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  • With Salad Greens, It's Not a Toss-Up
    ... and whole grains, it's time to take another look at the greens we put in salads. Iceberg lettuce is just a little more ... endive. On the opposite end of the spectrum, dandelion greens and kale are so high in some nutrients that you can actually meet a lot ...
  • The Memory-Boosting Power of Greens
    Eating three portions of greens a day can keep memory loss at bay, researchers claim. Pensioners ...
  • Greens Hold the Vitamin Edge
    The fad these days seems to be to turn to the pill bottles to replenish the body's supply of vitamins and other nutrients. But health expert Angela Dowden says good old common Brussels sprouts and other green vegetables can do the job even better -- and h ...
  • Word Association III
    You know how to play, I'll start with a word, and you write the next word that comes to mind. Have fun with it and try not to push the limits TOO much! ...
  • Eating Green Isn't Just for St. Patrick's Day
    ... you eating green the whole year through. 1. Greens are virtually fat-free. Choose the most colorful vegetables, which ... 3. Think dark green when choosing leafy greens. Spinach, kale and broccoli contain a lot of essential nutrition, ...
  • A Recipe for Dandelion
    ... Recipe From DietWatch Sweet and Sour Dandelion Greens With Cranberry Ingredients 1 pound fresh dandelion greens, cut into 3-inch pieces lengthwise 2 tablespoons shallots 2 ...
  • The Eyes Have It
    ... of developing AMD. Butternut squash, sweet potatoes, greens, carrots, berries, guava, melon and other brightly colored fruit and ... prevent cataracts. The low down: munch on plenty of greens, brightly colored fruits and vegetables, some nuts and eggs, and a ...
  • Salad Idea: Arugula
    ... talk green -- Arugula green, one of my favorite salad greens. One easy way we can start to eat more vegetables is to have a ... Well, I think that this can apply to eating more salad greens. There are many varieties of lettuce, but keep in mind that the darker ...
  • Storage Is Key to Making Your Vegetables Last
    ... and well-shaped carrots, and avoid any that are limp. The greens should look fresh, not wilted. To store, remove the greens and keep carrots for a week or two in the refrigerator. You can use the ...
  • First Cue
    ... says the doctor. "You haven't been getting any greens!" - - - - -   ...
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