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The Christian Post
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
| 06:33 pm EDT
Eating Right Can Help You Fight Stress
Are you often stressed out? If so, you might be relieved to know that eating foods that are high in minerals and antioxidants can actually help fuel the body throughout the day and reduce stress, according to Allison Krause, a registered dietitian at Ohio State University.
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Don’t Let Stress Affect Your Health
Are you often stressed out? If so, you might be relieved to know that eating foods that are high in minerals and antioxidants can actually help fuel the body throughout the day and reduce stress, according to Allison Krause, a registered dietitian at Ohio State University.
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Know What's In Your Energy Drink?
If you're looking for more get-up-and-go these days, you've got a growing number of options. They're called energy drinks, and they made up an estimated $5.4 billion U.S. market in 2006.
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