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Both natural and artificial sweeteners give a sweet flavour, but
there are important differences between them.
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Many costs of daily living are fixed. But, our food budget can be flexible depending on how wise our food planning and purchasing habits are. By doing some simple things, you can save money and eat healthier too.
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If you are working shifts following some of these suggestions may be helpful.
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Vitamin D is a unique nutrient and helps reduce the risk of fractures and osteoporosis in older adults.
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Here are some ideas for healthy snacks.
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The Meat and Alternatives group are an important part of healthy eating and there are lots of tasty options.
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Fish are a wonderful source of protein and there are some low mercury options.
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The type of fat you eat can increase your risk for heart disease. One very important group of unsaturated fats are the omega-3 fats.
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Holiday time is busy, but food safety needs to be remembered.
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Find out how much salt is right for you and how to eat less salt.
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Learn about the different types of fat and the healthier options to choose.
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Whole grains contain more nutrients when compared to refined grains. Learn more about whole and refined grains.
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