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No, I don’t embrace sitting at the kids’ table — just its existence. I get plenty of kid time, every single day. But on holidays, I’m happy for the younger crowd to have a table, a whole room even, of their own. I have fond memories of the kids’ table in Nana’s parlor, including a rip-roaring Thanksgiving involving two Russian exchange students and more than a few nips of Nana’s vodka. The kids’ table is fun.

But I’m getting ahead of myself. And I certainly don’t want the kids getting into the vodka.

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I ask myself is soaking of brazil nuts will just also wash out the selenocysteine out of the nuts. because this is water soluble. In that case the brazil nuts are worthless as selenium delivering food.

I guess there is no evidence about that?! We only think about soaking helps with phytates but why should it only lead to decreases of phytates? All water soluble minerals and vitamins could be lost by soaking?!

I bet there was no research done so how do we know?

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If you’re cooking a holiday dinner, chances are there’s something big and impressive taking up most of your valuable oven real estate. This can make it tricky to manage the rest of the menu — especially if you’re responsible for all of the side dishes, too. Not to fear, since your stovetop is coming to the rescue this year! All five of these recipes can be made on a burner, no oven required. Get your saucepans and skillets ready.

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A Thanksgiving Dinner Outdoors: The Feast!

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It’s the week before Thanksgiving and the final countdown is on. If you’re not quite ready yet, don’t worry — that’s why we’re here.

When hosting Thanksgiving, as with any dinner party, last-minute tasks have a way of sneaking up on you and really gobbling up your time. This is why it’s so helpful to get as much as you can done in advance — starting with these 10 smart things you can do right now.

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Today I want to bring you my best tips for feeling great, both physically and mentally. You might think these simple ideas can’t make a big difference for your health, movement, injury rate, or experience of pain. But let me tell you, they really and truly can. Most people need to read and re-read these, and more importantly, apply them in daily life.

So take a look, and make an effort to implement these guidelines into your daily practices.

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Today I want to bring you my best tips for feeling great, both physically and mentally. You might think these simple ideas can’t make a big difference for your health, movement, injury rate, or experience of pain. But let me tell you, they really and truly can. Most people need to read and re-read these, and more importantly, apply them in daily life.

So take a look, and make an effort to implement these guidelines into your daily practices.

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Sorry, Green Tea Won’t Significantly Boost Your Metabolism

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Aziz Ansari Talks About the Best Pasta He Ever Ate and His Feelings on the Word “Foodie”

This Just May Be the Strongest Coffee in the World

Recall Alert: Tyson Pulls 25 Tons of Chicken Wings from Stores

Is Homemade Vegetable Stock Worth the Trouble?

This Guide Makes Dining Solo a Little Easier for Extroverts

Christopher Kimball Leaving America’s Test Kitchen, Bowtie in Hand

The New Luxury Food Sweeping Europe: Snail Caviar

Genetically Modified Salmon, Coming Soon to a Plate Near You

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Hi Maria. I just used a Holland and Barrett chewable Papaya Enzyme. They worked really well. I don’t need them anymore but I took them for about six months after every meal. My digestion was zero after taking the PPI as it took away all my stomach acid. I also take Quest Acidophilus. I still take those as the keep the friendly bacteria populated in the digestive system.

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Is it safe for people with hypothyroid disease (not autoimmune) to take quercetin?

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