I don’t know who needs to hear this but...You can lower the salt, sugar & saturated fat in your diet, by increasing fruit, vegetables, beans, & and whole grains - - - without having to use “alternative” sugars, flours, oils or “milks”.
Could the occasional cheeseburger wipe out the benefits of a healthy diet?
“Not really, a new meta analysis published in the Journal of Hypertension suggests.”
https://t.co/1nLsqpwQWp #dashdiet#bloodpressure
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics believes American society, leaders and organizations must commit to doing more to address systemic racism and pervasive inequities across all facets of society.
Shaming during a pandemic:
Cleaned every closet? You’re too productive.
You made masks for the entire neighborhood? You’re too generous.
Working out everyday? You’re too active.
Watched Netflix all day? You’re too lazy.
❤️Please remember everyone is coping in their own way
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#COVID19 vs influenza: both cause respiratory
disease, yet there are important differences between the two viruses and how they spread.
More 👉🏼 WHO Situation Report 6 March 2020 https://t.co/ALKwGrSNK0
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😂 Yes! BTW, plenty of processed foods are great and nutritious staples to the diet. Some of my favs are pasteurized milk, canned veggies & whole grain cereals. We shouldn’t be scared of “processed”, words we can’t pronounce or perfectly safe additives. #FactsNotFear
Somehow advocating for science when it comes to food gets confused with advocating for an unhealthy diet. Understanding that organic is no safer or more nutritious than conventional and that you don’t need to fear safe additives can lead to a much healthier diet and less worry.