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Ancient Ireland Tour 2023 with Nancy Rebecca and Maria O'Farrell Carr


Wellness Tip
Pizza
Skinnier pizza? The next time you order a pizza, hold the sausage and pepperoni. Opting for veggie pizza over supreme can save you about 70 calories and 5 grams of fat per slice!


Ancient Ireland Tour 2023 with Nancy Rebecca and Maria O'Farrell Carr


Wellness Directory
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Event
Ancient Ireland Tour 2023 with Nancy Rebecca and Maria O'Farrell Carr


Article
New Year, New You - Behaviour Change Tips
The new year is often seen as a time of renewal. The practice of making resolutions dates back to the time of ancient Babylonians. While many people make resolutions, only 10 percent of people are able to sustain a change after a few months. Why are the majority unsuccessful? One pitfall is setting up too many resolutions. People also fail because of what is called the false hope syndrome which means they have...
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Ancient Ireland Tour 2023 with Nancy Rebecca and Maria O'Farrell Carr


Recipe
Pam's Tuscan Kale Salad
Category: Salads
Description: Kale has a history of being a pretty green vegetable that you would see on the side of a plate as a garnish, or hidden in a soup or stew. It has not been popular as a vegetable in its own right. However, kale is making a come back as a delicious food that people can't get enough of. Kale Salad and Kale Pasta are but two of the favorites in my family.

Let's look at the high nutritional value of kale. One cup of chopped kale has approximately 34 calories, 2 grams of protein, and more vitamin C than an orange! It is a rich source of iron and calcium. It is a great source of omega-3 fatty acids that are essential for brain health, and boosts heart health. It also contains Vitamin A, Vitamin K, and Folate. These carry powerful cancer protecting antioxidants.

Kale tends to have a bitter taste unless it is prepared correctly.Below is a recipe that tastes good.
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Ancient Ireland Tour 2023 with Nancy Rebecca and Maria O'Farrell Carr