Category Archives: Food

Improving Gut Health Can Improve Overall Health

By Heide Kennedy, Arizona Farm Bureau Communications Intern  As a kid, it always grossed me out to think that I had bacteria living in my stomach. It was even harder to grasp the concept of how a lot of those … Continue reading

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People with Depression Must Often Boost Nutrition, Nutritionists Give Counsel

Staff Reports Maintaining a healthful diet can be difficult for people with depression, said registered dietitian Leigh Merotto in Everyday Health. But getting help is often rare. Registered dietitians Amy Gorin and Merotto offer six ways to help, including treating … Continue reading

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Keep Your Immunity Strong This Fall and Winter

By Heide Kennedy, Arizona Farm Bureau Communications Intern The holiday season is upon us, which means that it’s time for family gatherings, extravagant decorations, and lots of yummy holiday food. But along with the holiday season also comes another season. … Continue reading

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Organ Meat Provides More Nutrients Than You Might Think

By Julie Murphree, Arizona Farm Bureau Outreach Director When I was young mom used to try and get us all to eat beef liver. Yuck was my first response. My three brothers didn’t enjoy the taste either. But come to … Continue reading

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Study: Cardamom May Improve Glucose Metabolism

By Julie Murphree, Arizona Farm Bureau Outreach Director Cardamom is an intense, slightly sweet spice that instantly brings sweetness to any recipe and can be found in just about everyone’s spice cabinet. A favorite in the cuisines of the Middle … Continue reading

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