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Top Story It helps our bodies absorb calcium, and low levels can result in muscle pain and weakness. Low levels may predispose people to diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis and other diseases. It may play a role in balance, gum disease and depression.
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This Broccoli Morsels recipe is a favorite of their farm apprentices and customers at the Sandpoint Farmers' Market.
The American Heart Association recommends that most people eat at least two servings of fish each week and this recipe can help with one of those servings.
It's time for something summery, something you don't have to heat up your kitchens to make. So the author gave the corn salad a try, with delicious results.
Here's a delicious recipe for a summer staple: Chicken Salad that's filled with healthy ingredients.
How To Researchers found that even people on strict diet and exercise programs lose weight more slowly than expected because they eat more on weekends. Here are some ways to stay true to your diet on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Closer Look By the end of summer, kids of all ages are usually wandering around the house chanting the infamous whine, "I'm bored!" Some parents and caregivers accept full responsibility for entertaining their children, but that stops the kids from learning to prevent - and solve - this problem independently. It's actually a parent's job to teach children how to entertain themselves. And after that, it's up to the kids to keep themselves busy. How can parents accomplish this seemingly daunting task?
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