Snacking wisely to curb between meal hunger
The article advises three meals and two snacks daily, noting benefits and risks of frequent eating. It cites a SUNY Buffalo study where a 300 calorie snack led overweight women to eat less over time, while lighter women reduced intake. Tips include timing snacks 2.5 to 4.5 hours after meals, keeping snacks 100 to 200 calories, choosing high protein and fiber options, shopping for healthy snacks, and mindful eating to distinguish hunger from emotional craving.
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Managing Chronic Headaches and Vitamin D Debates
Readers seek relief from pounding headaches and question chronic sinusitis versus migraines. A physician recommends ENT evaluation, possible anti inflammatory meds decongestants antihistamines allergy shots or surgery, plus nasal irrigation. If ER visits persist, see a neurologist for diagnosis and treatment.
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Volunteers Drive Charity Food Pantries, Says Heloise
A Mohnton reader highlights how volunteers keep food pantries running, from sorting and packing to delivering to homebound families. She urges readers to contact local pantries to offer help and notes the value of reused bags and containers.
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