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The Truth About Seed Oils

Oil is a staple ingredient in many kitchens worldwide. Whether it's used for sauteing vegetables, marinating meats, or dressing a salad, oil adds flavor, texture, and depth to a wide range of dishes....

Celebrating How Food Connects Us

As we celebrate the 45th National Nutrition Month this March, it's the perfect time to think about how the food we eat can improve our overall health and well-being. This year's theme is Food Connect...

Boost Your Health with 30 Plants Per Week Challenge

The 30 Plants Per Week Challenge is grounded in scientific research highlighting the numerous health benefits of consuming various plants. The idea is simple: by eating 30 different plant-based foods...

Is a No Salt Diet Healthy?

While too much sodium is often highlighted as a health risk, consuming too little can also have serious repercussions on your health. With February marking American Heart Month, we are going to take a...

Best Diets 2025: Seattle Sutton's Healthy Eating Fits Top 3!

Each year U.S. News World Report releases its rankings of the Overall Best Diets. Recently they announced their 10 top picks for 2025. This list helps in making recommendations to improve health that...

Fighting Foods To Chase Away Cold, Flu, and Winter Blues

Winter can be a challenging time for both our physical health and mental well-being. Many people experience colds, flu and the winter blues this time of year. The shorter days, colder weather, and l...

Make 2025 Your Healthiest Year Yet

Are you looking forward to a new year knowing you need to make some changes? Or maybe with a renewed motivation to get healthier? Make 2025 your healthiest year yet with these simple, yet effective go...

Boost Your Energy This Winter

For me, winter often feels like a time for hibernation -- comfy clothes, cozy blankets, and comforting foods. The chill in the air and the shorter days can leave us feeling drained, both physically an...

Do I Have Prediabetes? What You Need to Know

Prediabetes is a condition where blood sugar levels are higher than normal but not high enough to be diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. It is estimated that 81% of people with prediabetes are unawar...

Uncovering the Truth of Plant-Based Diets

"Eat more plants" has been common nutrition advice for many years but the plant-based movement is fairly new. A plant-based diet is becoming increasingly popular as it has many benefits for overall he...

Top 10 Tips for Enjoying Seattle Sutton’s Meals

Unlock the convenience, nutrition, and taste of your Seattle Sutton's Healthy Eating Meals with these insider tips that will enhance your dining experience and support your health goals. We’ve c...

Health & Nutrition Insights: Key Highlight s From FNCE 2024

Every year nutrition professionals from around the world get together for the Food and Nutrition Conference Expo (FNCE), which is organized by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. It brings dietiti...

Do You Need a Low-Fat Diet? When and How to Make the Switch

A low-fat diet involves reducing your intake of fats and may be recommended to help with different health concerns. A low-fat diet typically involves reducing total fat intake to about 20-30% of daily...

Therapeutic Diets for Managing Chronic Illness

Understanding Therapeutic Diets: A Path to Wellness Therapeutic diets are specially designed nutritional plans tailored to manage specific health conditions, such as heart failure, kidney disease, or...

Eat Happy: 6 Foods to Naturally Boost Your Mood

We often refer to our diet as fuel for our bodies. It makes sense that for your body to run the smoothest, you need a higher quality diet just as we need high quality fuel for our vehicles. The qualit...

Do You Need to Buy Organic?

Let us explore the real differences between organic and conventional foods in terms of health benefits and costs to make informed choices. Understanding Organic: Definitions and Standards Organic food...

Healthy Eating is About Feeling Great

Healthy eating is not just a matter of maintaining a specific weight or adhering to dietary rules, it is fundamentally about enhancing how you feel on a daily basis. This involves more than just eatin...

Debunking Diverticulitis Diet Myths

The diet for diverticular disease has changed over the years. Research on what to eat to prevent a flare up found that much of the nutrition advice from the past did not stand up to the evidence. Many...