martes, 3 de septiembre de 2013

About.com Health: September = Back to Healthy Eating

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From Maura Corrigan, your About.com Health Editor
Even if your formal education years ended long ago, September is a great time to get into a serious back-to-school, time-to-focus-again kind of mindset. And with all the tempting pies, cocktails and BBQs of summer mostly behind us, what better time than now to take a moment to assess your eating habits, and figure out how a tweak here or there could improve your health?

Sneak More Fruits & Veggies Into Your Diet
The month of September has several official food observances, including Fruits & Veggies: More Matters. It's no news that fresh produce is good for you, but if you find you aren't getting enough, try these Tricks To Get More Fruit & Veggies in Your Diet.

Celebrate the Whole Grain
September also honors the whole grain, the entire fiber- and nutrient-rich seed that's been shown to reduce risk of heart disease, stroke and cancer--and to lower cholesterol levels, among other benefits. Which Foods are Whole Grains?
Search Related Topics:  dietary fiber  whole grains 

When Your Cholesterol Is Too High
Speaking of the lipid, it's also National Cholesterol Education Month. Too much LDL, or "bad" cholesterol, is a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke. So it's important to know What High Cholesterol Is.

How To Safely Handle Meat and Poultry
Finally, it's Food Safety Education Month, during which "clean, separate, cook and chill" is the order of the day. To prevent acquiring one of 48 million annual illnesses caused by foodborne pathogens in the U.S., be sure to Store and Handle Meat & Poultry Safely.
Search Related Topics:  kitchen science  cooking with meat  food safety

 


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