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Stop the Salt Assault Workshop

Event posted by Suzie B in Food 3 weeks ago

May 19 2024 6:30 pm
May 19 2024 8:30 pm
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Free Nutrition Classes at The Nourishing Kitchen of New York City

Event posted by zoester in Food 2 years ago

May 4 2024 4:45 pm
May 4 2024 6:00 pm

 A one hour Class is offered every other Monday at 5pm (please arrive at 4:45) focussing on Healthy eating, Diabetes, and basic Nutrition at the Nourishing Kitchen of NYC.

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Youth Forum & Expo: Food Farming and Active Living

Event posted by Publisher in Food 2 years ago

Apr 16 2024

A full-day conference planned with and for NYC youth leaders, ages 15-24, who are engaged in health, wellness and sustainability.

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Would You Spend $20 to Live Longer and Live Better

Blog entry posted by Bernie 3 weeks ago


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Healthy Tip of the Week (HTW) -June 6th-June 12th

Article posted by Publisher 22 weeks ago

 HTW #22 (6/6/2011-6/12/2011):

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Started an indoor garden...

Blog entry posted by cesar 1 year ago

I finally did it. I started a vegetable garden in my apartment. I have pretty good light in my living room and have been growing basil, parsley and mint there for a few months.

After going to a food conference a few months ago, I was motivated to try my hand at planting some veggies and different herbs.

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Healthy Monday and HHPC encourage healthy lifestyles in Northern Manhattan

Article posted by HealthyMonday 1 year ago

 

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Did you know…the less processed food is, the better it is for you?

Article posted by Publisher 6 weeks ago

Processed food. A processed food is one that is no longer in its natural or original state. The ways that food can be processed include: Canning, freezing, refrigeration, and dehydration (drying, such as dried fruit and powdered milk). Processing allows food to last longer and to be easier to transport.

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West Harlem CSA

Link posted by West Harlem CSA 2 years ago

The West Harlem CSA provides an affordable alternative to standard grocery shopping.  We work  to provide healthier food choices for West Harlem residents where options

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West Harlem CSA
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Harlem Word: Dr. Thomas Nickolas talks about keeping your cholesterol low in order to keep your kidneys healthy

Article posted by Publisher 1 year ago

Dr. Thomas Nickolas, a nephrologist at New York Presbyterian Hospital tells us what we can do to keep our kidneys in good health. He also tells us what cholesterol is and how you can keep your cholesterol levels low.