Showing posts with label Superfoods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Superfoods. Show all posts

Thursday, January 12, 2012

Superfoods – Part Two


Superfoods – Part Two

Last of a two-part series
Last month’s article looked at the top five most popularly mentioned superfoods. They included turmeric, garlic, ginger, healthy fats and tea. The theme of these food items is they have known anti-inflammatory properties. This month, we will look at the next five most popularly mentioned superfoods. The list was compiled after looking through current superfoods literature.
BERRIES
The berry category covers many different fruits, but the few specifically mentioned most in superfoods literature include blueberries, goji berries, and acai berries. Each will be discussed separately.
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Read the full article including Superfoods "Nuts & Seeds", "Sweet Potatoes, Squash, Pumpkin", "Cruciferous Vegetables" like Cauliflower, broccoli, broccoli sprouts, cabbage, bok choy, cress, horseradish, kale, collard greens, brussels sprouts, rutabaga, kohlrabi, arugula, radish, "Legumes", and much more at: http://edgemagazine.net/2012/01/superfoods-part-two/

Sunday, December 4, 2011

Superfoods


Superfoods

First of a two-part series
Each week, I muster the energy to shop for the week’s groceries. It’s never fun. I don’t like to grocery shop. And adding to my dislike is the confusion: What really is best for me to eat? What labels or brands do I trust? I consider myself an informed consumer, and yet still struggle with what to buy. Every sign and label is trying to convince me of the health benefits: low calorie, no trans fats, high in fiber.
Then I stumble upon the dreaded “superfood” labels, touting some sort of health benefits just short of miracles. The foods are often exotic looking, and while a superfood sounds like a great thing to consume, I’m skeptical. I never know if it’s just marketing. So I keep walking.
Superfoods are perplexing for a couple of reasons. One is the marketing involved. The word is slapped on supplements, powders and pills and sold for high prices online with some sort of health claim built in. The whole idea preys on the cultural ideal of quick fixes and promising to bring people to higher levels of health quickly and easily.
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Read the full article, and others like it at EdgeMagazine.net

Thursday, December 1, 2011

Edge Magazine :: December 2011 Edition

December 2011 :: Superfoods

• FEATURING
08 Superfoods: Beyond the Label, what makes some Food more Super than Others? by Amber A. Erickson Gabbey
18 Winter Reading: New Books, Recordings & Apps for Body, Mind & Soul

• FROM THE EDITOR
01 Submitting Articles - 2012: Let's share Our Ah-has, our Life Experience, with each Other
01 2012 Featured Topics

• HEALTH
16 Health Coaching: A New Wellness Option, by Maggie Christopher
16 An Edge Holistic Profile: Holistic Psychiatrist Dr. Rachel Fleissner
22 De-stress, and even Rejuvenate, during the busy Holiday Season, by SchaOn Blodgett

• FOOD
10 Recipe: Cranberry Relish, by Maggie Christopher
10 Earth-wise Wineries becoming more Popular

• THE ARTS
12 Holy Mole cartoon, by Rick Hotton
13 Breaking through: Transformation through Painting, by Clare L. Polencheck
28 Poetry, by Kathy Parkin, Lisa Sellman and Hanakia Zedek

• SPIRITUALITY
07 Unity Christ Church presents Services, Events for the Holidays
12 What Heaven Can Hear, by Michael Foley
17 10 Ways Rituals help Us Celebrate Life's Great Passages, by Aligail Brenner, M.D.
20 Every Living Thing is a Being of Light. by Johanna Paungger & Thomas Poppe
24 10 Tips for the New Kid at the Local Spiritual Center, by Scott Edelstein

•LIFE
11 Clarity: Lean from the Past, Star Wisdom | December 20 11, by DK Brainard
14 Control Your Reactions- and Determine Your Destination, by Deborall Fairfull

• NATURE
24 How Good is Change... Really? by Darlene Levenson

• EDGE LISTINGS
17 Community Business Resources, featuring Herbal Medicine
27 Networking Source Business Listings
28 Happenings Events Calendar Listings
31 Sacred Services Listings
31 Classifieds



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