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Tag Archives: fiber
Power to the Protein! We’re Full of Beans and Lovin’ It!
Beans are a wonderful, vegan source of protein. They are full of fiber—good for lowering cholesterol and pulling heavy metals out of the body—and lysine, an amino acid which repairs tissue. When made in a pressure cooker, beans provide a … Continue reading
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Brownie Bites To Live For!
Brownie Bites You won’t believe these brownie bites are completely raw and fruit-based!Medjool dates from Morocco blended with walnuts and cocoa powder create a rich, chocolate treat perfect for a special occasion, party, or holiday. Feel free to roll brownie … Continue reading
Posted in All Recipes, desserts
Tagged blood sugar, brownie bites, Copper, dates, dessert, disease prevention, fiber, gluten, iron, magnesium, mind, Omega 3 fats, recipe, vegan, vitamin e, Vitamin K
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Mango Tapioca
Mango Tapioca A variation on traditional tapioca pudding, this refreshing dessert is low in fat but creamy and satisfying all the same. Mango contains skin-friendly carotenoids and vitamin C to help skin stay looking young. It also has silica, a … Continue reading
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Tagged antioxidant, beauty, Carotenoids, detox, fiber, gluten free, mango, Mango Tapioca, Tapioca, vitamin c
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Seafood with Wild Rice
Seafood with Wild Rice This recipe combines seafood and wild rice to create a wholesome, flavorful, and filling one-dish meal. The Omega-3s in the seafood and wild rice smooth and soften the skin. For a variation, try adding chicken and … Continue reading
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Tagged Ai, Ao, Carotenoids, DP, fiber, IB, Indoles, Isothiocyanates, MB, Oleocanthals, omega-3s, rice, seafood, Seafood with Wild Rice, Selenium, Sulfur compounds, vitamin c, zinc
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The Everyday Diet Secret Is Out
By now we know that what we eat makes a huge difference in our health. If I told you that there is one nutrient proven to maintain weight and lower the risk of heart disease and diabetes, I am betting … Continue reading
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Tagged bread, diet, Dr. Rosenberg, fiber
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Cholesterol: Eat Natural Foods for Balance
If you’re over 50, your doctor may have told you that you need to watch your cholesterol levels or reduce them.
Posted in Dr. Rosenberg, Food, Health
Tagged cholesterol, Dr. Rosenberg, fiber, fish, health
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The Importance of Dietary Fiber
Foods containing fiber help you in important ways, including keeping your digestive tract functioning properly. A high-fiber diet also can reduce the risk of heart disease, diabetes and obesity. But how much fiber do you need and what ways can … Continue reading
Fiber Benefits More Than Regularity
You probably know that it’s a good idea to eat more fiber. But do you know why? Fiber is found in plant-based foods. It adds volume to your diet, but passes through the intestines quickly because the body can’t digest … Continue reading
Fiber Fights Your Belly Fat And Disease
In my busy practice, one of the most common complaints I hear is, “Dr. Rosenberg, how can I get rid of all this
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Tagged belly fat, Dr. Rosenberg, fiber
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How to Fill the Fiber Gap
Are you getting enough fiber? Even if you’re eating “healthy,” you may be a part of the population that falls into the “fiber gap” and falling short of the suggested intake, which can wreak havoc on your digestive and immune … Continue reading
