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Clean Soup: 5 Recipes From Rebecca Katz

By Rebecca Katz

With one nutritious broth as a base, you can create a variety of healthy soups.

ADHD: A Nutritional Tune-Up

By Pamela Weintraub

Here are nine ways to use nutrition to help children with ADHD and ADD.  

The Truth About Eating Insects

By Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl

I’ve got nothing against eating insects. Just don’t tell me cricket-flour tortilla chips are the solution to global hunger.

6 Strategies to Fight the Root Causes of Acne

By Laine Bergeson Becco, FMCHC

The best way to tackle acne is from the inside out.

Pumpkin Seeds: Recipes, Techniques, and More

By Cary Neff

These tasty seeds add a rich flavor, crisp texture and nutritional punch to almost any meal.

Which Adaptogens Work Best to Heal Burnout?

By Aviva Romm, MD

Integrative-medicine doc Aviva Romm on which adaptogens help for burnout — and which are too stimulating.

5 Essential Thyroid Recipes

By Lisa Markley, MS, RDN and Jill Grunewald, HNC

Dairy-free, gluten-free recipes that nourish your thyroid.

How to Choose an Omega-3 Supplement

By Julie Kendrick

Looking to increase your omega-3 levels? Here are six tips to finding the right supplement.

10 Tips for Making the Perfect Salad

By Katie Caldesi

Transform ho-hum salads into delicious dishes with these 10 tips.

From PB&J to Paleo: Rethinking School Lunch

By Kristin Ohlson

A functional-medicine nutritionist offers an upgrade to the classic kid’s lunch.

How to Care for a Cast-Iron Skillet

By Kaelyn Riley

These simple tips will make upkeep of this versatile kitchen tool a breeze.

More to Life Than Pumpkin Spice

By Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl

Enough with the seasonal coffee-shop flavors already — fall has many other fleeting foods to enjoy.

Probiotic Protection for Babies

By Heidi Wachter

A new study finds that feeding newborns beneficial bacteria reduces their risk of death from a common infection.

Revolutionary Act 34: Go for Quality, Not Quantity

By Pilar Gerasimo

When it comes to eating, an ounce of wonderful is far better than a whole mess of mediocrity.

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