Shopper’s Guide to Popular Fruits and Vegetables
We’re taking the opportunity to highlight the benefits of each of this year’s Dirty Dozen (DYK each one is grown in Canada?).
We’re taking the opportunity to highlight the benefits of each of this year’s Dirty Dozen (DYK each one is grown in Canada?).
Take a look at the latest scientific evidence that reveals the natural nutritional value of red meat, such as beef, as part of a healthy balanced diet!
We hear a lot about gluten these days and how it’s thought to have negative effect on our digestive systems. Discover what gluten is, where it hides, why it matters in our diet, and when to skip it.
A new report – Applying Canada’s Dietary Guidelines - by Health Canada shares additional recommendations to help you meet your nutritional needs. Here are 7 things you can do to eat better and why!
Nutrition plays a key role in healthy aging. Here’s what you can do to age well and stay strong.
Recent research, is showing that different forms of whole grains, those called intact grains, may supply even more health benefits.
Canada’s Food Guide offers the guidelines on how to make smart food choices.
Here are some common food myths about eggs and sugar and the truths behind them.
Dietitian Lucia Weiler debunks food myths about red meat, antibiotics and hormones in milk.
Barley is high in fibre and proven to lower cholesterol. Learn about the health benefits of barley and the many ways to eat barley.
Canola oil is one of the most versatile ingredients you can have in your kitchen. Learn all about the benefits of canola oil, a Canadian powerhouse product.
Debunking food myths and food truths around canola oil, multi-grains and potatoes explained by a dietitian Lucia Weiler.
Hemp seeds pack an outstanding nutritional punch. Learn ways to incorporate hemp seeds into your diet.
Although it looks like a cereal grain, quinoa is actually a seed. Learn about the nutritional profile of quinoa, varieties and how to cook with quinoa.
Food synergy is getting the nutritional benefits that both plant and animal-based foods have to offer, plus the added nutrition that comes from eating these foods together.
Here are 5 powerful reasons to eat fibre rich foods as well as Canadian sources of fibre rich foods.
3 food and nutrition trends that are here to stay.
Whole grains are little nuggets packed with nutrition, learn about the benefits of eating whole grains.
Home Economist Emily Richards, debunks the myths about healthy eating and gives tips for nutritious and delicious meals at home.
Learn about the health benefits of ground flaxseed and why it's such a nutritional powerhouse.
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