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Manuel Villacorta Archive

  • Carbs Are Healthy Eating

    Published May 16, 2012

    Don't be afraid of carbs at breakfast—you need them!  

  • Best Breakfast is What You Like

    Published April 25, 2012

    Eating breakfast helps produce dopamine and serotonin that help regulate mood, and it also improves memory and cognitive ability.

  • Nutrition Month? Call It Cooking Month

    Published March 09, 2012

    March is nutrition month, take control of your kitchen and learn to cook.  

  • Gluten: Don't Wheat Yourself Out

    Published February 07, 2012

    Rather than eliminating an entire class of food from your diet, eat the way our traditional diets would tell us: home-cooked, with variation.

  • The Best New Year's Resolution: Sleep

    Published January 04, 2012

    Many people hit the gym at 5 a.m. in January. Here's my suggested resolution for the new year: commit to sleep, and to a balanced life.

  • The Upside of Holiday Eating

    Published November 28, 2011

    The strategies you need to use to manage your eating during the holidays are the very same tools you should use throughout the year.  

  • Paleolithic Diet: Lessons From the Past

    Published November 04, 2011

    The Paleolithic diet attempts to recreate the diet of our pre-agricultural ancestors. That means unlimited meat, root vegetables, fruit and nuts.

  • The Importance of Eating With Elegance

    Published August 31, 2011

    Some 75 percent of working Americans eat at their desks multiple times per week. Is it a coincidence that 65 to 70 percent of Americans are also overweight or obese?

  • Not Without My Obese Child

    Published July 21, 2011

    Taking children from their homes, their parents, and their environments is an extreme situation for not only Latino families, but all families.

  • Salads Can Be the Worst Meals for Weight Loss

    Published July 07, 2011

    Depending on what time of eater you are, salads can be either extremely high in calories or so calorie/substance-deficient, that they couldn’t even sustain a bird.