Fruit and vegetable power in women's breast cancer risk
A Ladies' Home Journal feature explains phytochemicals in produce may help reduce estrogen activity linked to breast cancer. It notes indoles in cruciferous vegetables can convert harmful estrogen forms to safer types, with studies showing reduced cancer in animals and early human trials, and urges daily servings of fresh fruits and vegetables.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Bagels rise as a trend in Frederick coffee shops and bakeries
Local shops Beans & Bagels and Bruegger's Bagel Bakery in Frederick showcase growing bagel popularity. Sales data from 1993 and 1994 placement highlight bagel dominance in frozen baked goods, with daily production at Bruegger's and ~83 dozen weekly at Beans & Bagels. The versatile bagel, from breakfast to sandwiches, features flavors like plain sesame onion and pumpernickel, and spreads ranging from Veggie to smoked salmon.
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Frozen Food Age
Bakery Production
Entrepreneur Magazine
Frederick
Mike Lentz
Bruegger's
Bagel Bakery
West Patrick Street
Westridge Plaza
Bill Kinsella
Brooklyn Bagel Co
Lentz
Lentzes
Riverside Roastery & Espresso
Ellicott City
Juanita Bowers
Carriage House Candy & Bake Shop
Mount Pleasant
Bruegger's Bagel Bakery
Bagel
Bill Kinseila
How they stack up Bagels a grain foods staple under USDA guide
The piece places bagels in the grain group of the Food Guide Pyramid with a recommended six to eleven servings daily. It notes bagels are not junk nor miracle food unless whole grain, and warns toppings and spreads can raise calories and that label reading and portion control apply to all foods.
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Grain Foods Group
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Renee Lafferman
Ms. Lafferman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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