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Soup for Gastroparesis

If you have gastroparesis, you might find that liquids are easier to consume than solid foods. If so, soup is an excellent way to eat a full meal comfortably and get many of the liquids that may be lacking in your diet. If you enjoy soup on a regular basis, make it in large batches and freeze it to cut back on weekly cooking time.

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Research on Skin Disorders & Nutrition

Problems with your skin might because of a number of factors: diseases, allergic reactions and nutritional deficiencies are just some of the possible causes of skin disorders. Research studies have established a link between nu...

Climbing Stairs for a 5k While Pregnant

Stair climbing is a common 5k training exercise for a reason: by the time you've huffed and puffed up and down dozens of staircases, the run itself feels like a breeze. Pregnancy makes competing in any type of athletic competit...

Proportioned Meals

The right proportion of foods in a meal is not only important to overall health, but it can also make the difference between gaining or losing weight. Balancing caloric and fat intake with your need for protein, fiber, vitamins...

Carb Counting vs. the ADA Diet

The American diabetes Association (ADA), an organization that aims to "prevent, cure and manage diabetes," offers a variety of suggestions on how to keep your blood sugar under control by limiting foods that can incre...

How Do Pescatarians Get Calcium?

Pescatarians are vegetarians who also include fish and shellfish in their diet. Calcium in a pescatarian diet comes from a variety of sources, but most plant sources of calcium contain less than 100 milligrams per serving, so p...

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