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Live to 100 — One Recipe at a Time

By Dan Buettner

Blue Zones researcher and Netflix’s Live to 100 host Dan Buettner shares recipes from his new book, The Blue Zones Kitchen One Pot Meals: 100 Recipes to Live to 100.

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Curious About THC Drinks?

By Mo Perry

Here are some things to consider.

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FDA Bans Red Dye No. 3

By Jill Patton, NBC-HWC

After years of concern over its health risks, Red Dye No. 3 is finally set to be phased out starting in 2027.

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Some Positive News in Nutrition Legislation

With Thomas Galligan, PhD
Season 11, Episode 5

A leader from the Center for Science in the Public Interest — a food and health watch group — joins us to talk about the current state of food safety oversight and regulations, as well as about some of the recent legislation that is beginning to move in a positive direction for our health.

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What’s Behind the Shifting Drinking Culture?

With Jen Veralle
Season 10, Episode 15

Learn about the growing sober-curious movement and the effects of temporary alcohol abstinence on physical and mental health.

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How Ultraprocessed Foods Wreak Havoc on Your Metabolism

By Catherine Guthrie

Eating UPFs can undermine your digestion, gut health, and metabolism. Here’s why.

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6 Ways to Cut Back on Ultraprocessed Foods (UPFs)

By Catherine Guthrie

UPFs make up almost three-quarters of America’s food supply. Here are some tips to help reduce your consumption of ultraprocessed foods.

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The Dangers of the New Energy Drinks

By Ella Roberts

Many of the new energy drinks contain high levels of caffeine, as well as sugar, artificial sweeteners, and natural stimulants like guarana. Here’s what to know about them.

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The Universal Language of Food

By Casie Leigh Lukes

Celebrated chef Yia Vang on culture, community, and how he’s rethinking and prioritizing his own health.

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Are Artificial Sweeteners Better Than Sugar?

By Catherine Guthrie

Here’s what the research says.

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Why Is Sugar So Hard to Identify in Processed Foods?

By Catherine Guthrie

Processed foods are pumped full of sugars for a variety of reasons. Here’s what you need to know.

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The Truth About Ultraprocessed Foods

By Catherine Guthrie

These products are everywhere. Here’s a closer look at the many ways these food products can harm your health — and why it’s worth the effort to avoid them when you can.

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3 Supplement Trends for 2025

By Experience Life Staff

One thing is certain about the new year: Trends abound. When it comes to what you consume, these are a few worth noting.

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Can a Plant-Based Diet Improve Health?

By Michael Dregni

Yes, according to a recent study involving identical twins. Here’s what the researchers discovered.

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Tips for Buying Spices and Condiments at an International Market

By Katherine Reynolds Lewis

You can find a wide variety of spices at international markets — and they tend to be fresher too. Here’s what to look for.

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How to Shop an International Market

By Katherine Reynolds Lewis

We offer tips to navigate an international market with a greater sense of ease and confidence.

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An Indigenous Woman’s Journey to Decolonize Her Diet

By Kate Nelson

In this personal narrative, Kate Nelson, an Alaska Native (Tlingit), shares her journey to decolonize her plate and heal her relationship with food.

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In Harmony With Food

By Bahram Akradi

Bahram Akradi, CEO and founder of Life Time, shares his thoughts on the importance of food, from its nutritional value to its role in fostering social connections.

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Chef Justin Sutherland on Food, Culture, and the Importance of Community

By Courtney Lewis Opdahl

The chef, TV host, and cookbook author dishes on deepening our connections and celebrating food culture.

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How Soil Health Is Connected to Human Health — and So Much More

By Kristin Ohlson

You may not be able to see them, but the microorganisms in the soil have a major impact on human nutrition and health.

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