A few times a week or before you go grocery shopping, scan your fridge for what's about to go bad and pull those items to the front. Make a plan to use them soon in a meal.
A few times a week or before you go grocery shopping, scan your fridge for what's about to go bad and pull those items to the front. Make a plan to use them soon in a meal.
WSYR-TV - Fad diets and nutritional products aren't always supported by science.
A group of doctors with the American College of Cardiology are offering guidance on these nutritional approaches.
They warn that "juicing" actually concentrates calories, meaning you could be getting more calories and less fiber.
If you don't have a sensitivity to gluten, they want you to know a gluten free diet might not be for you it can actually lead to weight gain.
If you really want to protect your heart experts recommend skipping the antioxidant supplements. There is no proof they actually work.
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Investigation looks into fad diets - WSYR