch and enjoying the fresh air. Planting a simple, quick-growing garden can be an excellent way to get kids excited about going outside, and about eating nutritious, local, seasonal foods. Late June / early July is the perfect time to plant some fast-growing crops, and the gardening projects below will have your kids reaping what they've sown before they head back to school in the fall.
Top Summer Vacation Kids' Gardening Projects
Magic Beanstalk
Straight out of Jack and the Beanstalk, pole beans planted now will be towering over your kids' heads by the end of summer. Growth starts in a week or two, and the plant shoots up from there, as long as you give it something to climb...</description>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Summer is finally in full swing and what better way to celebrate than featuring the staple fruit for hot weather: watermelon. Belonging to the same family of plants as cantaloupe and squash, watermelons are in peak season during the hot summer months, when they are sweet, juicy, and flavorful. While the most common variety of watermelon we see has pink flesh, you can also get pale yellow or bright yellow varieties. The fruit can be perfectly round or oval-shaped, and there are even square-shaped melons from Zentsuji, Japan where farmers grow them in glass cases to achieve the desired shape. Domestically, the largest producers of watermelon are the states of California, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, and Texas.
Nutrition Tidbits for Watermelon

1 cup of raw watermelon cubes c...</description>
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            <title>Calcium Supplements May Cause Heart Problems</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4987689&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2FuAF_8XFiZII%2Fcalcium-supplements-may-cause-heart-problems</link>
            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;For years we have been advised to take calcium supplements to reduce the risk of osteoporosis if we do not consume enough calcium-rich foods. However, based on a new meta-analysis, this recommendation has been called into question by some researchers.
Calcium Supplementation and Heart Problems - The New Findings
In April 2011, a meta-analysis published in the British Medical Journal sparked a round of debate among scientists. A group of researchers from the University of Auckland in New Zealand re-analyzed existing data that examined the effect of calcium and Vitamin D supplementation on heart problems in 29,000 postmenopausal women. They concluded that calcium supplements (with or without Vitamin D) increased the risk of heart attack by 25 percent, and stroke by 15...</description>
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            <title>How to Make Homemade Mayonnaise  - Video</title>
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            <description>Making mayonnaise from scratch is not a difficult thing, as long as you have all the ingredients on hand. But how does homemade mayonnaise compare with a store-bought mayo-type dressing? We made our own mayonnaise from scratch and compared it to a popular dressing. (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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            <description>When it comes to the popular tuna salad sandwich filling, a classic condiment often used is mayonnaise. But store-bought mayonnaise-type dressing such as Miracle Whip comes with undesirable fillers and preservatives. The good news is, it's fairly simple to make your own mayonnaise.
Today in this No More Packaged Food series, we show you how to whip up your own mayonnaise using common everyday ingredients. The result will please your taste buds and help you keep money in your wallet! The ingredients you need are: corn oil, pasteurized egg yolk, white wine vinegar, dry mustard, salt and sugar. First, whisk together egg yolk and dry ingredients. In another bowl, combine lemon juice and vinegar, then whisk half into the yolk mixture. Whisk briskly, then start adding the oil a few drops at a ti...</description>
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            <title>No More Miracle Whip</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;This time around we tackle an ingredient that is widely used in spreads, dips, and salads: mayonnaise. Making mayonnaise from scratch is not a difficult thing, as long as you have all the ingredients on hand. But how does homemade mayonnaise compare with a store-bought mayo-type dressing? We made our own mayonnaise from scratch and compared it to a popular dressing.










Miracle Whip
Homemade Mayonnaise







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Miracle Whip
HealthCastle.com Homemade Mayonnaise


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Serving Size:
2 tbsp&amp;nbsp;
2 tbsp&amp;nbsp;


Calories:
80 kcal&amp;nbsp;
222 kcal&amp;nbsp;


Protein:
0.2 g&amp;nbsp;
0.3 g&amp;nbsp;


Fat:
7 g&amp;nbsp;
24.8 g&amp;nbsp;


Carbohydrate:
2 g&amp;nbsp;
0.3 g&amp;nbsp;


Sugar:
2 g
0.3 g


Sodium:
240 mg
129 mg


Preparation time:
0 minutes
Measuring and whiski...</description>
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            <title>What's the Scoop on Greek Yogurt?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;Greek yogurt, or strained yogurt, has been part of Mediterranean cooking for many years, yet it wasn't until recent years that its popularity started to take off in North America. These days, Greek yogurt is a big presence on the yogurt scene and is continuing to gain raves and endorsements from just about everyone. Is Greek yogurt superior to regular yogurt, and are all Greek yogurts the same?
What is Greek Yogurt?
Greek yogurt is made when yogurt is strained (sometimes more than once) with a cloth or paper bag or a filter to remove more whey, resulting in a product that has a thicker consistency. Some yogurt makers might boil off excess water, and others might add cream or milk powder to the milk to further enrich the yogurt. &quot;Greek-style&quot; yogurt, however, is thic...</description>
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            <pubDate>Thu, 23 Jun 2011 13:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Gloria Tsang Live on TV &amp; Radio Today</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4956104&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2Fri7Qc6DQtRg%2Fgloria-tsang-live-tv-radio-today</link>
            <description>We are excited to announce that our founder, Gloria Tsang, RD and author of Go UnDiet will be appearing on various TV &amp; Radio shows across the US today! If you are in the following areas, be sure to tune in and listen to Gloria talk about how to lose weight by Undieting! Here are the LIVE broadcasts that Gloria will be appearing on (EST).



TIME
MEDIA
LOCATION


7:35 am EST
USA Radio Network
National


7:50 am EST
WAMV Radio
Roanoke, VA


8:50 am EST&amp;nbsp;(5:50 am local)
KERO / ABC Television
Bakersfield, CA


9:45 am EST
WZZM / ABC Television
Grand Rapids, MI


10:50 am EST&amp;nbsp;(9:50 am local)
WTMJ / NBC Television
Milwaukee, WI


11:40 am EST&amp;nbsp;(10:40 am local)
KMOV / CBS Television
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            <title>A Different Kind of Dairy - Got Goat's Milk?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;Although goat's milk is actually consumed by more people around the world, its popularity is not anywhere close to cow's milk in North America. However, because of some benefits that are unique to goat's milk, it is gradually gaining acceptance in the mainstream. Should you be switching to goat's milk, or adding it to your diet?
Nutritional Comparison: Goat's versus Cow's Milk



Per cup (8 fl.oz.) serving
Whole Goat&amp;rsquo;s Milk
Whole Cow&amp;rsquo;s Milk


Calories (kcal)
168
149


Fat (grams)
10.1
7.9


Saturated Fat (grams)
6.5
4.6


Protein (grams)
8.7
7.7


Lactose (grams)
10.9
12.3


Calcium (mg)
327
276


Vitamin A (IU)
483
395


Vitamin D (IU)
124
124



Source: USDA Nutrient Database

Fat: Perhaps the most obvious difference between goat's and cow's milk is th...</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 20 Jun 2011 13:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Diet and Asthma: Are They Related?</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4940148&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2Fdzw__9Egm6g%2Fdiet-and-asthma-are-they-related</link>
            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;Asthma is a common chronic inflammatory disease of the airways that affects more and more Americans each year. Researchers are curious to find out whether our evolving dietary habits have played a role in the increase in incidence of asthma, and whether changing the components of our diet could help prevent or control asthma.
Antioxidants
According to a 2009 review and meta-analysis, researchers from the University of Nottingham in the UK concluded that dietary antioxidant Vitamin A and C intakes and blood Vitamin C levels were significantly lower in adults and children with asthma, especially in those with severe asthma. Vitamin E intake was significantly lower in people with severe asthma but&amp;nbsp;was unrelated to asthma status. However, when researchers supplemen...</description>
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            <pubDate>Fri, 17 Jun 2011 13:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Beyond Veggie Burgers: Fresh Vegetarian Grilling Ideas</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4940149&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2FZgMPKdrKohA%2Fbeyond-veggie-burgers-fresh-vegetarian-grilling-ideas</link>
            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;As summer approaches, families everywhere start to get excited about grilling season. For many, the grill is all about meat. But given how often some of us tend to grill in the summer, it may be a good idea to think about grilling something other than meat from time to time. The good news is, there are many great vegetarian grilling ideas that don't involve the typical store-bought (and sometimes awfully strange) veggie burgers. So whether you want to lighten up some of your grilled meals or you've got a vegetarian friend coming to a barbecue, use the ideas below to inspire some vegetarian grilling that's truly delicious!
Top Vegetarian Grilling Ideas

Portobello mushroom: With its hearty texture and flavor, a portobello mushroom is a great grilling option. Try brus...</description>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 15 Jun 2011 13:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Fiber Supplements - Which One You Need?</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4924992&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2F1y7Eb0wmWlI%2Ffiber-supplements-which-one-you-need</link>
            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;With the recommended intake of fiber between 25 and 38 grams per day, many of us may feel we have to resort to fiber supplements to even come close to the target. But you may want to ask yourself what benefits of fiber you are really after before shelling out your money, because not all fiber supplements are the same.
Fiber Supplements 101
A survey of the most popular fiber supplements in the marketplace reveals that they are almost always made up of a single type of soluble fiber. One tablespoon of these supplements typically has 3-4 grams of fiber. Most soluble fibers can help alleviate constipation by holding on to water in the digestive tract, making stools softer and easier to pass. Certain types of soluble fiber that are viscous (e.g., beta-glucan, pectin, and...</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 13 Jun 2011 13:01:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Around the World with Desserts</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4915799&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2FeLTp3MwkcUY%2Faround-world-desserts</link>
            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;Let&amp;rsquo;s face it: Everyone loves dessert. What we don&amp;rsquo;t love about many popular desserts is that they are heavy on the white flour, sugar, and cream. As summer is upon us, here are some lighter dessert ideas that celebrate eating with color as inspired by various cuisines from around the world.
Five Healthy Dessert Ideas from Around the World

Veggies for dessert.We tend to think only of fruits when it comes to dessert ingredients, but there is no reason not to use vegetables. For example, the Indian carrot hawla is made of finely grated carrots that are cooked slowly in milk with raisins, nuts (almonds, pistachios or cashews), and spices (cardamom or saffron) until soft. Another example is a drink popular among &amp;nbsp;Indonesians in the hot weather: Make a ...</description>
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            <pubDate>Fri, 10 Jun 2011 13:04:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>#GoUnDiet Party: What Not To Drink In the Summer?</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4915800&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2FNvC-cCq1b-w%2Fgoundiet-party-what-not-drink-summer</link>
            <description>Summer is here! We know we're supposed to drink water, but not everyone drinks water only. Join our #goundiet party and share with us your tips on finding and making the perfect summer drinks. Nothing is off-topic: share your thoughts on soda, chocolate milk, juice, iced-tea, energy drinks, beer, cocktails, etc. Tell us which bottled drinks you'd never let your kids sip, and which ones deserve a chance.
#goundiet Twitter Party

Party Topic: What Not To Drink In the Summer?
Party Hashtag: #GoUnDiet
When: Wednesday June 15 at 8 pm EST (5 pm PST)
Where: TweetGrid&amp;nbsp;or Twubs
Party Favor Draw: A gift basket of exquisite, premium oats from Better Oats! Hello! Who can resist chai-spiced oat?
Panelists:                

Mom Panelist: @notimemom
RD Panelist: @InspiredRD
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            <title>Ballpark Snacks that Won't Derail Your Diet</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4906378&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2FSY2j7QftQfw%2Fballpark-snacks-wont-derail-your-diet</link>
            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;It's baseball season again, and that means many people will be heading out to catch a game or two live at the ballpark. We all know that some tasty ballpark snacks are part of the baseball experience - even the old song talks about &quot;peanuts and Cracker Jack.&quot; But many of the snacks available at the ballpark are packed with fat and calories, and contain an absolutely stunning amount of sodium. No matter what you do, you're unlikely to get a healthy, balanced meal at the ballpark, but you can minimize the game-day damage by replacing some of the worst ballpark snacks with healthier alternatives that give you the same snacking satisfaction.
Top 5 Healthier Ballpark Snack Substitutions

Instead of a hot dog or corn dog, try a chicken or turkey wrap.Many ballparks now of...</description>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 08 Jun 2011 13:04:03 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Why Diets Do Not Work and How to UnDiet</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4906379&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ftraffic.libsyn.com%2Fhealthcastle%2FSofia_Gloria_GoUnDiet_2011-06-06_2.mp3</link>
            <description>We&amp;rsquo;ve heard over and over again that diets don&amp;rsquo;t work, but many of us still follow them, multiple times. Is there a way to get off the dieting roller-coaster and make real change happen? We are joined today by our very own Gloria Tsang, editor-in-chief of HealthCastle.com and author of the book Go UnDiet. She talks about why diets don&amp;rsquo;t work and teaches us how to UnDiet.
For more information, visit http://www.GoUnDiet.com (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 06 Jun 2011 16:14:03 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Eggplant - Food of the Month</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4897188&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2F8yqyosNw-Q4%2Feggplant-food-month</link>
            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;In anticipation of warmer days ahead, we take a look at one of the most popular fruits associated with summer: eggplant. Yes, eggplant is in fact a fruit, from the plant Solanum melongena. It belongs to the same family (Solanaceae) as potatoes, peppers, and tomatoes. While many of us think of eggplants as having deep purple skin, they actually come in many colors and shapes. The plant likes heat and plenty of sun in order to grow and flourish.
Nutrition Tidbits for Eggplant

1 cup of raw eggplant cubes contains:

Calories: 20 kcal
Fat: 0.2 g
Carbohydrates: 4.7 g
Protein: 0.8 g
Fiber: 2.8 &amp;nbsp;g
Glycemic Index (GI): Low



Eggplant is a super low-calorie vehicle for powerful antioxidants. In particular, eggplant skin contains a powerful anthocyanin called nasunin, a...</description>
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            <pubDate>Fri, 03 Jun 2011 07:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Will A New MyPlate Icon from USDA Change Your Eating Habits?</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4887305&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2FrrrpuqGdYZ4%2Fwill-new-myplate-icon-usda-change-your-eating-habits</link>
            <description>(HealthCastle.com) This morning, USDA unveiled a new icon - MyPlate - to replace the previous Food Pyramid. I say, Hallelujah! It's about time! &amp;nbsp;I love the simple design, with contemporary color scheme. &amp;nbsp;I don't think I need to elaborate it further - it's simply self-explanatory - and that should be what it's supposed to be!
Since 1992, hardly anyone knew what to do with the confusing Food Pyramid and what it represented. &amp;nbsp;The original Pyramid didn't distinguish the healthy whole grains from the refined grains. Pasta, rice, baguette, cheerios, crackers, and some bread were all lumped in a group in the bottom of the Pyramid. &amp;nbsp;Then, there were some weird symbols,&amp;nbsp;yellow dots and white triangles, that supposedly represented fats and sugar,&amp;nbsp;located at the top of t...</description>
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            <title>Photo Contest 6: What Food Is This?</title>
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            <description>What food is this? Guess and win!




Identify the food in the above photo.



Tell us your answer on our Facebook page.



Get a chance to win one of two copies of Gloria's book, Go UnDiet!



Contest ends Monday June 6, 2011 at noon PST. Two winners will be drawn from all Facebook comments. The first person to provide the correct answer will win a copy of Gloria's book, Go UnDiet. The second winner will be drawn randomly from all Facebook comments with the correct answer. &amp;nbsp;You will need to be a Fan of HealthCastle.com on Facebook to be eligible for this contest. If you are not a fan already, Like us now and tell us your answer now! (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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            <title>What Does Maple Syrup Offer?</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4879415&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2FNSKADqK1XrM%2Fwhat-does-maple-syrup-offer</link>
            <description>Everyone seems to be on the lookout for the next big alternative sweetener. Enter maple syrup. Produced naturally with nothing added, it comes from a 100% plant source and is therefore a vegan-friendly sweetener. But is there any truth to the hype around its health benefits?
Maple Syrup Production and Processing
All the maple syrup in the world is produced in North America. The main producer is the Canadian province of Quebec, which produces 85% of the world supply. in the U.S., maple syrup is produced in several New England states and New York. Maple syrup results when sap from maple trees (main species Acer saccharum) is allowed to lose most of its water content through evaporation. Approximately 40 gallons of sap are needed to produce 1 gallon of maple syrup. Sap by volume is 2.5% sugar...</description>
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            <title>Which Salmon Species is for You?</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;With its lovely flavor and proven health benefits, salmon has earned its right to stardom. Although they are all delicious and good for us, the flavor profiles and nutrient contents do vary among different species of salmon. Let&amp;rsquo;s take a deeper dive and get familiar with the salmon species! All information is based on a 3.5 oz raw edible portion.
Wild Pacific Salmon

Chinook (King or Spring)Chinook has the highest fat (10.4 g) and omega-3 fats (2.0 g) among wild Pacific salmon species. In addition to steaks, fillets etc., it is also commonly smoked due to its high fat content and attractive deep red color. Chinook is the richest and most flavorful, and is suitable for most cooking methods, especially grilling.


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            <title>What Health Benefits Does Maple Syrup Offer?</title>
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            <description>Everyone seems to be on the lookout for the next big alternative sweetener. Enter maple syrup. Produced naturally with nothing added, it comes from a 100% plant source and is therefore a vegan-friendly sweetener. But is there any truth to the hype around its health benefits?
Maple Syrup Production and Processing
All the maple syrup in the world is produced in North America. The main producer is the Canadian province of Quebec, which produces 85% of the world supply. in the U.S., maple syrup is produced in several New England states and New York. Maple syrup results when sap from maple trees (main species Acer saccharum) is allowed to lose most of its water content through evaporation. Approximately 40 gallons of sap are needed to produce 1 gallon of maple syrup. Sap by volume is 2.5% sugar...</description>
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            <title>8 Tips to Prevent Food Poisoning</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com)&amp;nbsp;Food poisoning, also known as food borne illness, is more common than you may think. As warmer weather approaches, it's important to protect your food from bacteria and contaminants that could lead to food poisoning.
8 Tips to Prevent Food Poisoning
1. Shop smart!There's a reason food items have expiration dates. Check the expiration dates on milk, meat, and even produce items like pre-washed greens to make sure you aren't buying spoiled food or items that are going to expire soon. Keep cold foods cold. Wait until the end of your shopping trip to pick up milk, dairy, and meats, as the longer these items are refrigerated, the longer they will stay fresh.
2. Wash, wash, wash!Make sure you wash your hands, utensils, and chopping boards before preparing food. All fruits...</description>
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            <pubDate>Thu, 26 May 2011 07:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>No More Alfredo Powder Sauce Mix</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) When it comes to serving pasta, do you have a white-sauce fanatic at your dinner table? While the red (tomato-based) sauces are generally healthier, not everyone is a fan. You worry about cream and fat in traditional Alfredo sauce, but what is the alternative? The powdered sauce mix packages may be lower in calories, but tend to contain many fillers, preservatives, and trans fats.



Knorr Alfredo Pasta Sauce Mix(powdered, reconstituted with milk)
Homemade Fettuccini Alfredo














We discovered that it is possible to make a lower-fat version of the beloved Alfredo sauce that uses real milk and cheese. Here we compared it to a powdered version:



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Knorr Alfredo Pasta Sauce Mix (powdered, reconstituted with milk)
HealthCastle.com Fettuccini Alfredo


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            <pubDate>Tue, 24 May 2011 07:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>How to Make a Healthy Alfredo Sauce - Podcast</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4844281&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ftraffic.libsyn.com%2Fhealthcastle%2FHealthy_Alfredo_Sauce_itunes.mp4</link>
            <description>When it comes to easy dinners, pasta dishes are popular with busy families. Perhaps you have a white-sauce fanatic in your family, or want to change it up from the usual tomato-based sauce. Whatever you do, skip the powder mix. They simply have too many artificial ingredients, including trans fat.
It is possible to make a creamy white sauce that can also please the nutritionist in you. In this No More Packaged Food series, we show you how YOU can make your own low-fat alfredo sauce using real milk and cheese in very little time! Your secret weapon here is using low fat milk, evaporated skim milk and freshly grated Parmesan cheese.
First, stir flour with the milk. Sautee minced garlic in a large skillet over medium heat, then add the flour-milk mixture and cook until the sauce begins to boi...</description>
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            <pubDate>Fri, 20 May 2011 19:08:23 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>White, Whole Grain, or Whole Grain White?</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4844283&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2FssbmsNJeJlE%2Fwhite-whole-grain-or-whole-grain-white</link>
            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Despite your attempt to whip your family&amp;rsquo;s diet into shape by buying whole grain breads and brown rice, do you find the kids or adults in your house turning their heads away because they are used to fluffy white bread and white rice? The heavily advertised &amp;ldquo;whole grain white bread&amp;rdquo; and &amp;ldquo;whole grain white rice&amp;rdquo; that promise the taste of white but nutrition of whole grains may sound like a happy medium, but you may think twice after reading on.
Whole Grain Look-Alikes: What They Promise vs. What They Deliver
&amp;ldquo;Smartwhite&amp;rdquo; Bread
The Wonder Bread Smartwhite website proudly describes this as white bread &amp;ldquo;with all the fiber of 100% whole wheat.&amp;rdquo; What you will not see on the product label, however, is any trace of whole wheat...</description>
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            <pubDate>Fri, 20 May 2011 13:04:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>How to Make a Healthy Alfredo Sauce</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4844282&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2FOuInTxSC5Vk%2Fhow-make-healthy-alfredo-sauce</link>
            <description>Say no to Alfredo-in-a-bag. Our Registered Dietitians show you how to make your own healthy, low-fat Alfredo sauce that taste just as yummy as the store bought version (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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            <pubDate>Fri, 20 May 2011 07:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>#GoUnDiet Party: Finding the Good Packaged Foods</title>
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            <description>Some processed foods may try to make themselves appear healthier than they really are; but not all packaged foods are bad. &amp;nbsp;Join our #goundiet party and share with us your tips on finding good packaged foods. &amp;nbsp;Tell us which packaged foods just scare you away, and which ones deserve a chance.
#goundiet Twitter Party

Party Topic: Finding the Good Packaged Foods
Party Hashtag: #GoUnDiet
When: Wednesday May 25 at 8 pm EST (5 pm PST)
Where: Twitter,&amp;nbsp;TweetGrid&amp;nbsp;or Twubs
Party Favor: A gorgeous gift set of award-winning, all natural cheeses from Cabot!
Panelists:     

Mom Panelist: @fitcheerldr
Moderator:&amp;nbsp;@HealthCastleGlo&amp;nbsp;



RSVP: Don't forget to RSVP below with your Twitter handle! So we can all follow each other :-) (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - writ...</description>
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            <pubDate>Thu, 19 May 2011 07:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>All About Honey</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4834243&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2FyTd8fBnFcu4%2Fall-about-honey</link>
            <description>(HealthCastle.com) An alternative sweetener to regular table sugar, honey has a long-standing history of being used in traditional or folk medicine. Calorically, 1 tablespoon of honey contains 64 kcal (compared to 46 kcal for the same amount of sugar). So is honey any better than sugar?
Popular Claims for Honey&amp;rsquo;s Health Benefits
Antibacterial
Studies have documented the ability of some types of honey to inhibit growth of dangerous antibiotic-resistant bacteria. The mechanism by which honey acts as an antibacterial agent is not fully understood. First, the sugars in honey draw away moisture, which helps inhibit bacterial growth. In addition, honeys with strong antibacterial activity contain compounds that are known to be toxic to bacteria, such as methylglyoxal in manuka honey or hydr...</description>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 18 May 2011 13:04:01 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Announcement: We've Partnered Up with Food Day!</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4834245&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2F0duUVxS8VCE%2Fannouncement-weve-partnered-food-day</link>
            <description>(HealthCastle.com) You've heard of the Earth Day, what about a day to celebrate real food? Getting people to eat healthier is always our mission, hence we are excited to announce that we've partnered up with Food Day! Organized by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, Food Day will be observed on October 24, 2011.
The goals of the Food Day campaign are to:

reduce diet-related diseases by promoting healthy foods
support sustainable farms and stop subsidies to huge agribusiness
expand access to food
reform factory farms to protect animals and the environment
reduce junk-food marketing to kids

We need you to help get this celebration off the ground! Check out a Food Day event near you. &amp;nbsp;Better yet, do you have any event ideas you can help plan out in your community? Let the or...</description>
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            <pubDate>Tue, 17 May 2011 12:04:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Astaxanthin: The New Miracle Antioxidant?</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4834244&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2FqGlqrmHk-_g%2Fastaxanthin-new-miracle-antioxidant</link>
            <description>You may not have heard of astaxanthin before, but ever since it started being touted as the next miracle supplement on the Oprah Winfrey and Dr. Oz shows, the reputation of astaxanthin and demand for it have soared dramatically. So what is astaxanthin, what does it do in our bodies, and do the claims live up to scientific proof?
What is Astaxanthin?
Astaxanthin is a fat-soluble carotenoid pigment that gives salmon and other seafood its pinkish orange color. Natural astaxanthin is found in microalgae, krill, and seafood such as salmon, trout, shrimp, and crustaceans. Astaxanthin is also responsible for the beautiful pink color of flamingos&amp;rsquo; feathers. Like other carotenoids (e.g., beta-carotene), astaxanthin is a potent antioxidant.
Natural astaxanthin has been granted GRAS (Generally ...</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 16 May 2011 07:00:00 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>The Nutty World of Nut Butters</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4823646&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeedproxy.google.com%2F%7Er%2FHealthcastlecomNutritionTips-WrittenByRegisteredDietitians%2F%7E3%2FuI2WWaIKnP8%2Fnutty-world-nut-butters</link>
            <description>Although peanut butter is arguably one the most popular pantry staple items in America after bread and milk, it might have crossed your mind to branch out and try the other wonderful varieties that the world of nut butters has to offer. But how to choose those that are not only delicious but also good for you?
Processed vs. Natural Nut Butter
Be it peanut butter or butters made from other nuts (e.g., almond and hazelnut), the first thing you need to pay attention to is the ingredient list. A natural, wholesome nut butter should contain only nuts and perhaps salt. Kettle&amp;rsquo;s line-up of nut butters&amp;nbsp;and Adam&amp;rsquo;s 100% Natural Peanut Butter are prime examples. Some other natural nut butters, such as Barney Butter, contain almonds, evaporated cane juice (a source of sugar), palm fru...</description>
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            <pubDate>Fri, 13 May 2011 15:04:02 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Foods That Should Not Be Served To Your Baby</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) Certain foods must be avoided entirely during a baby's first year of life because of their potential to cause food-borne illness, digestive upset, and mercury exposure. It's also important to avoid foods that pose choking hazards for babies. 
 Foods to Avoid until Your Baby is at Least One Year Old 
Food Safety Concerns

Honey (in any form or amount) and corn syrup (to a lesser extent) may contain botulism, a serious food-borne illness that can be deadly for infants less than one year of age.
Low-acid home-canned foods (such as meat, poultry, fish, green beans, carrots, and asparagus) can also carry botulism. If your family eats these foods, it may be wise to avoid serving them to your infant; discuss this with your pediatrician and consult with a reputable home-canning ...</description>
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            <title>On the Menu: Gluten-Free Whole Grains</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) No need to feel deprived if you follow a gluten-free diet - there are plenty of delicious gluten-free whole grains that are just right for you. In addition to adding flavor and variety to your day, they're also super-healthy and brimming with antioxidants and fiber! Why not choose something new for dinner tonight? Our menu tips for gluten-free whole grains can make a simple, tasty, and just-right-for-your-diet meal.
Go-to Gluten-Free Whole Grains
Amaranth:

This high-protein whole grain can be ground into a flour to be combined with other gluten-free flours (like potato) for baking. Or, you can cook it up as a side to accompany grilled fish and a veggie. Just measure the desired amount of amaranth (along with the package's recommended amount of water) into a pot, boil fo...</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 09 May 2011 22:02:18 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>What's Really in Your Orange Juice?</title>
            <link>http://www.medworm.com/index.php?rid=4823648&amp;cid=s_32617_28_f&amp;fid=32617&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Ftraffic.libsyn.com%2Fhealthcastle%2FAlissa_Hamilton_2011_04_07.mp3</link>
            <description>Host:&amp;nbsp;
          Gloria Tsang, RD    
    


  
      
           
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          Alissa Hamilton    
    


  
      
              
    

How many of you reach for a glass of orange juice as part of your morning routine? Alissa Hamilton, author of the book Squeezed shares some surprising truths about orange juice. It may shock you.
For more information, visit:&amp;nbsp;http://yalepress.typepad.com/squeezed/ (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 09 May 2011 03:14:57 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Endive - Food of the Month</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) This month's featured food is the result of a happy accident in the 1800s in Belgium, when a chicory root left in a cellar sprouted white leaves. These leaves became so popular that the vegetable was called &quot;white gold.&quot; Alternatively referred to as Belgian endive, broad-leaved endive, Batavian endive, and escarole, it belongs to the same family as curly endive and radicchio. The endive head is shaped like a bullet, with tightly packed leaves that are white with pale yellowish-green tips (there is also a variety called red endive that has purple tips). When eaten raw, endive has a crisp texture and slightly bitter taste, while cooked endive has a much milder flavor and softer texture.
Nutrition Tidbits for Endive

1 cup of chopped, raw endive contains: Calories: 8 kcal&amp;n...</description>
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            <title>Common High-Risk Choking Foods for Toddlers</title>
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            <description>(HealthCastle.com) A child's ability to grind food with his teeth is limited until he is at least 4 years old. When a baby or toddler does not chew his food well, he may try to swallow it whole or incompletely ground-up, which puts him at risk for choking. Because of this, it is critical that babies and young children always be supervised while eating meals and snacks.
Closely monitor your child's chewing and swallowing abilities in order to know when it might (or might not) be appropriate for her to try more difficult textures. Generally, children less than 4 years of age are at greatest risk of choking, but that does not mean there's no need to be concerned about older children. Above all, take your child's developmental readiness and skills into account.
Choking Hazards to Avoid or Modi...</description>
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            <title>Our New Book: Go UnDiet</title>
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            <description>It's here! &amp;nbsp;Our own book is released today! &amp;nbsp;You've tried dieting before, but&amp;nbsp;you've discovered that rigid diet plans just don't cut it.&amp;nbsp;A 14-day plan can only create results for 14 days. Then what?&amp;nbsp;
You won't find a diet plan in this book. Instead, you'll learn how you CAN lose weight for good by undieting! Written by our founder Gloria,&amp;nbsp;Go UnDiet&amp;nbsp;shows you:&amp;nbsp;


50 simple, painless, undieting actions that will change your diet and weight without a rigid diet plan, and with no counting of calories or fat grams
Why common food &quot;villains&quot; like meat and cheese are not responsible for your weight issue - and which foods are really to blame
A 5-second scan to spot diet-destroying highly processed foods (HPF), and 3 foolproof ways to avoid this weakest link...</description>
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            <title>Easy Ideas for Breakfast at Home</title>
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            <description>Breakfast is one of the most important meals of the day, but so many of us skip it because of our hectic schedules. Here are some easy breakfast meal ideas that are not only delicious, but also good sources of protein and fiber. Put breakfast back in your day! Click to read now (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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            <title>Food Landscapes</title>
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            <description>This book is not really a nutrition book. &amp;nbsp;But rather a coloful and imaginative collection of international landscapes constructed entirely from fruits and vegetables, cheese, breads, fish, meat, and grains. &amp;nbsp;Each photo is spectacular on its own, but the efforts to construct them are equally fascinating and require the help of numerous collaborators and many days of work.
Author: Carl Warner
Website:&amp;nbsp;http://www.carlwarner.com/
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          April 27, 2011 (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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            <title>Gluten-Free Cupcakes</title>
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            <description>Cupcakes are the world's most adorable pastry - but until now, people with gluten sensitivites struggling to find sweetness on a gluten-free diet haven't had a cupcake cookbook to call their own. Author's simple-to-make cupcakes rely on coconut and almond flours. &amp;nbsp;Some recipes are even vegan and dairy-free, and not use refined sugar.
Author: Elana Amsterdam
Website:&amp;nbsp;http://www.elanaspantry.com/
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          April 27, 2011 (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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            <title>No Whine with Dinner</title>
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            <description>The idea for this book came from a survey of nearly 600 moms who identified &quot;picky eaters who whine and complain&quot; as the number one obstacle to getting their children to eat healthy, well-balanced meals. The 150 recipes in the book were all tested by moms and tasted by their kids to ensure that every family meal can be happy as well as healthy.
Author: Liz Weiss, MS, RD and Janice Newell Bissex, MS, RD
Website:&amp;nbsp;http://mealmakeovermoms.com/
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          April 27, 2011 (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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            <title>Eat Right When Time Is Tight</title>
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            <description>Whether traveling for work, shuttling kids to extracurricula activities, or simply attempting to make it to the gym, if you are a typical woman you tend to eat on the run. &amp;nbsp;You don't have time to cook; you don't have time to bring a healthy lunch from home; you don't even have time to read a menu.
This book includes the latest health and nutrition research and is packed with practical &quot;no brainer&quot; meals and snacks you can grab on the run.
Author: Patricia Bannan, MS, RD
Website:&amp;nbsp;http://www.patriciabannan.com/
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          April 27, 2011 (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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            <title>Grow a Home Garden on Your Balcony or Fire Escape with Container Gardening</title>
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            <description>Spring is here and it's time for anyone who loves gardening to start getting excited about planting this year's bounty. You may think that the joys of gardening are only available to those who have a back yard. Think again! Container gardens allow anyone with even a small balcony or fire escape to grow delicious fresh vegetables at home - talk about eating local! Even if all you have is a windowbox, you can still grow a few tasty morsels. And once you taste homegrown veggies (especially tomatoes!) you will know why gardening nuts get so excited about spring every year. Click to read now (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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            <title>Say &quot;No Thanks&quot; to Frozen Pre-Made Bagel Bites and Make Your Own</title>
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Busy on-the-go families need easy, tasty and nutritious snacks to fuel them. A popular snack item marketed to families with kids is boxed mini bagel bites in your freezer section. Unfortunately, these frozen snacks come with a lengthy list of ingredients, like trans fat, you don&amp;rsquo;t want your kids to eat regularly.
Today in this No More Packaged Food series, watch us make our own version of mini bagel bites using easy ingredients. First, cut mini bagels in halves. Then coat each half with tomato sauce, and top with diced turkey and grated mozzarella cheese. Bake them at 350F for 10 minutes, and top with scallion just befo...</description>
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            <description>Founder of the largest online nutrition network HealthCastle.com, dietitian Gloria Tsang once again spreads the goodness of nutrition by releasing a new book called Go UnDiet. Check out her media reel!








  
      
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            <description>One of the most popular pre-made snack items targeted to kids is frozen, pre-made bagel bites, which you'll find in your supermarket freezer. These are essentially little mini bagels with a cheese topping and a sprinkle of pepperoni bits. We created our own version of a bagel bite using mini bagels and a few no-fuss toppings. (Think of it as a mini pizza with a bagel half acting as the base). The results may surprise you. Click to read now (Source: HealthCastle.com Nutrition Tips - written by Registered Dietitians)</description>
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