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Moments That Matter
Mix, Measure, and Make Memories
Real Tricks for Resolution Results
Fit in the Fresh Air
One-Pot Brothy Beans With Herbs & Lemon
The Essential Fats You Need on Your Plate
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The word “fat” might sound like something to avoid on your wellness journey, but not all fats are created equal. Certain unsaturated fats are essential for keeping your heart strong,
fats, which support a healthy nervous system, heart, and brain, but it also contains quality protein and multiple nutrients. By adding this tasty and popular fish to your plate, you can reap a wealth of benefits like
nutrient booster you need to maintain weight, reduce heart disease risk, control blood sugar, and improve brain function. NUTS Nuts are heart-healthy snacks that provide protein, fiber, vitamins, antioxidants, and beneficial monounsaturated fats. When you incorporate these into your diet, your heart will benefit. Studies have found that nuts can help reduce the risk of diabetes and lower cholesterol levels. Almonds, pistachios, and walnuts are all wonderful options to try out. Just make sure you moderate how much you eat, as they are high in calories. These nutrient-packed foods taste great and provide essential benefits to keep your heart, brain, and body functioning at their best. So, next time you prepare your plate, don’t fear fats! Embrace the healthy ones that fuel your body.
brain sharp, and energy levels steady. Knowing which fats to add to your plate can take your health goals to the next level. Get ready for a healthy serving of omega fats as we explore three of the best foods to fuel
lower cholesterol levels, healthy blood pressure, strong bones, improved brain function, and reduced risk of stroke, just to name a few.
AVOCADO Avocados are a superfood, and while they are high in fat,
your body and improve your overall well-being.
SALMON Salmon is one of the best sources of omega fats and one of the most nutrient-rich foods you can find on the whole planet. Not only does it contain omega
they’re the good kind. This creamy and indulgent fruit also contains a high amount of vitamin E and provides a healthy
serving of dietary fiber. Add this green superstar to salads or toast to get the
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