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Foods That Lower Blood Sugar and Control Diabetes
Six foods that lower blood sugar to include in your diabetic diet plan today.
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BlogsTreat Heart Disease and Hypertension With Your Diet
A plant-based diet is one of the best ways to keep your heart going strong. Follow these tips to enjoy the health benefits of eating less meat and more plants.
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BlogsFoods to Eat During Chemotherapy
Eating during cancer treatment can be difficult, but these foods for chemotherapy can help you stay nourished and strong.
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BlogsHow to Boost Kids’ Mental Health Through Food and Activity Choices
Kids and teens who exercise regularly and eat healthfully are likely to feel better about themselves and have improved self-esteem.
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BlogsJoining the (Healthy) Trend Toward a Plant-Based Diet
In the past decade, 75% of Americans have changed their diet to be healthier. The most popular diet plans are plant-based and incorporate whole foods.
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BlogsFiber: Your Digestive System’s Gut Health Hero
Adventhealth is ready to help you improve your digestion, including finding ways to help you add fiber to your diet for better gut health, heart disease prevention and weight management.
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Recipe for Bean and Grain Enchiladas
Enchiladas come from Mexico and date back to at least the Mayan culture. They consist of corn tortillas wrapped around a filling, covered with sauce, and baked.
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BlogsA Plant-Based Diet Supports Cancer Prevention
Plant foods provide nutrients that can prevent cancer. Vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients boost immune function, protect cells and reduce inflammation.
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BlogsUltra-Processed Foods: Are They Bad for Your Health?
Ultra-processed foods are convenient, but it’s important to know their effects on your long-term health. Learn more from our AdventHealth experts.
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BlogsCould a Plant-Based Diet Help You Lose Weight?
A plant-based diet can be an effective strategy for weight loss. Whole, minimally processed plant foods promote feeling full and satisfied while eating less.