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When thinking of “fats”, people often automatically link it with “unhealthy”. However, there are different types of fats that play different roles in health, and not all of them are bad.
Did you know that beans are carbohydrates? So are fruits! Here's a breakdown of the different types of carbs and how your body digests them.
When thinking of "fats", people often automatically link it with "unhealthy". However, there are different types of fats that play different roles in health, and not all of them are bad. This article will introduce you monounsaturated fats and how they impact health.
Saturated fats are composed of fatty acids with no double bonds in their structure. They primarily exist as solids at room temperature. Read this article to learn more about saturated fats and how that affect your health.
The USDA states that the average adult needs between 3-5 cups of vegetables every day in order to prevent or manage chronic disease! This recommendation includes a variety and combination of both “starchy” and “non-starchy” vegetables in order to meet ALL of your nutrient needs. In this article, we will address the pros and cons of starchy vegetables, starchy vegetable examples, and ideal preparation methods.
We buy and eat more coconut oil these days, but why? Is it a healthy, short-chain fatty acid? Is it saturated and bad for heart health? Experts disagree, but here we weigh the research for you..
