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Published by Grace O

Sweet & Savory Red Cabbage with Apple & Crispy Bacon

Sweet & Savory Red Cabbage With its deep purple color and crisp texture, red cabbage is a wonderful example of how colorful foods can help nourish the body. Naturally rich in fiber and antioxidant phytonutrients called anthocyanins, red cabbage helps support gut health, reduce inflammation, and promote healthy aging. This comforting dish brings together the natural sweetness of cabbage and apple with savory flavor for a balanced and satisfying side. For a lighter, more plant-forward version, the bacon can easily be omitted while still creating a delicious and nourishing dish. It pairs beautifully with turkey, barbecue dishes, and other savory […]

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Published by Grace O

Fiber Is the New Protein: Why Everyone Is “Fiber-Maxxing”

For years, protein has dominated the wellness conversation. From protein shakes to high-protein snacks, it became the nutrient everyone focused on. But in 2026, the spotlight is shifting—and fiber is finally getting the attention it deserves. Welcome to the era of “fiber-maxxing.” It may sound like a trend, but this movement is rooted in something much deeper: a growing understanding that fiber plays a central role in gut health, inflammation, metabolism, and even how we age. The Missing Nutrient in Modern Diets Despite all the attention on healthy eating, most people still fall short when it comes to fiber. The […]

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Published by Grace O

3-Day Cortisol Reset Meal Plan

A simple, repeatable way to support your body—without overthinking it. You don’t need complicated protocols to lower cortisol. When you eat consistently, balance your meals, and focus on whole, nutrient-dense foods, your body naturally shifts out of “stress mode” and into repair. Simple, repeatable, sustainable—that’s where real results happen. DAY 1 Breakfast: Greek yogurt, berries, chia seeds, walnuts, honey Lunch: Salmon, quinoa, greens, avocado, olive oil Snack: Apple + almond butter Dinner: Chicken, sweet potato, broccoli FoodTrients Recipes: Quinoa Tabbouleh on Pita Argentinian Chimichurri Salmon DAY 2 Breakfast: Eggs, avocado, whole grain toast Lunch: Lentils, roasted vegetables, greens Snack: Dark […]

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Published by Grace O

Lowering Cortisol Naturally: What You Need to Know (and What to Eat)

There are so many things in life that elevate stress—work, family, children, and the day-to-day responsibilities we all carry. Over time, especially as we age, that constant pressure can take a real toll on the body. That’s one of the reasons it’s so important to nourish ourselves with foods that help manage daily stress and support overall well-being. We all experience stress, but when it becomes constant, the body begins to feel the effects. Cortisol—often called the stress hormone—plays an important role in keeping us alert and energized. The challenge comes when it stays elevated for too long. That’s when […]

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Published by Grace O

Southwestern Flavors Enhance This Black Bean Salad

Black Bean Salad Black beans and pasilla chiles give this salad a Southwestern flavor, and red rice makes it fun and different. A lime vinaigrette brings it all together. You can use regular wild rice and store-bought corn. Black beans and wild rice both have protein for building muscles, bones, and blood, and fiber for gut health. Red rice also contains anthocyanins, antioxidants that protect the heart. The red pepper adds lots of the antioxidants vitamin A and C, which contribute to healthy, youthful-looking skin. Serves 4 Ingredients 1 can (15 oz.) black beans, drained ½ cup cooked red rice […]

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Published by Grace O

This Flavorful Chaat Salad Is Packed With Protein

South Asian Chaat Salad This flavorful salad was inspired by a type of chaat or savory snack served across India, and features puffed quinoa and lentils for extra plant-based protein and fiber. A satisfying serving of 2 ½ cups contains 14 g of protein. Benefits The green lentils in this recipe provide a hearty source of plant-based protein and fiber, supporting digestive health and helping to maintain steady blood sugar levels. The mix of colorful vegetables like bell peppers, cucumbers, and tomatoes delivers a wide range of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, helping reduce your risk of chronic diseases and calming […]

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Published by FoodTrients

Wheat Belly: A Book That Sparked the Wheat Debate

A Book That Sparked the Wheat Debate As scientists continue to explore the connection between diet and the gut microbiome, many popular books have helped bring these discussions into the mainstream. One of the most widely talked about is Wheat Belly by cardiologist William Davis. The book ignited a global conversation about wheat, blood sugar, and digestive health—challenging long-standing advice to eat more whole grains. While some of its claims remain controversial, the book encouraged many people to think more carefully about how modern foods affect metabolism, gut health, and overall wellness. Updated Review: Wheat Belly *Wheat Belly: Lose the […]

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Published by Grace O

Chinese Lunar New Year 2026: Good Health, Good Fortune, and Longevity

 Celebrate Good Health, Good Fortune, and Longevity Through Food The Chinese Lunar New Year is one of the most joyful and meaningful celebrations in the world. In 2026, Lunar New Year began on February 17 and usherd in the Year of the Horse — a symbol of vitality, energy, and forward movement. For centuries, families have gathered around the table to welcome a new year filled with health, prosperity, and happiness. At the heart of the celebration is food — not just for nourishment, but for symbolism, intention, and well-being. At FoodTrients®, we love traditions that bring people together around […]

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Published by Dr. Mark Rosenberg

February Heart Health Tip: Don’t Overload This Mineral

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States. According to the latest data from the American Heart Association, cardiovascular disease accounts for nearly 1 million deaths per year, continuing to surpass cancer and other major causes of mortality. Beyond the human toll, heart disease remains one of the most expensive health conditions in the country, costing the U.S. over $400 billion annually in healthcare expenses and lost productivity. Most people focus on the obvious risk factors — diet, exercise, smoking, and alcohol. But there’s another potential contributor that doesn’t get nearly […]

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