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Many high-protein snack foods are packed with sodium, but there are plenty of low-sodium options to try. Here a dietitian gives you 25 options.| Health
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Foods with the highest amounts of zinc include shellfish, beef, pork, and poultry. Legumes, nuts, and seeds also contain this mineral.| Health
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Seeds, like chia seeds, pumpkin seeds, and hemp seeds, are high in nutrients and important to overall health. Learn which seeds are the healthiest seeds you can eat.| Health
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Healthy cooking oils include olive, avocado, sesame, and safflower oils. These oils are more stable at high temperatures than fish, palm, and vegetable oils.| Health
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Inflammation can increase the risk of several diseases. The best anti-inflammatory foods include berries, fatty fish, green leafy vegetables, and olive oil.| Health
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Extra virgin olive oil can reduce your risk for heart disease and maybe even dementia. Learn more about its health benefits and cooking uses.| Health
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Asparagus has plenty of health and nutritional benefits. Here are all of the benefits and side effects of eating asparagus.| Health