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Disodium Phosphate in Food: What It Is, What the FDA Says, and Whether It Could Harm Your Heart
If you regularly eat processed or packaged foods, you’ve almost certainly consumed disodium phosphate. It’s a common additive used to improve texture, preserve color, balance pH, and stabilize foods ranging...
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🎃 A Healthier Haul: Better-Quality Halloween Candy vs. the Classics
Check the label before you treat! Halloween should be fun, spooky, and just a little sugary—but that doesn’t mean your candy bowl has to be filled with artificial dyes, corn syrup, and mystery ingredients....
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The 2,000-Calorie Diet: Where It Came From, Why We Use It, and Whether It Works for You
If you’ve ever read a nutrition label in the U.S., you’ve probably seen it: “Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000-calorie diet.” But where did this magic number come from? Is it the gold standard...
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Is Soy Protein Safe? Busting Myths & Highlighting Benefits
When it comes to plant-based protein, soy often steals the spotlight—but not without controversy. For years, soy has been praised for its high protein content and complete amino acid profile, only to be...
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Is Sugar in Fruit Okay? Here's What You Need to Know
Let’s get one thing out of the way: fruit has sugar. Yes, even the healthiest, most antioxidant-packed blueberry is still sweetened by nature’s own sugar. But before you start side-eyeing your banana like...
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