From tips for cooking through chemotherapy to busting healthy food myths to easy, pantry-friendly meal ideas — our team of experts covers it here.
Kitchen Dictionary
Rhubarb
Because it rarely makes an appearance outside of a crust, rhubarb is sometimes referred to as the pie plant. The bright red stalks are easy to find in...
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Breastfeeding With Breast Cancer
By Alyssa Adler
Breast cancer affects all people in all stages of life and although it is rare, it 1 in every 3,000 pregnant women will be diagnosed with...
Kitchen Dictionary
Brown Rice
Chewy and nutty brown rice is a heart-healthy whole grain with only its outermost layer, the hull, removed. Unlike refined white rice, the brown version provides important nutrients...
Ask a Registered Dietitian
Ask Esther: Lowering Cholesterol
Lifestyle changes are a terrific way to address high cholesterol. As a registered dietitian-nutritionist, I’ll walk you through some things you can do. But keep in mind that...
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Peas
Packages of frozen garden peas are sometimes used to cool aching muscles, and even to soothe black eyes, though this is not the origin of black-eyed peas. But...
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How to Eat Healthy at a Restaurant
Studies have shown Americans spend more money eating out than buying groceries to cook meals at home.1 People today are busy and cannot always find the time to prepare...
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Making the Best of the “Bland” Diet
The bland diet is a loosely defined collection of diet restrictions that may be prescribed following gastrointestinal surgery or as management for gastric distress (e.g. nausea, vomiting, and/or...
Cooking 101
Spring Clean Your Pantry
When it comes to cleaning out your pantry, many of us who don’t do it very often can expect to find an expired can of beans or soup...
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Spring Forward!
Fennel
Fennel is the perfect transition from winter to spring. It’s in season for the next couple of months and pairs perfectly with new spring produce and things like...
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What’s in Market: Seasonal Greens
There are so many reasons to be big fans of dark leafy vegetables for their abundance of cancer-fighting properties. Aside from being a fantastic source of vitamin A,...
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The Macrobiotic Diet & Cancer
Going through cancer treatment is an emotional and stressful time, and patients can be willing to try anything that will help. The macrobiotic diet has been around for...
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Getting Vitamin D, the Delicious Way
Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that our body synthesizes from the sun and is activated in the liver and kidneys to its active form 1,25-dihydroxy vitamin D....
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