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As seen in: Living Well with Robin Stoloff, WFPG-FM (Atlantic City, NJ), NewsBreak, WJLK-FM (Toms River, NJ), WENJ-FM (Northfield, NJ), WOBM-FM (Toms River, NJ), WPGG-AM (Northfield, NJ), KEYW-FM (Pasco, WA), WCHR-FM (Toms River, NJ), WPST-FM (Princeton, NJ), WPUR-FM (Northfield, NJ), WGBF-FM (Evansville, IN) and
Podcast & Radio Host, Former TV Health Reporter
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The Hidden Sugar In Orange Juice

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By Robin Stoloff 
| WFPG-FM (Atlantic City, NJ)
Fruit juice is a common alternative for people wanting to transition to a healthier diet. However, one drink that is often misunderstood is orange juice. Despite being a fruit juice and containing Vitamin C, orange juice contains surprisingly high amounts of sugar and calories. Did you know that an 8-ounce glass of orange juice can contain around 20-25 grams of sugar? This is similar to the same amount found in your everyday soda cans.
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Cherries – Small Package, Big Benefits

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By Robin Stoloff 
| wfpg.com
With summer around the corner, we can all look forward to enjoying the delicious, nutritious Bing cherry. With their deep mahogany skin, juicy flesh, and rich, sweet flavor, Bing cherries have long been a warm-weather favorite, but these beautiful dark red gems offer far more than great taste, they're packed with essential nutrients that can make a real difference in your overall health and well-being.
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Flipping the Food Pyramid: The New Blueprint for Healthy Eating

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By Robin Stoloff 
| NJ Lifestyle Magazine
Remember the old food pyramid? Maybe it was hanging on the cafeteria wall in your grade school or printed on the back of a cereal box. Grains were at the base, taking up the whole foundation. Vegetables and fruits squeezed into the middle. Fats and proteins were crammed into a tiny triangle at the top, as if they were an afterthought. Well, picture that pyramid. Now flip it upside down. That's essentially what the latest round of federal dietary guidance has done.
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