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Healthy Snacking Tips

Video Nutrition Eating Healthy Metabolism Protein Snacks Workout

Carla Duenas, Registered Dietitian with Baptist Health South Florida, says the worst thing you can do after a workout is skipping a meal, or skipping a snack: "If you don't eat, those muscles are not gonna recover, so you might be losing weight, but that's going to slow down your metabolism." She also explains the [...]


Healthy Snack Options

Video Nutrition Fiber Healthy Healthy Fat Patient Snacks

The most important thing in snacks is balance, affirms Cathy Clark-Reyes, Registered Dietitian with Baptist Health Primary Care. She advises selecting something that’s going to keep someone satisfied. She advises choosing something that’s got a little bit of fiber and healthy fat, because this helps keep patient full longer. The specialist says it’s good to [...]


Snacks on Holiday Party

Video Nutrition Carbs Desserts Healthy Diet Snacks Sugar Vegetables

Holiday parties not always have the healthiest snacks options to keep you eating healthy. Carla Duenas, Registered Dietitian with Baptist Health South Florida, tells you what you can do or bring to the party, and gives some tips, such as cutting back the sugar on the recipe you are making. TranscriptOne of the things I [...]


Tips for a Healthy Lunchbox

Video Healthy Life Nutrition Fruits Healthy Foods Healthy Lunch Protein Snacks Vegetables Water

One of the most important things when preparing the lunchbox is to pack a water bottle, says Lucette Talamas, Registered Dietitian with Baptist Health South Florida. She notes insulated lunchbox is better than paper brown bags. Also ice packs can help foods stay cold or hot. Healthy foods such as fruits and vegetables and proteins [...]


Healthy vs. Unhealthy Food

Video Nutrition Body Insulin Junk Food Processed Foods Skin Unhealthy Foods Vegetables

Junk food increases insulin, but natural food, such as fruits and vegetables, has a low glycemic incidence. Unni Greene, Personal Trainer & Nutritionist with SoMi Fitness, describes how processed food can affect the skin and the body. TranscriptWalk us through what you have here bananas good I know it's good for potassium but what else [...]


Farmers Markets, the Best Option

Video Healthy Life Cheesecake Farmers Markets Fresh Fruits Healthy Living Proteins Vegetables Whole Grains

Lucette Talamas, Registered Dietitian at Baptist Health South Florida, says farmers markets are the best option to buy food, especially fresh fruits and vegetables that are unprocessed, and also farmers markets bring the community together. She also recommends taking a list with what you need, because it helps you to stick to your plan and [...]


Fighting Inflammation with Food

Video Digestion Nutrition Chicken Fruits Inflammation Meat Refined Carbohydrates Vegetables

Dr. Moises Lustgarten, Pain Medicine Physician with Baptist Health South Florida, says people need to eat fresh fruits and vegetables of all sorts, small amount of nuts, olive oil, fish and limited amount of chicken or meat. "I always encourage to eat grass-fed type of meats, when they don't. What they're eating are these cows [...]


Vegan and Vegetarian Diets

Video Nutrition Overall Health Plant Based Diets Plant-based Vegetables Vegetarian

Lucette Talamas, Registered Dietitian with Baptist Health South Florida, says vegan and vegetarian diets are currently trending, but they have been around for a long time, mainly due to religious reasons. She also explains people may think that if they switch to vegan or vegetarian diets, they may see weight loss. However, she suggests making [...]


Eating Kale and Cauliflower

Video Nutrition Antioxidants Benefits Cauliflower Kale Nutrition Vegetables Vitamins

Kale and cauliflower are food trends. Amy Kimberlain, Registered Dietitian with Baptist Health South Florida, explains why they are trends, their benefits and how you can cook them. TranscriptNow kale and cauliflower let's talk about them because they were trending and are they still gonna be trending in 2019 are they become one of those [...]


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