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Halloween Candy Nutrition Breakdown

Halloween is festive and fun, but the ingredient lists of Halloween candy is actually scary! Trans fats, corn syrup, food coloring and artificial flavors galore. In addition to artificial and harmful ingredients, candy intake

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Is A Food Additive Destroying Your Gut?

CARRAGEENAN, a commonly used food additive, is an indigestible polysaccharide that is extracted from red algae, and is most commonly used in food as a thickener or stabilizer.  Although derived from a natural source,

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The Best and Worst Children’s Yogurts

In the book “What To Eat”, Marion Nestle makes clear the high amounts of sugar calories in yogurt products marketed to children. “Sugars constitute 55% of the 80 calories in Go-Gurt (Yoplait’s “kid-friendly slurpable

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What’s in your Greek Yogurt?

Greek yogurt is an amazing food that not only promotes health, but also contains “good” bacteria that can help regulate digestion and boost immunity. It is packed with key nutrients like protein, calcium, potassium,

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category: Brand Comparisons

Halloween Candy Nutrition Breakdown

Halloween is festive and fun, but the ingredient lists of Halloween candy is actually scary! Trans fats, corn syrup, food coloring and artificial flavors galore. In addition to artificial and harmful ingredients, candy intake

Read the Post

Is A Food Additive Destroying Your Gut?

CARRAGEENAN, a commonly used food additive, is an indigestible polysaccharide that is extracted from red algae, and is most commonly used in food as a thickener or stabilizer.  Although derived from a natural source,

Read the Post

The Best and Worst Children’s Yogurts

In the book “What To Eat”, Marion Nestle makes clear the high amounts of sugar calories in yogurt products marketed to children. “Sugars constitute 55% of the 80 calories in Go-Gurt (Yoplait’s “kid-friendly slurpable

Read the Post

What’s in your Greek Yogurt?

Greek yogurt is an amazing food that not only promotes health, but also contains “good” bacteria that can help regulate digestion and boost immunity. It is packed with key nutrients like protein, calcium, potassium,

Read the Post