Important Nutrition News
Here is some nutrition news, perhaps something you might want to consider the next time you head out to buy some food.
Sep 06, 2011
Jul 21, 2020
Nutrition & MovementSheryl Kraft, a freelance writer and breast cancer survivor, was born in Long Beach, New York. She currently lives in Connecticut with her husband Alan and dog Chloe, where her nest is empty of her two sons Jonathan. Sheryl writes articles and essays on breast cancer and contributes to a variety of publications and websites where she writes on general health and wellness issues. She earned her MFA in writing from Sarah Lawrence College in 2005.
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Here is some nutrition news, perhaps something you might want to consider the next time you head out to buy some food.
As of this writing, my neighborhood is still without power. I'm grateful that my house is still standing, that no trees crushed my roof, that the deluge of rainfall did not flood my basement. So what if we had to empty the entire contents of our refrigerator and freezer? While I can't deny that the waste troubles me, I'm trying to look at it as an opportunity to start fresh—load up on lots of healthy foods and maybe even foods I hadn't considered until now.
Some digging yielded some new nutrition news, perhaps something you might want to consider the next time you head out to buy some food—or restock your own fridge.
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