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Top Food Trends In Your Grocery Store

Add a scoop of soy protein powder to cooked oatmeal for a quick, inexpensive and nutritionally balanced breakfast. Whole rolled oats are a savvy way to stretch food shopping dollars. And although high in fiber and other nutrients, oats lack protein. Adding a scoop of soy protein powder to cooked oats will boost the nutrition-power of your oatmeal without breaking the bank. Click to learn more now. Top Food Trends In Your Grocery Store

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Add a scoop of soy protein powder to cooked oatmeal for a quick, inexpensive and nutritionally balanced breakfast. Whole rolled oats are a savvy way to stretch food shopping dollars. And although high in fiber and other nutrients, oats lack protein. Adding a scoop of soy protein powder to cooked oats will boost the nutrition-power of your oatmeal without breaking the bank. Click to learn more now. Top Food Trends In Your Grocery Store

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NNM Special: How to Boost Nutritional Value in Your Breakfast Oatmeal

Add a scoop of soy protein powder to cooked oatmeal for a quick, inexpensive and nutritionally balanced breakfast. Whole rolled oats are a savvy way to stretch food shopping dollars. And although high in fiber and other nutrients, oats lack protein. Adding a scoop of soy protein powder to cooked oats will boost the nutrition-power of your oatmeal without breaking the bank. Click to learn more now. NNM Special: How to Boost Nutritional Value in Your Breakfast Oatmeal

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Add a scoop of soy protein powder to cooked oatmeal for a quick, inexpensive and nutritionally balanced breakfast. Whole rolled oats are a savvy way to stretch food shopping dollars. And although high in fiber and other nutrients, oats lack protein. Adding a scoop of soy protein powder to cooked oats will boost the nutrition-power of your oatmeal without breaking the bank. Click to learn more now. NNM Special: How to Boost Nutritional Value in Your Breakfast Oatmeal

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Type 1 Diabetes – Know Your Carbs

It’s been a busy week for 17-year-old Lauren Stanford. She had powder puff practice, a Model United Nations meeting, soccer practice, and a dinner date with her dad. In between all these activities she still managed to go to the gym four times and work a few shifts at her part-time job. On top of all that, Lauren took time each day (as she does every day) to manage the carbohydrates in her diet. This is a major priority for Lauren because, since being diagnosed at age 6, she has been living with type 1 diabetes. Actively involved in JDRF’s Children’s Congress, Lauren is an advocate for diabetes awareness and a strong proponent for diabetes research. Click to learn more now. Type 1 Diabetes   Know Your Carbs

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It’s been a busy week for 17-year-old Lauren Stanford. She had powder puff practice, a Model United Nations meeting, soccer practice, and a dinner date with her dad. In between all these activities she still managed to go to the gym four times and work a few shifts at her part-time job. On top of all that, Lauren took time each day (as she does every day) to manage the carbohydrates in her diet. This is a major priority for Lauren because, since being diagnosed at age 6, she has been living with type 1 diabetes. Actively involved in JDRF’s Children’s Congress, Lauren is an advocate for diabetes awareness and a strong proponent for diabetes research. Click to learn more now. Type 1 Diabetes   Know Your Carbs

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NNM Special: How To Dashboard-Dine

Everybody’s busy but that doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice good nutrition when you are running out the door for work, school or sports. Try these tips for your next dashboard dining experience. Click to learn more now. NNM Special: How To Dashboard Dine

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Everybody’s busy but that doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice good nutrition when you are running out the door for work, school or sports. Try these tips for your next dashboard dining experience. Click to learn more now. NNM Special: How To Dashboard Dine

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NNM Special: How To Cook Once and Serve Twice

This is such an easy way to save time but is often overlooked. Doubling a recipe, such as soup or a casserole, takes almost no extra time but saves you the time of preparing another meal. Click to learn more now. NNM Special: How To Cook Once and Serve Twice

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This is such an easy way to save time but is often overlooked. Doubling a recipe, such as soup or a casserole, takes almost no extra time but saves you the time of preparing another meal. Click to learn more now. NNM Special: How To Cook Once and Serve Twice

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CTSI Grants To Jumpstart Biomedical Research Projects Across Indiana

Twelve teams of Indiana scientists have been awarded the first grants from the Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute, awards meant to foster collaborative efforts to develop new medical treatments and services. The teams, each of which received a CTSI Collaboration in Biomedical/Translational Research Pilot Program Grant of up to $75,000, include researchers from Indiana and Purdue universities and the University of Notre Dame.

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Twelve teams of Indiana scientists have been awarded the first grants from the Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute, awards meant to foster collaborative efforts to develop new medical treatments and services. The teams, each of which received a CTSI Collaboration in Biomedical/Translational Research Pilot Program Grant of up to $75,000, include researchers from Indiana and Purdue universities and the University of Notre Dame.

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FDA Issues Guidance For Food Manufacturers On Use Of Peanut-Derived Product

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recommends that manufacturers obtain any peanut-derived ingredient only from suppliers who use production processes that have been demonstrated to adequately reduce the presence of Salmonella species (Salmonella spp.), or that they ensure that their own manufacturing process would adequately reduce the presence of Salmonella species. The recommendations are in FDA’s

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recommends that manufacturers obtain any peanut-derived ingredient only from suppliers who use production processes that have been demonstrated to adequately reduce the presence of Salmonella species (Salmonella spp.), or that they ensure that their own manufacturing process would adequately reduce the presence of Salmonella species. The recommendations are in FDA’s

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NNM Special: How To Cook Once and Serve Twice

This is such an easy way to save time but is often overlooked. Doubling a recipe, such as soup or a casserole, takes almost no extra time but saves you the time of preparing another meal. Click to learn more now. NNM Special: How To Cook Once and Serve Twice

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This is such an easy way to save time but is often overlooked. Doubling a recipe, such as soup or a casserole, takes almost no extra time but saves you the time of preparing another meal. Click to learn more now. NNM Special: How To Cook Once and Serve Twice

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NNM Special: How To Use Kale In Your Cooking, Not as a Garnish

Many delicious and tender kale varieties are available fresh almost year round at all Farmers’ Markets, even those in northern cold climates in addition to the standard curly varieties usually seen in grocery stores, as decoration on a salad bar, or on your plate in a restaurant. Click to find out now. NNM Special: How To Use Kale In Your Cooking, Not as a Garnish

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Many delicious and tender kale varieties are available fresh almost year round at all Farmers’ Markets, even those in northern cold climates in addition to the standard curly varieties usually seen in grocery stores, as decoration on a salad bar, or on your plate in a restaurant. Click to find out now. NNM Special: How To Use Kale In Your Cooking, Not as a Garnish

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Project Launched By VTT Develops Computer Models For Predicting Dietary Effects On Health

The ETHERPATHS project focuses on the balance of lipid metabolism in the body, the effects of foods in tissues and the role of gut microbiota in these processes. Lipid metabolism disorders are associated with several common health care problems, such as ageing, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. The balance can be influenced by dietary means. The risk of chronic diseases decreases with a diet containing particularly omega-3 fatty acids and foods that contain fibres and phenol.

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The ETHERPATHS project focuses on the balance of lipid metabolism in the body, the effects of foods in tissues and the role of gut microbiota in these processes. Lipid metabolism disorders are associated with several common health care problems, such as ageing, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. The balance can be influenced by dietary means. The risk of chronic diseases decreases with a diet containing particularly omega-3 fatty acids and foods that contain fibres and phenol.

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