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Healthy Tip: Decorate Your Kitchen With Chia Seeds For Easy Access

Learning Goal: To create a beautiful decoration that reminds you to add nutritionally powerful chia seeds to your diet. Put your chia seeds in a pretty and clear container and leave a spoon in/or...

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My 3 Day Juice Cleanse: Pre-Cleanse Tips

Learning Goal: You will learn several ways to prepare for a juice cleanse, to ensure that sure you get the greatest benefit I never actually bought anything at Farmer’s Market until this past weekend....

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4 Psychological Reasons To Try A Juice Cleanse

Learning Goal: Help you make a decision about whether a juice cleanse is beneficial to your well-being. Overview: Juice Cleansing can increase fruit and vegetable intake, but many of its claimed health...

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6 Reasons You Need to Add Parsley To Your Green Smoothie

Learning Goal: You will learn about parsley as an herb and its health benefits in green smoothies. Background Parsley is green aromatic herb, whose name means “rock celery” in Greek.  It is used in...

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Are You Ready For The Cheese Challenge?

Learning Goal:  You will understand the pros and cons to eating cheese and will be able to find alternative foods that meet the same nutritional needs.  You will also be able to join my cheese...

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How Much Sugar is Too Much?

Learning Goal: You will be able to determine how much sugar you can allow in your diet and will find ways to reduce the amount of sugar you are currently consuming. Recommendations According the...

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Beware of Hidden Sugar Names

According to the World Health Organization and the American Heart Association you should limit your added or free sugar intake to less than 6 teaspoons or 25 grams of sugar. These are sugars that added...

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