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Credit: Steve Johnson Flickr Dates give a delicious, sweet twist to roast chicken. Dates are a great source of vitamins and minerals that are integral to bone strength and boosting nervous system health. Recent research...

Credit: Flickr Chris and Jenni Brighten up your dinner with sweet, colorful beets! Beets are a well-rounded root vegetable that bring an abundance of health benefits and flavor to any recipe. This root contains nitrates...

Credit: Jules Flickr The refreshing combination of pear and greens will have you dreaming of spring! Significant vitamin C and copper content make pears a huge component of cancer prevention, protecting cells against the damage of...

Credit: Tracy Benjamin Flickr Warm your body and boost energy with a savory cup of red lentil soup! Red lentils are an excellent source of iron, helping to transport oxygen in your body, increasing energy production and...

Credit: Bethany Khan Flickr Give your brussel sprouts a holiday flair with pomegranate seeds! Brussel sprouts have unique DNA-protective benefits, improving the stability of DNA in white blood cells. Four glucosinolates found in this vegetable...

Credit: alanagkelley Flickr Balance all those holiday treats with a savory herb salad! Chicken is a great source of low fat, complete protein. Protein gives broad nutrient support helping the body to strengthen cardiac and...

Credit: Jocelyn Durston Flickr Nuts are the perfect healthy grab and go snack! Packed with protein, fiber, and unsaturated fats, nuts can boost your energy level and stave off hunger during this busy holiday season....

Credit: Pink Sherbet Photography Flickr The perfect shrimp dish for entertaining this holiday season! Shrimp is an excellent carbohydrate-free, low calorie protein with one gram of shrimp containing only one calorie. One of its most...

Credit: Suzie’s Farm Flickr Now is the peak season for delicious winter squash! Winter squash is an excellent source of antioxidants including carotenoids, Vitamin C, and Manganese. In fact, for many countries no single food...

Credit: stu_spivack Create a healthy and flavorful meal in one quick recipe! Frequent consumption of white fish improves blood pressure, lowers cholesterol, and helps maintain a healthy weight. White fish is also low in fat, rich...

Credit: Bob Cotter Flickr Enrich your cancer-fighting meal with this go-to wild rice recipe! Wild rice contains higher antioxidant, protein, mineral, and vitamin content than traditional white rice. In fact, white rice typically has no antioxidant capacity....

Credit: Flickr John Spice up tonight’s tofu with this Asian inspired dinner! Tofu contains no cholesterol and is an excellent source of protein, iron, and calcium. Genistein, the predominant isoflavone in soy, contains antioxidant properties...