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Beet Hummus
This hummus packs a healthy punch with a colorful twist.
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Blueberry Sunshine Smoothie
This delicious smoothie is a great way to refuel and support recovery after working out.
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Creamy Tahini Lime Dressing
This delicious creamy dressing gets its richness from sesame tahini, a paste made from toasted sesame seeds.
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Honey Lemon Balsamic Dressing
Making your own homemade salad dressing is super easy and you’ll find it tastes much better than store-bought.
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Peanut Butter, Oat, and Flax Energy Balls
These energy balls are delicious, nutrient-packed and super fun to make.
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Sesame Miso Ginger Dressing
This Asian-inspired dressing is wonderful over salads and stir-fries, or as a marinade for protein.
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Get Your Greens!
Dark greens are among the most nutrient-dense foods we can easily eat every day – and for many good reasons, too. Follow along as Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Lisa Markley, explain the...
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Curry Chicken and Asparagus Sauté
This wonderful one-pan meal takes less than 20 minutes to make. It features asparagus, which provides a rich source of vitamin K, an important nutrient for blood clotting and bone health.
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Garlicky Asian Bok Choy
Dark greens are among the most nutrient-dense foods everyday foods we can eat. Greens are chock full of bone building nutrients such as calcium, magnesium and vitamin K. This simple recipe will...
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Forbidden Black Rice Salad
Black rice is unique in that it provides a rich source of the antioxidant bioactive called anthocyanin, which give it its unique black-purple color and helps to keep your cells healthy. Black rice has...
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No-Bake Almond Butter Thumbprint Cookies
These no-bake thumbprint cookies are the perfect healthy treat to satisfy your sweet tooth. Whether you plan on eating them now or freezing them for later, these cookies are simple and ready in no...
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Dial Down Your Risk for Cancer
Cancer is a devastating diagnosis we hope never to receive. However, cancer detected at an early stage is much easier to treat. Learn how to reduce your risk for developing cancer.
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Is Alzheimer's Optional?
With the launch of the first new drug in over 20 years to treat Alzheimer's, there is plenty to be excited about, yet, there is much more we can do to prevent this disease. Learn how lifestyle...