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6 Healthy Habits For Fall • Kath Eats

WEBWhat happens to my skin and makeup: More dryness. More dullness. Foundation settles in creases. Skin feels tight by the afternoon. How I change it it: Adding in a face oil. Masking 1x a week with an AHA mask. Using a foundation primer when I’m going out for extra hydration.

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Healthy Taco Pasta Recipe • Kath Eats

WEBThis will take about 5-7 minutes. Step 3. Stir in seasonings. Stir in the garlic, jalepeno, chili powder, bell pepper, cumin, oregano, ground pepper, and salt. Let the mixture cook for 1 minute. Step 4. Add water, pasta, pico, and corn. After that time has passed, add the water, pasta, pico de gallo, and corn. Step 5.

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Healthy Habits For Life + My Health Story • Kath Eats

WEBHealthy Habits For Life. Before and during I started this blog, I lost 30 pounds. There was no secret. It was a combination of a healthy diet, regular exercise, daily …

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Paleo Diet: Pros And Cons • Kath Eats

WEBPaleo diets are based on the idea that for optimal health, we should eat a caveman diet. Sounds a little far fetched when you remember that most cavemen didn’t …

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Mint Smoothie Recipe • Kath Eats Lifestyle Blog

WEBInstructions. In a blender, combine milk, frozen banana, 2 tablespoons of chopped fresh mint leaves, spinach, yogurt, vanilla protein powder and mint extract. …

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How To Eat Healthy At McDonald's • Kath Eats

WEBIntuitive eating involves being flexible with what’s available, whether that’s ordering a McDonald’s salad or a cheeseburger. It all comes down to the Squiggly Line …

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The Benefits of Cooking At Home • Kath Eats

WEBThe Benefits of Cooking At Home. 1. Eat more real food. Eating real food has been important to me since the day I started this blog. So is eating delicious food! I …

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Guest RD: The Diet Common Denominator • Kath Eats

WEBLots of vegetables and minimal processed foods. Those are the common denominators of a healthy diet. From there, you can fill in the blanks to suit your taste buds and unique physiological needs by adding your choice of quality fats (nuts, seeds, avocados, olive oil, fatty fish) carbohydrates (whole grains, fruit, starchy root vegetables) …

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10 Healthy & Delicious Millet Recipes • Kath Eats

WEB2. Millet Chocolate Energy Bars via The Awesome Green. Magnesium-rich and bathed in chocolate, these millet bars are the best choice for an energizing pre …

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The Synergy Of Real Food • Kath Eats

WEBThe Synergy In Real Food { Source } The benefit of a diet rich in fruit and vegetables is attributed to the complex cocktail of phytochemicals, or micronutrients, found inside them. Researchers hypothesize that the phytochemicals have complementary and overlapping mechanisms of action, so they need to be in each other’s company to work …

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The Intersection Of Nutrition And Mental Health • Kath Eats

WEB{Source: KidsHealth.org} So going back to our scenario of leaving work and feeling emotional hunger, how do you deal with it? I use a combination of mindfulness, …

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Make The Best Smoothie Tips & Tricks • Kath Eats

WEBHow To Make The Best Smoothie. 1. Start slow. Start at the lowest speed and slowly work your way up to high. Turn the speed up about one-third of the way and wait until the big pieces of fruit begin to break up and you see a vortex begin to form in the center. Then slowly add more speed.

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11 Warm Snacks For Cold Days • Kath Eats

WEB10. Baked Nuts via The Big Man’s World. Designed to be reheated in the microwave or stovetop before serving, these spiced nuts served warm are perfect to …

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Victory! • Kath Eats

WEBToday’s oat mix featured: 1/3 cup oats, milk, water (plus more water) 1 tbsp chia seeds; 1 date, chopped [Missing banana 🙁 ] A mystery peanut butter to be debuted …

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Ways To Stay Healthy This Holiday Season • Kath Eats

WEBThis time of year is notoriously known for being a season of abundant indulgence. From holiday parties to cookie swaps to sipping drinks in merriment more often than not, mindlessly throwing in the towel on your usual healthy living habits can leave you feeling more than a little hungover on New Year’s Day.

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Ways I'm Prioritizing My Health • Kath Eats

WEBLadywell is designed for women of all ages to balance hormones related to PMS, PMDD, PCOS, fertility, postpartum recovery and perimenopause. The …

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The Importance Of Good Nutrition • Kath Eats

WEBAntioxidants are powerful cell protectors for our bodies. They protect cells against free radicals, making cells less likely to become cancerous. Eating antioxidants …

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Why Blue Apron’s Wellness Recipes Get My Thumbs Up

WEBSome of the nutritious ingredients that came in this week’s box: Miso – manganese, copper, zinc, antioxidants; Turmeric – anti-inflammatory benefits, …

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Sports Nutrition: Trending Topics • Kath Eats

WEBSmoothie: 6-8oz. Greek yogurt with 1 banana, 1 cup blueberries, 8oz. POM juice (or any 100% or homemade juice), 1 tbsp peanut or almond butter. Breakfast Sandwich: 1 whole wheat English muffin, 2 eggs (or 4 egg whites), 1 slice 2% cheese, 2 bananas, 8oz. skim milk. As soon as you consume a recovery meal or snack, the …

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10 Healthy Dipping Sauces • Kath Eats

WEB3. Romesco Sauce via Daisy Beet. Romesco sauce is full of nutritious ingredients like roasted tomatoes and peppers, olive oil, garlic, and almonds. Some …

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