Real Food

Encourages the production and consumption of non-processed and minimally processed food.

Real Food Profile: Peanut Butter

Real Food Profile: Peanut Butter

Peanut Butter is a nutritious staple in the American diet, but you might be surprised to know that different types vary in nutritional quality.
Chocolate 

Chocolate 

Then there’s chocolate type: dark, milk, or white. These differ primarily in the amount of real cocoa solids versus cocoa butter and addition of sugar.
Industrial Sugar

Industrial Sugar

The large-scale manufacturing of sucrose and high-fructose corn syrup means these industrial sugars have now become ubiquitous in the processed foods that fill grocery aisles.
Which Foods to Buy Organic

Which Foods to Buy Organic

If you’re looking to incorporate more organic foods in your diet, a good place to start is with the “dirty dozen,” a list released annually by the Environmental Working Group, which ranks the pesticide contamination of 46 popular fruits and vegetables.
Are Alternative Sugars Healthy and Safe?

Are Alternative Sugars Healthy and Safe?

Good question. The majority of clinical studies performed thus far report no significant effects or beneficial effects of artificial sweeteners on body weight and glycemic control.
The Fatty Acid Motel

The Fatty Acid Motel

Whether a fatty acid chain is saturated or unsaturated makes a big difference in the ways in which it can participate in chemical reactions and be used as building blocks in the body.
How Does My Liver Get Fat?

How Does My Liver Get Fat?

The liver is a workhorse, but that doesn’t mean it can’t get overworked. When it does, that can be a serious problem. There are three primary ways it generally happens.
Label Lesson — Can Foods Be Sugar and Calorie Free?

Label Lesson — Can Foods Be Sugar and Calorie Free?

There are three major categories of nutrient content claims, and we’re going to talk about two of them in this article. To understand the categories, it is important to understand the difference between a food, an ingredient, and a nutrient.
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