Renee Pieroth Contributor Published 11:00 p.m. UTC May 22, 2018 Living a healthy lifestyle should be individualized for you and may change throughout your life. Lifestyle includes finding ways to provide self-love and promote positive
Make junk food expensive, and children will go hungry
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When 'healthy eating' makes you sick
Marion Renault The Columbus Dispatch @MarionRenault For a long time, Deanna Lavanty thought food could be safe or it could be scary. As a pre-med college student, Lavanty fueled her body with only selections from
Yes, healthy food can be affordable—here's proof
While the healthy food gap is real—lower-income Americans don’t have the same access to nutritious foods as those in higher income brackets—strides are being made. Mega food companies, such as Nestle and PepsiCo, have spoken
Korean-inspired Nancy's Sky Garden focuses on healthy food
Nancy Lee, co-owner of Nancy’s Sky Garden, keeps a succulent plant garden on the restaurant’s patio that overlooks downtown Georgetown.Nathalie Cohetero/Community Impact Newspaper Almond ginger chicken is similar to the mango chicken, but comes with
How One Cafe Is Making Vegan Food More Accessible
This story was originally published on Civil Eats. When she was 19, Francesca Chaney wrote in her journal that she wanted to open a vegan café. It would be a place, she imagined, where her
General Mills sustainability chief: Healthy food needs healthy soil
Listen Story audio 3min 43sec General Mills executive Jerry Lynch says his company is out to do something that sounds simple: Make food that people love. “We take the output of Mother Nature and farming
The Entrepreneur Making Healthy Food Accessible to Her Brooklyn Neighborhood
When she was 19, Francesca Chaney wrote in her journal that she wanted to open a vegan café. It would be a place, she imagined, where her friends and family could gather and eat plant-based
Frozen Food Fan? As Sales Rise, Studies Show Frozen Produce Is As Healthy As Fresh
Enlarge this image Frozen vegetables are displayed for sale at an Aldi supermarket in Hackensack, N.J. Bloomberg/Bloomberg via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Bloomberg/Bloomberg via Getty Images Americans are rediscovering the coldest aisle in
NYC Healthy Food Access for Underserved Children Grants
Subject: Child/Youth Welfare, Health, Food, Food Access, Nutrition | Deadline: June 5, 2018 | Amount: $15,000 – $90,000 . . . Hey! Thanks for being a part of the Youth Today community. Can’t see the content you