Breakfast

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Most people eat oatmeal without thinking about what it does inside their bodies. It satisfies you and tastes familiar. The surrounding conversation usually ends there. New research from one of Europe’s top research institutions has completely altered that. The findings point to something much more powerful than most people realize. A surprising finding from University...

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Fun fact: Honey has an indefinite shelf life when stored properly. In fact, modern archeologists have found pots of thousand-year-old honey in ancient Egyptian tombs, all perfectly edible. (Yes, they tasted it to be sure.) So the honey jar that got pushed to the back of your cupboard should also be good to eat. Although,...

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When buying eggs, most people toss a carton into their cart without thinking twice. But making a mindful choice is more important than you may realize. From misleading labels to poor storage conditions, several factors can affect the quality, safety, and nutritional value of your eggs. To ensure you bring home the healthiest and freshest...

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Breakfast cereals have been a morning staple in millions of households across North America and beyond since about the 1940s. Some clever marketing, along with the ease and convenience of just pouring yourself a bowl of cereal, has made cereal the go-to weekday breakfast in many people’s homes. With their colorful packaging and claims of...

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For decades, eggs faced harsh criticism from health experts and nutritionists driving down its popularity amongst the public. Many people outright avoided eggs completely out of fears about cholesterol and heart disease. Previous medical research stated that people should consume no more than 1 or 2 eggs per week. This precaution was implemented over eggs...

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For many children born around the 90’s will fondly remember Saturday morning glued to the television watching cartoons. This morning ritual was never complete without a bowl of colorful and sugary cereal. The 20th century had unique and bizarre food trends. Food companies implored dyeing their breakfast cereals unnatural and bright colors to appeal to...

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Your plate might be your best tool for feeling happier. The food we eat doesn’t just fill our stomachs. It directly changes how our brain works and how we feel. Scientists have found that what we eat and our mood are connected. “What you eat directly affects the structure and function of your brain and,...

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The price of milk is rising, and families across the globe are beginning to notice. Whether you’re buying a gallon for breakfast cereal or cooking dinner, milk prices are climbing fast. Farmers and economists warn that this trend could soon make milk too expensive for many households. Let’s explore why this is happening and what...

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Inflammation in the body isn’t an inherently bad thing. It’s actually the immune system responding to damage, causing the body to release chemicals to treat the issue and increase blood flow. However, when this response continues and becomes chronic inflammation, it can damage tissue or organs. People with chronic inflammation may struggle with fatigue, digestive,...