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Navigating the Latest Dietary Guidelines for Americans

By Karen Ansel, M.S., R.D., for EatingWell Magazine Getty Every five years, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the ... Read More »

Wheat or Rye: Which is Healthier?

Whether or not they have it in their cabinets, one thing that most health-conscious people can agree on is that less-processed whole wheat bread is ... Read More »

Weight Watchers Diet Review

When founder Jean Nidetch began inviting friends into her Queens, New York home once a week to trade weight loss strategies, Weight Watchers was born. ... Read More »

Whole and cracked grains - they'll fight off hunger and sugar cravings too

Meg Wolff is in the process of becoming whole again, after a journey with breast cancer, following the loss of one leg, following a diagnosis of ... Read More »

Kate Gosselin teams up with Grains Foods Foundation

Love them or not, you can't argue that Jon and Kate Gosselin of Jon and Kate Plus 8 have captured the nation's attention. Not only are they parents ... Read More »

Growing boys need more whole grains

My boys need more whole grains. All because they are bucking my system and asking me to 86 sandwiches from their packed school lunches. Once fans of ... Read More »

Stay full until lunchtime with these breakfast ideas

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but it's not enough to simply eat breakfast -- you need to make sure you're eating something ... Read More »

Don't be fooled by Sara Lee's Whole Grain White

Can't stand whole wheat bread and pasta? You're probably tickled to find all sorts of products in the grocery store that proclaim 'whole wheat ... Read More »

Whole grain goodness

Whole-grain foods are all the rage these days, and for good reason. But do you know what those good reasons happen to be? Chances are you do; reduced ... Read More »

Making comfort foods healthfully

I grew up in a big family, with big family-style meals. So now when I have a craving for something, it tends to be heavy comfort foods, like chicken ... Read More »