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Making Healthy, Vegetarian Eating Deliciously Simple! | Dietitian, Author, Spokesperson, co-founder of Plant-Based Juniors.
Alexandra Caspero’s Journalist Portfolio
View as a gridHow Culinary Tourism is Changing the Way People Travel
The Derrick
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Food is the number one financial driver among travelers for 2023, with 34% saying they prioritize restaurants and dining. Tourism boards worldwide have taken note, tailoring offerings and itineraries to
How culinary tourism is changing the way people travel
New Orleans City Business
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Food is the number one financial driver among travelers for 2023.
Nutrition reduces risk of breast cancer
Daily Mining Gazette
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October 1st is World Vegetarian Day and the annual kick-off of Vegetarian Awareness Month. The annual event was established by the North American Vegetarian Society in 1977 to promote the vegetarian lifestyle and its positive impacts on human health, animal welfare and the environment. This year's World Vegetarian Day arrives amid growing interest in plant-based [...]
World Vegetarian Day promotes plant-based eating
The Daily Courier (Prescott, AZ)
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Oct. 1 is World Vegetarian Day and the annual kick-off of Vegetarian Awareness Month. The annual event was established by the North American Vegetarian Society in 1977 to promote the vegetarian lifestyle and its positive impacts.
Three Reasons Nutritionists Can't Get Enough of Sweet Cherries
The Tullahoma News
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Just Add Water: How the Gardens of the Future Are Transforming Food Today
24/7 Wall Street
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It's projected that humans must increase worldwide food production by roughly 70% by 2050 to meet the caloric needs of 10 billion people.
New Research Confirms Link Between Plant-Based Diets and Heart Health
News-Press Now
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The results are back. Compared to those eating an omnivorous diet, plant-based eaters had an average 7% reduction in total cholesterol levels, a 10% reduction in "bad" LDL cholesterol levels,
New Research Confirms Link Between Plant-Based Diets and Heart Health - West Hawaii Today
Ground.news
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The results are back. Compared to those eating an omnivorous diet, plant-based eaters had an average 7% reduction in total cholesterol levels, a 10% reduction in "bad" LDL cholesterol levels, and a 14% reduction in apolipoprotein B, a blood protein used to estimate heart disease risk.
New Research Confirms Link Between Plant-Based Diets and Heart Health
Hastings Tribune
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The results are back. Compared to those eating an omnivorous diet, plant-based eaters had an average 7% reduction in total cholesterol levels, a 10% reduction in "bad" LDL cholesterol levels,
Three Reasons Nutritionists Can't Get Enough of Sweet Cherries
The Times (Frankfort)
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Healthier skin, reduced stress, and better sleep! These aren't impressive results from a new drug trial. Rather, these are the proven virtues of consuming more sweet cherries, a seasonal fruit
Three Reasons Nutritionists Can't Get Enough of Sweet Cherries
Media Decision
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Healthier skin, reduced stress, and better sleep! These aren't impressive results from a new drug trial. Rather, these are the proven virtues of consuming more sweet cherries, a seasonal fruit
Three Reasons Nutritionists Can't Get Enough of Sweet Cherries
Alexander City Outlook
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Healthier skin, reduced stress, and better sleep! These aren't impressive results from a new drug trial. Rather, these are the proven virtues of consuming more sweet cherries, a seasonal fruit
Three Reasons Nutritionists Can't Get Enough of Sweet Cherries
Chronicle-Tribune
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Healthier skin, reduced stress, and better sleep! These aren't impressive results from a new drug trial. Rather, these are the proven virtues of consuming more sweet cherries, a seasonal fruit
Three Reasons Nutritionists Can't Get Enough of Sweet Cherries | Wealth of Geeks
Wealth of Geeks
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August 8, 2023 Healthier skin, reduced stress, and better sleep! These aren't impressive results from a new drug trial. Rather, these are the proven virtues
New Research Confirms Link Between Plant-Based Diets and Heart Health - West Hawaii Today
West Hawaii Today
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The results are back. Compared to those eating an omnivorous diet, plant-based eaters had an average 7% reduction in total cholesterol levels, a 10% reduction in "bad" LDL cholesterol levels, and a 14% reduction in apolipoprotein B, a blood protein used to estimate heart disease risk.
Just Add Water: How The Gardens of The Future Are Transforming Food Today
Chronicle-Tribune
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It's projected that humans must increase worldwide food production by roughly 70% by 2050 to meet the caloric needs of 10 billion people. Through traditional agricultural practices, this would require
Just Add Water: How The Gardens of The Future Are Transforming Food Today - The Morning Sun
Pittsburg Morning Sun
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It's projected that humans must increase worldwide food production by roughly 70% by 2050 to meet the caloric needs of 10 billion people. Through traditional agricultural practices, this would …
New Research Confirms Link Between Plant-Based Diets and Heart Health | Wealth of Geeks
Wealth of Geeks
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August 7, 2023 The results are back. Compared to those eating an omnivorous diet, plant-based eaters had an average 7% reduction in total cholesterol levels,
Just Add Water: How The Gardens of The Future Are Transforming Food Today
ww3.snipesearch.co.uk
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It's projected that humans must increase worldwide food production by roughly 70% by 2050 to meet the caloric needs of 10 billion people. Through traditional ... Read More
How The Gardens Of The Future Are Transforming Food Today
WPCK-FM (Green Bay, WI)
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How The Gardens Of The Future Are Transforming Food Today
Just Add Water: How The Gardens of The Future Are Transforming Food Today | Wealth of Geeks
Wealth of Geeks
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August 4, 2023 It's projected that humans must increase worldwide food production by roughly 70% by 2050 to meet the caloric needs of 10 billion people.