The Mediterranean diet is a style of eating that emphasizes plant-based foods. Adopting this style of eating may help reduce the risk for heart disease, type 2 diabetes, certain cancers, as well as promote a healthy body weight!
There is no one "magic" food. It is healthful to incorporate a well-balanced meal with fruits, vegetables, grains, lean meats, and dairy. Portions are everything! https://t.co/ZMkKiM5gne
There’s no scientifically-based or regulated definition of "superfood," so where did the term originate? Some history behind the hype: https://t.co/6GXJeC0WD4 #NationalNutritionMonth
It could be an unrealistic goal to completely eliminate sugar from our diets. Try setting small, realistic goals that can help you have a more healthful diet! https://t.co/5hZ6vQVnZs
Good morning! Have you experienced the Power of Coffee today? Did you know several recent review studies on the safety & health impact of drinking coffee show that enjoying several cups every day is, in most cases, likely to do more good than harm? More: https://t.co/Wze4HxvKPn
Happy #NationalCerealDay! I'm sharing 22 sweet and savory recipes in a Healthy Cereal Recipe Roundup #ontheblog. What's your favorite cereal? https://t.co/kOFNhsJJBO via @LaurenPincusRD
Adding nutritious foods such as fruit and/or nuts to your breakfast can boost your energy and adds nutritious vitamins and minerals to your diet! https://t.co/XS2UWpn3LF
It's the first full week of #NationalNutritionMonth, and we're so excited to celebrate with you! 🎉🙌😄 Need ideas on how to get involved?
Check out our celebration toolkit, which has key messaging, event ideas and more: https://t.co/e9pFPKeIGF #eatright
Nutrition myth: you should avoid all sugar- even fruit. This is not true! Fruits provide important vitamins and minerals and are not included in your “added sugars” for the day