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Thursday, February 25, 2010
The Benefits of Fresh Pineapple
The Benefits of Fresh Pineapple
Del Monte Fresh Produce
Eat Healthy. Live Healthy. Newsletter
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February 25, 2010
In This Issue:
Articles:

Juicy, sweet and good for you too! The Benefits of Fresh Pineapple
Be Flexible!
A Guide to Static Stretching
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Recipes:

Pineapple-Mango Salsa Wontons
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Health & Fitness:
How do I start to lose weight again? Is it a plateau?
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Juicy, sweet and good for your too! The Benefits of Fresh Pineapple
Pineapples are a favorite amongst consumers for their juiciness and tropical, sweet flavor, but they are a favorite of mine...
...because they are an excellent source of vitamin C. They are chock full of this water-soluble antioxidant, one that helps to defend your body against free radical damage. Not to mention, vitamin C is crucial for proper immune function...
...stimulating white cells to fight infection and making pineapples a fruit to turn to for help in preventing illness. Pineapples are available year round, but as we head into spring and start to crave its refreshing, sweet taste, there is no better time to learn...
...about the benefits of Del Monte Gold Extra Sweet Pineapple. Read on>>
 
Be Flexible! A Guide to Static Stretching

You probably know someone who is very flexible. Let me guess: she's long, she's lean, and she can effortlessly hook her ankle behind her neck. (I can admit to trying this from time to time with little success.) She is a trained dancer, or a yoga instructor, or—and this one is really unfair—she's just genetically blessed. Meanwhile, the rest of us might feel like we're doomed to a life with stiff, tight muscles. But we're not! With time and a little bit of effort, even the most rigid person can become more flexible.

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  Woman stretches on stairs


Recipes

Pineapple-Mango Salsa Wontons

A fresh way to eat pineapple!

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Pineapple-Mango Salsa Wontons


Health & Fitness

Fitness Question:

I have been trying to lose weight for about seven months and have now hit a weight that doesn't seem to want to go down anymore. How do I start to lose weight again? Is it a plateau? I eat 1550 calories a day and exercise to burn 570 calories a week.

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