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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Family Meal Time: Mastering the Art of Feeding the Family Jessica Dean, RD, CDN
Does Eating As A Family Really Make A Difference In Your Family’s Health? Did you know? – children who enjoy family mealtime are: 35% less likely to engage in disordered eating 24% more likely to eat healthier 12% less … Continue reading
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Spring Morning Wake-up Workout
No time to Exercise? Having trouble fitting Moving into your busy work day? Try these changes to your daily morning routine to increase energy into your day (perform these in any order and OFTEN). Drink a 4-8 oz. glass of water … Continue reading
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Are you meeting the minimum?
Note to self: Be as active as you are physically able. Physical activity (PA) is movement that engages the skeletal system and requires energy above basal (resting) levels. In other words, PA can be a large variety of tasks from … Continue reading
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Spiralized Vegetable Soup
This low calorie, quick vegetable soup uses spiralized vegetables instead of pasta; this adds flavor, texture and disease-fighting nutrients to your bowl! Enjoy it as a vegetable side dish or add some grilled chicken breast to create a one bowl … Continue reading
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5 Products to Boost your Fiber Intake
We’ve all heard that fiber supports digestive health & heart health and most of us know the basics…that fruits, vegetables, beans and whole grains are good sources of fiber. But, even when we eat these “basics”, some of us still … Continue reading
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Recipe: Sweets, Beans & Greens
This recipe is quick and easy, and makes a great lunch or dinner option to meet increased iron needs during altitude training. Ingredients: 2 sweet potatoes Massaged Spinach: 1 8-ounce bag of baby spinach 1 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil … Continue reading
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Winter Sports Nutrition Tips
Whether you ski, run, hike, or snowboard, it’s important to note several key nutrition concerns when training in the cold or altitude. Fluid, energy, and iron needs are all increased at altitude and below freezing temperatures. Follow these simple nutrition … Continue reading
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Get Away From Your Desk and Stretch
It is time to push yourself away from your desk, stand up, and stretch. Many Americans spend OVER 8 hours a day sitting and may I add with terrible posture. You are sitting all day and then you get up … Continue reading
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Princeton Longevity News 