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These filling foods all have high levels of fiber, healthy fats, protein, or water to keep you satiated longer.
You can still get enough protein if you don't eat meat, as long as you know the best vegetarian sources.
If you have dimpling in places you wish you didn't, consider upping your intake of these powerful foods.
Before you load up on this veggie at your 4th of July BBQ, read up on the side effects of eating corn.
The purple yam continues to capture people's attention, but it's more than just a food trend.
Research shows that there's a long list of tomato benefits—from boosting your mood to helping your heart.
Since the complexity of potatoes goes beyond carb content, the effects of eating spuds may surprise you.
Before packing them for your next picnic, here's what RDs say about the effects of eating pickles.
Add these high-protein veggies to your next meal to get more protein, vitamins, and antioxidants.
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