The Sonoma diet is similar to the Mediterranean diet by focusing on fruits and vegetables with red wine on occasion. Try these tips for weighing the Sonoma diet in this healthy shopping video.

Learn how to develop a healthy eating plan including how to develop a plan and stick to it by buying the right foods and having them on hand withexpert tips from a registered dietician in this free online healthy diet video clip. Expert: Brenda Thompson Contact: www.lifeskillsnutrition.com Bio: Brenda L. Thompson is a licensed dietitian and professional chef. She had struggled with weight her entire life. After some extreme life experiences, she decided to change her life for the best. Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA

The DASH diet is usually used by those suffering from hypertension. Learn about healthy food choices for the DASH diet from a registered dietician in this food video.

Question by James: dash diet?
what is all about with dash diet?

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Answer by Skidoo
I don’t know – you can only eat food at a dash? – sounds uncomfortable to me ;o)

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Question by counselerman17: What is the best way to become healthy and gain weight?
I’m underweight and tired a lot of the time, and I need to know how to become as healthy as possible and gain weight in the process. Any advice, tips, or personal experiences will be fine.

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Answer by Pug Lover
A good vitamin helps. I take at night it’s easier on my stomach. Being tired maybe from not drinking enough water. Start with your water intake and see if you see a change after a couple of days. I am finding that yoga and Pilate’s classes are really helping me gain strength in areas I did not know needed it. It makes you feel great. There are lots of great videos to do at home. I eat a lot of protein mixed through out the day. Cheese, peanut butter, turkey, cereals with high protein, yogurt to name a few. These keep me going through out the day

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There are several diet tips you can follow to eat healthy on Thanksgiving, including drinking plenty of fluids before your dinner. Know what to do and eat during the holiday with tips from a registered dietician in this free video on healthy dieting. Expert: Barb Mahlmeister Contact: www.naturalchoicenutrition.com Bio: Barb M. Mahlmeister is a registered dietitian and nutritionist. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz Series Description: The basics of healthy cooking and eating include lots of vegetables and fruits, whole grains, fiber and even a some red wine. Eat, drink and be healthy with diet tips and advice from a registered dietician in this free video series on healthy cooking.
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Question by fox_maple: Healthy Living?
My husband and I are really clashing in our views about health. I’m almost 27 and I’ve come to a point in my life when I’m thinking about the future. I don’t want to keel over from a heart attack at 50 and I don’t want my husband to either. I was raised with a good diet and I like to eat healthy, but my husband only likes red meat, potatoes, and bread. Thus far in our marriage I’ve adjusted my cooking to please him, but I’m literally sick of it…eating like that sucks away all my energy. In the past we have also smoked (only on the weekends…but still) and drank too much. I want to make changes but he just won’t. He wont eat my healthier cooking (he just goes out and buys chips, and fried carry-out), he keeps coming home with cigarettes and refuses to even take a freaking vitamin. What am I going to do? I can’t live like this, and he shouldn’t. His dad is 55, diabetic, and has heart disease.
p.s. its not like he is ignorant to the risks of his lifestyle either….he just doesn’t care.

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Answer by ? The Wižard ?
I understand your concerns but I think you’re going about it the wrong way. You’re not going to convince a man he needs to change what he eats and does becasue you feel that way or say he should. You should eat like you want to and let him do the same. He is a grown man and has the right to make that decision. I’m sure he likes being told what he should be eating and doing about as much as you would like him telling you to eat like he does. Just understand you are two different people and have different ideas. If he sees how healthy you are eating, he may change his idea on things becasue he wants to but definitely not becasue you are telling him too and fussing about it. Goodluck.

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