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High-Fiber Super Foods: Whole Grains, Fruits, & More
Learn about high-fiber foods. From fresh fruits to whole grains, these fiber-rich foods can lower cholesterol, prevent...
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Juice Wars: Best and Worst Vegetable and Fruit Juices
Although the best kinds of juice deliver a bounty of vitamins, the worst are hardly better than liquid candy. Learn to...
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Diet and Nutrition: Signs You're Not Getting Enough Nutrients
If you're short on an essential vitamin, mineral, or other nutrient, your body will let you know. Take note of these vitamin...
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Phytonutrients: Plant-Based Perks
Plants have powerful compounds that can help fight cancer, heart disease, and more. Learn about some common phytonutrients and...
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Vitamin B6: Signs You're Not Getting Enough
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Healthy Living and Disease Prevention
The importance of a healthy lifestyle in disease prevention is widely understood and most people know that lifestyle changes and choices can be critical to good health. Learn about healthy behaviors that constitute healthy living.
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What Foods Have the Highest Antioxidants?
What are antioxidants? Learn the potential benefits and which foods have the highest antioxidants.
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What Foods Are Highest in Fiber?
Sources of fiber include a variety of foods such as grains, fruits, vegetables, and nuts. Check out the center below for more medical references on fiber, including multimedia (slideshows, images, and quizzes), related disease conditions, treatment and diagnosis, medications, and prevention or wellness.
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What Are the 4 Missing Nutrients in My Diet?
Almost one-third of Americans are deficient in at least one nutrient, according to one study. The four missing nutrients in your diet are most likely to be vitamin B6, iron, vitamin D and vitamin C.
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