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Maybe we didn't eat enough noodles the last time New Year's Day rolled around, and that's what was wrong with 2020. More noodles this time! And black-eyed peas of course.

There are dietary guidelines that some health providers say may help create a more preventative, anti-oxidant filled, cancer-fighting environment in our bodies.

There are dietary guidelines that some health providers say may help create a more preventative, anti-oxidant filled, cancer-fighting environment in our bodies.

It doesn't take long for the flu to work its way through the house or the office and knock people out, but if we eat certain foods we'll say healthy and and win the battle.

It's not just Black-eyed Peas that are supposed to bring us good luck on New Year's Day. If you love to grill, throw a pork butt on the smoker too! What else should we eat to have a fantastic 2018? We've got the secrets.

Agree or not, we have to give these people credit for being creative with the foods they hate.

While scores of studies have been done to determine which foods are the best for your heart health, doctors at last weekend’s American College of Cardiology conference say there are five in particular that are especially beneficial.