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More Flavor Lower Sodium: Herbs and Spices to Try
Here is a list of new herbs and spices to try in your kitchen
How Much Niacin is Optimal?
While most B vitamins are water-soluble and benign in large amounts, niacin is not one of them. Recently, a study published in Nature Medicine indicates that a byproduct of niacin has been linked with a higher risk of cardiovascular events. This is concerning since niacin is often added to many foods or used in supplemental form.
Keeping Potatoes Healthy
Shopping On A Budget? Go Potato!
Potatoes are one of the most economical vegetables! A 5-pound bag of potatoes costs about $2.99, making them .04 per ounce with about 26 calories. Many other vegetables cost around 12 cents per ounce.
Fiber, family history, and your gut bacteria- the perfect storm for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
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