Caffeine Boost
Health Notes by Dr. Liz
Whether from coffee, energy drinks, tea, or even a pill, a caffeine dose between 75–400 milligrams is nothing short of a guaranteed boost! Learn more in these Health Notes by Dr. Liz.
Whether from coffee, energy drinks, tea, or even a pill, a caffeine dose between 75–400 milligrams is nothing short of a guaranteed boost! Learn more in these Health Notes by Dr. Liz.
There’s a lot more to trail mix than just plain GORP (Good Ol’ Raisins and Peanuts)! Blaze a new trail with a wide variety of healthy, tasty, and convenient options from our Bulk section. From dried fruit and nuts to a bit of chocolaty goodness, build your next batch with some of these winning ingredients. The possibilities are endless!
Ever wonder what those numbers on bottles or jars of Mānuka honey really mean? Learn more about the facts and figures behind this specialty honey in these Health Notes by Dr. Liz!
Sometimes there’s more to a food than meets the eye. Some natural beverages and foods have “superpowers” that research studies reveal may have potential health benefits beyond that of other foods. Learn more in these Health Notes by Dr. Liz!
Maybe you’ve set your sights on running a half marathon (maybe more?) or a long-distance bike ride such as a metric century! Whatever your intentions, make sure you fuel your hard-working muscles and brain for what could be hours spent running or cycling. The trick with endurance eating is making sure you eat carbs, eat at the right time and eat the right amount.
Exercise type—cardio or strength training—also makes a difference when it comes to menu planning. Opting for midday exercise requires fueling fully before your workout—give yourself at least two hours after eating before you work out (adjust menu amounts as needed).
Your fitness plan needs fueling basics besides time in the gym or on the road. Here are two menu plans for your early morning workout efforts designed as a starting point (you may need to add more food items or increase serving size).
Break out of the boring lunchbox routine with healthy and flavorful menu ideas like these! Each one of these midday menus meets the standards described in these healthy lunchbox basics, and is designed to supply approximately 400–600 calories, 15–30 grams of protein, and 7 or more grams of fiber (30% of Daily Value). Each menu will sustain you for the long-haul, complete with an afternoon snack. Many of the items listed may be leftovers in your fridge or easily obtained from the deli.
There’s a lot to love about olives and olive oil! Whether it’s for dressings, stir-fries, dipping, or even topping ice cream, try these awesome oils on for size.
Have Sriracha sauce, will travel! Whatever your passion, from mild to hot, chili pepper hot sauces spice up cuisines found worldwide, from Mexico to Thailand. Beyond the heat, chili pepper sauces also provide some health benefits. Check out what chili peppers can do for you!