
Betty Gold
Editor at Real Simple
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Senior Editor + Kitchen/Food Product Analyst at @goodhousemag.
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1 week ago |
realsimple.com | Betty Gold |Ananda Eidelstein |Samantha Cassetty
Photo: Getty Images Shortchanging your sleep makes you feel pretty crummy, but the impact is even worse than you may think.
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1 month ago |
realsimple.com | Betty Gold
There are some ingredients we know we should be eating as often as possible: Fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, nuts, pulses, and plenty other nutritious plant-based foods. Indeed, at Real Simple, we're all about the positive when it comes to wellness—we'd much rather hear about (and share) all the delicious ways we can eat more for better health. We'll forever stick to the moderation-is-key camp. That being said, are there foods we should attempt to avoid for health reasons?
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1 month ago |
realsimple.com | Betty Gold
Seems we're always hearing about healthy foods that turn out to be actually full of sugar or lacking in nutrients. (Looking at you, cold-pressed juice.) So how about a list of foods that get an undeserved bad rap in the health department? Once something has a reputation for being "bad for you," it's hard to make a comeback—no matter how many scientific studies contradict previous claims.
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2 months ago |
realsimple.com | Betty Gold |Ananda Eidelstein |Lisa Milbrand
Inflammation refers to your body's natural process of fending off things that could be harmful—injuries, infections, or toxins—in an attempt to heal itself. When something hurts our cells, we release chemicals that trigger a response from our immune system—including antibodies, proteins, and increased blood flow to the damaged area. In the case of acute inflammation (like a bruise or swelling from an injury), this doesn't linger for longer than a few days.
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2 months ago |
realsimple.com | Betty Gold
Photo: Getty Images For those looking to revamp their diet in the long term, plant-based eating is one of the most practical solutions for starting healthier eating habits. Not only is it better for your body—it’s better for the planet, too. Here are the nine key plant foods to keep on your grocery shopping list to turn a healthier diet into a reality, according to Natalie Rizzo, MS, RD, a New York City-based registered dietitian.
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