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Salt

More than just a condiment Many if not most people believe that: Salt is a condiment whose only value lies in adding to or bringing out the flavor of foods. Salt is salt, period; it’s all the same other than minor variations in taste. Salt should be restricted,...

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The Big Three: Soy, Wheat, and Corn

Just three ingredients are found in most processed foods: wheat, corn, and soy. In fact, a person on the standard American diet will usually have at least one of these in every meal, snack, or beverage. That’s pretty amazing when you think about it. How common are...

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Carbs

We have written previously about how much nutrition confusion is out there. One of the areas of confusion concerns carbohydrates, carbs for short. Much of the current belief about carbs is that they’re bad and should be avoided, but this isn’t necessarily the case....

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How Sweet It Isn’t

What exactly is sugar? Sugar can be defined as anything with calories that makes food sweeter. Sweeteners are a broader category, which includes both sugars and non-caloric, or artificial, sweeteners.   Why is sugar harmful? It used to be believed that sugar was...

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One Size Does Not Fit All

In another article we discussed why there is so much nutrition confusion, why different books and nutritionists give recommendations that are not only different from but sometimes the opposite of others.  One of the reasons is that they too often attempt to come up...

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