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When Is (Dietary) Cheating Acceptable?
Satisfying your cravings after committing to your health, a.k.a. cheating, may actually help you lose weight, lessen stress and anxiety, and help get you over that plateau hump! What we’re talking about isn’t sneaking in an occasional chocolate bar, slice of pie, or 10-stack with all the fixings. Instead, the idea is
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When Dieting Fails (And It Will), Here’s What You Can Do
There are many reasons why many popular diets fail to deliver long term results. While some people may swear by their dietary regimens, if your individual goals don’t align with the program you choose, it’s highly unlikely that you’ll end up attaining that “beach body.” This is not your fault, and you’re
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Passion Blend
This Valentine’s Day, serve up a shot that will go straight to the heart. Start the day off right with this delightfully sweet and spicy tonic to complement your healthy and balanced Valentine’s breakfast; or, energize a romantic afternoon picnic and get the vitality you need to get through the day’s activities.
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Men’s Skin Care
Wellness
Jan 26, 2017
Hey gents, when it comes to your dermis, most of us are guilty of the same thing – neglect. What’s another wrinkle on the ‘ol mug but evidence of wisdom, right? Wrong! Face it, skin care isn’t just for ladies anymore. Does that mean you need to adopt a full beauty regimen?
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Italian Wedding Soup (Minestra Maritata)
Food
Jan 20, 2017
This Italian-American dish is wonderfully warming and perfect for the cold season, and it’s ideal for those who really happen to love soup! As to its name, Italian Wedding Soup is not named after the festive occasion. In fact, the literal translation of “minestra maritata” is “married soup,” which refers to the rich
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Organic Christmas Stollen (Christstollen)
Food
Dec 16, 2016
Stollen, also called Christstollen, first appeared in 14th century Germany during Christmas as an offering to honor royal families and the church Bishop. Its shape, and method of preparation, is meant to resemble a blanket-wrapped Christ Child, but because it was forbidden to use dairy products during advent, the first incarnation of stollen was
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Savory Couscous Salad
If you’re wondering how to use couscous in your kitchen, you’re in for a treat with this healthy and refreshing salad. Serve it as a side dish to a heavy meal, or enjoy it as a lunch entree with a fizzy lemonade. Couscous is a staple of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine that’s
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Nigella Sativa Tea a.k.a. Black Seed Tea
Black seed tea has been appearing more and more on the web and in home brews for good reason! The plethora of health benefits associated with black seed are so abundant, it’s been called “The Blessed Seed” in Middle Eastern cultures. Yet, it only took a mere three millennia for the rest
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