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Three salsas, all healthy and unique

Salsa is such a wonderfully healthy condiment on its own, and makes a wonderful addition to grilled chicken and fish, brown rice and quinoa. Steer ... Read More »

Ask Fitz! Your Fitness Questions Answered -- Pizza that's good for you

Have fitness questions? Fitz has your answer. Our ThatsFit.com fitness expert -- and now your own virtual personal trainer -- will help you get fit, ... Read More »

Celebrity Fitzness Report: Chef Jens Dahlmann of Disney's California Grill

Curious to know how celebrities squeeze fitness into their daily lives? Want to know the secrets of the stars? Bi-weekly, our That's Fit fitness ... Read More »

The trouble with tomatoes

Surely, you know by now that tomatoes are a no-go. Well, some of them, anyway. I admit I was in the dark at first and didn't know of the whole tomato ... Read More »

Tomato dishes good for the skin

When things get hectic and crazed around my house, my old stand-by dinner is invariably whole-wheat spaghetti and marinara sauce with added veggies. ... Read More »

Go ahead and eat 50-day-old carrots

In our house, we tend to keep food in our fridge for longer than most people. It's part laziness, part iron stomachs and part frugality, but whatever ... Read More »

Fitz's Fat Free Mexican O-Layered Dip

Hola! I just made some of my favorite party dip tonight for a get together tomorrow and thought I should share it with you. I make my Fat Free Mexican ... Read More »

Prostate health not guaranteed by 'tomato diet'

If you're adding lycopene to your diet through supplements or more tomato eating, a new study hopes you aren't doing it to decrease your chances of ... Read More »

Ward off cancer with these 3 salads

So I imagine you've heard why antioxidants are such a big deal? The molecule, which is found in fruits and veggies, is thought to help prevent cancer ... Read More »

Lycopene, tomatoes don't prevent cancer after all

Recently, the FDA concluded that tomatoes, which are rich in the antioxidant lycopene, don't appear to prevent cancer after all, at least in their ... Read More »