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Healthy Eating

Choices you make each day can affect your risk for cancer. The American Cancer Society says that if you do not smoke, choosing to eat a healthful diet and to be physically active are the most important things you can do to reduce your risk for many types of cancer .

Several studies have found that diets rich in fruits and vegetables help prevent cancer. "People with high fruit and vegetable intakes have about half the risk of cancer as people with low intakes," says Peter Greenwald, M.D., Dr. P.H., director of the National Cancer Institute's (NCI) Division of Cancer Prevention and Control in Washington, DC.

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Letting Your Emotions Interfere with Eating

Presented by: Mary Opfer
How many times do you eat simply because you are bored or need comfort? We often tend to not even notice why we are eating and many times it's not because we are hungry, but rather our emotions are coming into play. Excessive stress, not sleeping well, anxiety, and needing emotional comfort lead many of us to the refrigerator or to the snack pantry leaving us with unwanted weight gain, health issues, and lowered self-esteem. Learn how to identify when you are eating emotionally and what your triggers may be. Learn how not to use food to fulfill an emotional void in this engaging, introspective webinar.

Log-in any time this month to watch the webinar and ask the expert questions!