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American College of Nutrition Certified Nutrition Specialist | Professor of Nutrition

Denise Canellos, MS, CNS
Canellos Nutrition
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Quickie Marinara

February 18, 2013 by Denise Leave a Comment

February is Heart Health Month, and its also stay-inside-where-its-warm month, so here’s a quick tip and recipe to make both better. Marinara, the darling of pasta sauces, is really easy to make, easy to double or triple the recipe, easy to freeze, and easy to make into lots of interesting dishes. Its also full of […]

Filed Under: Fun in the Kitchen, Happiness, Health, Recipes Tagged With: diet, eating, fighting cancer, health, healthy, healthy eating, healthy food, heart health, marinara sauce, nutrition, pasta sauce, tomato, tomato sauce, vegetables, vitamins

Breast Cancer Research Updates

May 28, 2012 by Denise Leave a Comment

A couple of new studies came out this week that are relevant for those concerned about breast cancer. Which is practically everyone. The first study gives more evidence that eating cruciferous vegetables reduces the risk of a breast cancer recurrence. Up to 62%. This study was done in China, where they eat more of these […]

Filed Under: Fighting Cancer, Health, Research News Tagged With: breast cancer, cancer, cruciferous vegetables, estrogen, green vegetables, sunscreen, vegetables

How to Make Veggies That Taste Good

May 21, 2012 by Denise 2 Comments

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You can cook vegetables so they taste really, really good. Every time. It’s easy and works with almost every vegetable on the planet. I’m talking about roasting. If you already know the magic of roasting veggies, give yourself a high-five and share this post with all your friends. You deserve the praise. If not, keep […]

Filed Under: Fighting Cancer, General, Happiness, Health, Healthy Weight, Recipes Tagged With: cooking, diet, eating, food, health, healthy, healthy eating, healthy food, how to cook vegetables, nutrition, recipe, roasted vegetables, vegetables

Dem Bones

April 9, 2012 by Denise Leave a Comment

Osteoporosis is on the rise, and despite the tons of calcium supplements we’ve been taking, our bones are notĀ getting significantly stronger. This is because it takes more than calcium to build bones, and all of them need to show up for the bone-building party to start. So, who’s on the invitation list? Well, calcium is […]

Filed Under: Fun in the Kitchen, General, Health, Nutrients, Relieving Chronic Pain Tagged With: bond density, bone strength, bones, calcium, calcium supplements, health, healthy, healthy eating, meat, meat on the bone, osteopenia, osteoporosis, soup, stock, vegetables, vitamin c, vitamin D, vitamin D supplements, vitamin K, vitamins

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