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4th of July Healthy Recipe – Protein Baked Oatmeal
This protein-baked oatmeal recipe is just what you need to kick off the holiday parties with a high-protein, healthy breakfast! The 4th of July is

What is the Thermic Effect of Food?
“What is the Thermic Effect of Food” was written by Jenny Ingolia and reviewed/edited by Kasey Hageman MS, RD, LD. Jenny is a graduate dietetic student at

Reasons to Eat Carbs in Oatmeal
“Reasons to Eat Carbs in Oatmeal” was written by Katie Lees and reviewed/edited by Kasey Hageman MS, RD, LD. Katie is a dietetic student at

Including Healthy Fat Foods in Your Diet
“Including Healthy Fat Foods in Your Diet” was written by Emily Zhang and reviewed/edited by Kasey Hageman MS, RD, LD. Emily is a dietetic student at Hunter

What is the Primary Function of Carbohydrates
“What is the Primary Function of Carbohydrates” was written by Jenny Ingolia and reviewed/edited by Kasey Hageman MS, RD, LD. Jenny is a graduate dietetic

The Truth Behind Gut Health and Weight Loss
“The Truth Behind Gut Health and Weight Loss” was written by Emily Zhang and reviewed/edited by Kasey Hageman MS, RD, LD. Emily is a dietetic
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