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10 Simple Tips To Spring-Clean Your Eating HabitsWhat better time than spring to clean out those old eating habits and freshen yourself up with some new and healthier habits. Simple and easy steps to a healthier lifestyle, be inspired by Thinking Nutrition's 10 healthy eating tips for you. |
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5 Tips On Serving Sizes for 5 Key Food GroupsHealthy eating isn't just about deciding what types of food to eat, it also requires us to think about how much of each food we should eat. These practical and helpful guidelines on serving sizes will clearly explain to you how much of each key food groups you should eat. Find out now!
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Do Your Kids Need Dietary Supplements?Is your child a fussy eater? Maybe they need a multivitamin to provide any nutrients they're missing out on? Or maybe you should give a supplement to your children even if they have a pretty good diet - just in case? Are dietary supplements important for our kids? Find out now!
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10 Easy Snack Ideas For Before And After ExerciseWhether you're training to get fit or to compete good nutrition can help you achieve your goal. Eating a healthy diet will help your body recover faster, repair muscle tissue, maintain a healthy immune system and allow you to get the most out of your exercise session! Get new snack ideas now.
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Dirty Little Secrets About CoffeeWhy is it that an espresso at one cafe can have you bouncing off the walls whereas an espresso at another cafe hardly feels like it's touched the sides? Can the caffeine content of your coffee really vary that much? We reveal all. |
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How To Improve Your SkinWhy on earth is our generation battling acne at an age when our mothers were checking mirrors for crows feet around the eyes and debating which skin creams would reduce wrinkling? Are our diets to blame? Click here.
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Stevia - The New Aspartame?Steviol glycosides are an extract of the herb Stevia rebaudiana that are 250-300 times sweeter than sucrose. Stevia was recently approved for use as an artifical sweetener in New Zealand and Australia. Many concerns have been raised about artificial sweeteners, particularly aspartame, in recent times. Is stevia something to be concerned about? We review the latest research. |
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