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Maggie Moon

Los Angeles
As seen in: Scribd, LIVESTRONG, Yahoo, Health, MindBodyGreen, Verywell Health, Beachbody on Demand, Today's Dietitian Magazine, Bottom Line Inc., NY Metro Parents and
Columbia University educated nutrition expert +Author of The MIND Diet (amzn.to/298AiqE) ++Brainfood tips @minddietmeals +++Writer @Livestrong_com
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Red vs. Yellow Bell Peppers: Which Is More Nutrient-Dense?

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By Vanessa Caceres , Maggie Moon
| Verywell Health
Red and yellow bell peppers are both highly nutritious. Design by Verywell Health; Getty Images Both red and yellow bell peppers are highly nutritious. Red bell peppers contain slightly more vitamin C and antioxidants. The healthiest choice is the one you'll eat regularly. Both yellow bell peppers and red bell peppers offer great nutritional benefits.
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6 Healthiest Ways to Eat Nuts for Heart and Metabolic Benefits

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By Anna Giorgi, Maggie Moon
| Verywell Health
Nuts are nutrient-dense foods rich in fiber, vitamins, minerals, unsaturated fat, and plant bioactives that support cardiovascular and metabolic health. Consuming them in moderate daily portions as part of a balanced diet can reduce the risks of heart disease and mortality.
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7 Snacks High in Omega-3s That Support Heart Health

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By Carrie Madormo, Maggie Moon
| Verywell Health
Fatty fish are high in omega-3 fatty acids and can be made into a snack. Carlo A / Getty Images Omega-3 fatty acids are a type of heart-healthy polyunsaturated fat found in fatty fish, nuts, and seeds that provide several health benefits. The body cannot produce these essential fatty acids, so you must obtain them from your diet.
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