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The leafy green kale, along with fellow green vegetables cabbage, brussels sprouts and broccoli are known for their cancer-fighting properties. It also is high in fiber and a great source of calcium. Kale can be used in salads, soups and sauteed as a side dish.

Debunking diets: Paleo pros and cons

The amount of dietary do’s and don’ts bombarding us on a daily basis may make sifting through bogus nutritional claims seem insurmountable. But have no fear — the Greatist sleuths are here to decode the latest, greatest, (and not so great) diets in our Debunking Diets Series. This week, we’re debunking ...

Gabriel Carre hold his egg that survived a 30-foot drop at the South Florida Science Museum's 26th annual Drop It, Build It, Fly It, Launch It, Thrill It engineering competition on Saturday, May 5, 2012.

31 healthy and portable high-protein snacks

Whether it’s fueling up before hitting the gym or taking a mid-day snack break to avoid the 2 o’clock lull, high-protein snacks are the tastiest way to keep on going. Protein snacks are the perfect way to fill upjust enough, and give us longer-lasting energy than the usual, carb-heavy options. Here ...

45 healthy foods to make and never buy again

Nix those suspicions that good, homemade food comes with an exorbitant price tag.

60 healthier drinks for boozing

Alcoholic drinks can be a sneaky source of calories, sugar, and even salt — but not when you play bartender.

30 convincing reasons to start running now

What promises a healthier body, a sunnier outlook, and the perfect opportunity to catch up? This is no infomercial. Running is one of the best butt-kicking, calorie-blasting workouts around. Still not convinced? Here are 30 big time reasons to hit the ground running. (Check It: The Ultimate Runner’s Guide — Infographic) The Run-Down — Your ...

American youths' favorite cereal is Cheerios according to a Harris Interactive Poll of Americans age 8-24.

Eat breakfast, cut diabetes risk

Your mom was right, again. Don't skip breakfast! A new study shows that people who eat breakfast every day are less likely to become obese, develop type 2 diabetes, or gain fat around their tummy. Even having breakfast just four to six times a week may help, says researcher Andrew ...

Deskercise! 33 ways to exercise at work

Short bouts of aerobics, strength exercises, and stretching in between conference calls and Gchats can help improve fitness levels and heart health

Best and worst white foods for your winter diet

Should white foods always be avoided? Learn the white foods you shouldn't be eating and the ones you should.

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