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The elimination diet: Discover your migraine triggers Seventeen percent of the population will experience migraine headaches at some point in their life.  These debilitating headaches can last for days and are often accompanied by nausea and sensitivity to light and sound. About three times more common in women than in men, these headaches are generally described as unilateral, however this is only true in six out of ten cases. It is important to know what your migraine triggers are, as t..
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10 decadent foods with half the guilt (Photo: Getty Images) It's hardly a secret that cooking fresh foods at home is better for your health, waistline, pocket book, and the planet than choosing packaged foods or eating take-out. Does that mean you can eat anything you want as long as you prepare it yourself Unfortunately, most of us need to steer clear of high-calorie foods that contain too much fat and salt. But this doesn't mean that decadent foods are off limits. Bel..
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Egg farmers respond to the salmonella recall crisis (Photo: FDA) How is the egg industry handling the recalls (Egg Recall List) Yesterday, major newspapers ran a full-page ad from “America’s Egg Farmers” (I saw it in USA Today and in the New York Times). The ad displays an egg and text on a white background, nothing more. The text is spare and notable more for what it does not say than for what it does. Here it is, with my translations in italics. A message from America’s Egg Farmers. ..
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Bring the produce to the people In the past couple of years, food trucks have become popular across the United States, in cities like Los Angeles, New York City, Portland, and San Francisco. You can find nearly every kind of food on them, from typical fare like tacos, to the more exotic like fusion Asian-Mexican cuisine, and even sweet treats like ice cream and cupcakes. As I have written about on Care2, the local food and sustainable food movements have also been growi..
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Navigating that puzzling chocolate terminology It used to be there were two kinds of chocolate: chocolate chips and chocolate bars. Then there was dark chocolate and milk chocolate, and soon thereafter white chocolate came into play. But take a look around at all of the chocolate options touting all manner of "artisanal" qualities, cocoa percentage, and single estate pedigree, and it is easy for a chocolate lover (or just a person wanting to buy a good chocolate bar) to get a bit flus..
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22 uses for lemon peels When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. But what to do with all those lemon peels Don't toss them; put them to work. Lemon juice is about 5 to 6 percent citric acid and has a pH level of between 2 and 3. This low pH acidity makes lemon juice a great ally in breaking down rust and mineral stains, but gentle enough to not dull finishes. There is generally sufficient juice left in used lemon halves to tackle small tasks, and it all comes w..
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Ideal make-ahead Labor Day menu (Photo: perfecto insecto / Flickr) Having guests over for the holiday weekend or just want to kick back with family Enjoy the vacation instead of slaving in the kitchen by preparing lots of make-ahead dishes before the fun starts. Hit up the farmer's market on Saturday or Sunday for many of the ingredients in this ideal Labor Day menu. Fresh, seasonal produce and herbs are in most of these simple, but delicious dishes. With the excep..
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Massive egg recall: How to check your carton for recalled eggs (Photo: FDA) A massive egg recall by Write County Egg has sickened hundreds of people, and affected 13 retail brands that the egg factory packages. The culprit: Salmonella on egg shells. The egg brands affected by the recall include: Lucerne, Albertson, Mountain Dairy, Ralph’s, Boomsma’s, Sunshine, Hillandale, Trafficanda, Farm Fresh, Shoreland, Lund, Dutch Farms, and Kemps. Eggs are packed in 6- 12- or 18-egg cartons with Julian dates r..
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Which meat increases cancer risk by 29 percent? (Photo: Getty Images) In past studies, eating red meat has been linked to an increased risk of developing several types of cancer. A number of studies have identified various compounds in meat that might account for this association, with a lot of attention being paid to added nitrate and nitrite in processed meats. The studies linking the consumption of meat with disease keep rolling in -- the latest links eating red meat cold cuts to a ..
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Food expiration dates: What do they really mean? (Photo: Getty Images) Are you one of those people who pour the milk down the drain on the expiration date Expiration dates on food products can protect consumer health, but those dates are really more about quality than safety, and if not properly understood, they can also encourage consumers to discard food that is perfectly safe to eat. A recent poll of more than 2,000 adults showed that most of us discard food we believe is unsafe to e..
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