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Instead of reaching for the phone to order takeout, reach for these two recipes for a simple springtime meal.

Sometimes eating healthy diets and weight loss can be difficult, but it doesn't have to be. Learn how 10 common foods can help you achieve success.

A brief description of this wonderful alternative source of protein.

Butter, flour, and other common ingredients can increase the calories and reduce the nutrition of a meal. Here are some alternatives that can still be satisfying.

Don't get caught short in the kitchen. When you forget to buy an ingredient, use a clever alternative.

With a little homework, consumers can save hundreds, shed unwanted pounds and may even find that the "magic" solution may already be on their pantry shelf.

Thanksgiving is a holiday that's based on food, which is a scary thought for gluten-intolerant students. Fortunately, several holiday classics can be made gluten free.

The Candy Season starts at Halloween and runs all the way through Easter. Take a look at some healthy, nutritious alternatives that can be used instead of sweet treats.

When kids are invited to a birthday party, parents of the guests trust that every precaution will be taken to keep their children safe.

Go Further, the 2003 documentary by award-winning filmmaker Ron Mann, explores environmentally-friendly alternatives to our destructive habits.

Struggle to eat enough fruit? Developing a smoothie habit can be an easy and delicious solution. Here are a few ideas to help launch this fruit boosting habit.

Learn why this particular type of food is so amazing.

After soy, corn is the second most prevalent ingredient in foods processed in the US today. Here are some tips to help identify corn on nutrition labels.

Soy is the single most prevalent ingredient in foods processed in the US today. Here are some tips to help identify soy on nutrition labels.

Information on March 2007 special events designed to promote green living and environmental responsibility.

Labor may last for several days for some mothers. This slower process may be helpful to further ready the mother's body and the baby for active labor.

Just when you think you can't eat another salad, this one will add spice to your repertoire.

Eating soup is a smart way to fill up. Scientists say that soups provide valuable nutrients, hydrate your body, flush away toxins while helping you manage your weight.