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10 Foods for Healthy Hair

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What you eat affects every part of your body — even your hair. When it comes to keeping your locks lovely, some nutrients play an extra important role. Here are 10 foods to keep on your plate.

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Diet Soda: Good or Bad?

Diet Soda
You’d think soda was our national beverage the way people guzzle it. Opt for the regular stuff and you’re downing lots of extra calories and sugar; in comparison, calorie-free diet soda seems like a harmless alternative. But if you need a soda fix, is it better to swig sugar or artificial sweeteners? What about the caffeine and phophorus?

Here are some things to know about diet sodas (or any diet beverage for that matter).

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Katie’s Healthy Bites: Don’t Skip the Bulk Aisle

Shopping the Bulk Aisle
When it comes to budget shopping, I tell all my clients: “Make friends with the bulk aisle!” This part of the supermarket can be a real money-saver for many reasons.

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Ask HE: How Much Protein Do You Really Need?

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Last month, we talked about getting the right amount fiber every day. One of you followed up with another good question — what about protein? While protein is an important part of any diet, more isn’t always better. As it turns out, most folks are already eating an adequate amounts of this muscle-building nutrient.

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Budget-Friendly Foods: Top 5 Healthy Picks

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These days, who’s not watching their wallets along with their waistlines? After some number crunching, we came up with top foods that give you maximum nutrition for your food buck.

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Talking to the Experts: Dr. David Katz

Dr. Katz
The rate of childhood obesity has more than tripled over the past 30 years. Now, a growing number of young children have Type II diabetes and heart disease, too. Those are scary statistics — especially to Dr. David Katz, who has spent his career researching children’s nutrition. The director and co-founder of Yale University’s Prevention Research Center, Katz has kids’ heart disease, diabetes and their primary cause, obesity, in his cross hairs.

Here, he shares thoughts on this growing threat to our kids and even his favorite heart-healthy burger recipe.

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Eating for Exercise: Get Inspired by the Olympians

Food for Exercise
Whether you’re heading to Vancouver or tuning in from your living room, the Olympic spirit is in the air. Most of us aren’t professional athletes, but we are trying to stay in shape. Get inspired by the international athletes and follow these quick tips to help make the most of your diet and exercise routine.

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10 Foods to Battle Bad Cholesterol

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Part of keeping your heart healthy means keeping your cholesterol levels in check or lowering those numbers if they’ve been creeping up. Exercise can help make this happen, and so can a healthy diet rich in these foods.

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Shellfish: Good or Bad?

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Doctors and other health experts used to warn folks away from clams, shrimp, crab and other shellfish because they were too high in cholesterol. Turns out that shellfish can still be a tasty part of a heart-healthy diet.

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Talking to the Experts: Madhu Gadia

Madhu Gadia
You may not know the name, but you might recognize Madhu Gadia’s smiling face from browsing the cookbook section of your bookstore or from seeing her recipe in O Magazine recently. A registered dietitian and Indian cuisine expert, Madhu shared a little bit about Indian home cooking, learning to love those fabulous Indian spices and her new cookbook, The Indian Vegan Kitchen.

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On Ask HE: How Much Protein Do You Really Need?, Maya said:

Unfortunately, many suppliers like GNC can be overpriced for this, but do have the most variety. Otherwise you should try looking at a local health food store or drug store such as Walgreens (which has "Beneprotein" for $10.39): Ingredients Whey Protein Isolate , Soy Lecithin Nutrition Facts Serving Size : 1 scoop Serving per Container : 32 Calories : 25 Amount Per Serving % Daily value* Total Fat 0.0g Sodium 35.0mg Total Carbohydrate 0.0g Dietary Fiber 0.0g Sugars 0.0g Protein 6.0g

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