
Deborah Enos
Latest articles by Deborah Enos

Are You Feeding Your Depression?
By Deborah Enos published
Eating junk food when you feel depressed might lead to a vicious cycle of emotionally-charged eating, and feeling bad, recent studies suggest.

4 Tips for Boosting Your Immune System with Vitamin D
By Deborah Enos published
Our skin makes vitamin D when its exposed to sun, and research shows this "sunshine vitamin" boosts the immune system. Here are some tips for getting enough vitamin D year-round.

Is That Burger Really Worth 3 Hours at the Gym?
By Deborah Enos published
Instead of the calorie counts, food was labeled with exactly how many miles you would have to walk to work that item off?

Pumpkin: A Surprisingly Healthy Halloween Treat
By Deborah Enos published
Halloween can bring overindulgence on candy, but one seasonal treat can have a positive effect on your waistline -- pumpkin.

8 Tips for Fighting Sugar Cravings
By Deborah Enos published
Decadent foods loom ahead, with the coming holiday season. Here are tips to avoid overindulging.

5 Tips for Avoiding the Restaurant Portion-Control Trap
By Deborah Enos published
It can be difficult to eat healthy portions when dining out. Here are some tips.

4 Reasons to Exercise Even When It's Cold Out
By Deborah Enos published
When the temperature drops and forecasts of snow are on the horizon, it's easy to fall into an exercise rut. Here's why you shouldn't.

A Deeper Look at Omega-3 Fatty Acids
By Deborah Enos published
Look for this powerhouse nutrient in fish and flaxseed.

How to Stop Letting Exhaustion Derail Your Diet
By Deborah Enos published
Our bodies are programed to crave calorie-dense foods when we're tired.
'Superfruits' May Bring Some Health Benefits
By Deborah Enos published
There is no magic pill -- superfruits are good for you, but so are all fruits.

It's OK to Go a Little Nuts: Some May Have Fewer Calories Than Thought
By Deborah Enos published

A Healthy Diet May Fight Acne
By Deborah Enos published
Eating foods with a high glycemic index or that have omega-3 fatty acids may help keep skin clear.

Acne-Causing Foods to Avoid
By Deborah Enos published
Foods that are high up on the glycemic index may cause acne.

What Is Your Food Eating?
By Deborah Enos published
Where your food comes from is as important as what you eat.
What Time of Night Should You Stop Eating?
By Deborah Enos published
Most people try to fight evening hunger, and end up losing the battle.

Shining a Spotlight on Magnesium
By Deborah Enos published
People who rely on processed foods may not get enough of this essential nutrient.

Why You Shouldn't Forgo Fat
By Deborah Enos published
Fat sometimes gets a bad rap, but the body needs it. Here's a look at why, and how to eat the "right" fats.

3 Tips for Keeping Halloween Overindulgence at Bay
By Deborah Enos published
Are you bracing for the barrage of candy that's about to enter your home? Here are some tips for avoiding the weight gain that can come with all the sweet treats.

3 Simple Rules for Losing Weight (and Tips for Following Them)
By Deborah Enos published
A new study revealed three tips for losing weight. Here are some tips for sticking to these rules when life gets hectic.

The Facts About Organic Foods
By Deborah Enos published
A recent study found that organic foods don't offer any more nutrition than conventional foods, however, there are still reasons to consider buying organic.

Holiday Toasting: Hidden Calories Can Wreck Your Diet
By Deborah Enos published
It's usually obvious which holiday dishes will cause you to pack on the pounds -- but with drinks, calorie counts can take us by surprise. Here are a few healthy alternatives.

3 Exercise Tips to Energize Your Brain
By Deborah Enos published
To stay sharp, your brain needs regular exercise, too.

5 Ways to Keep Resolutions in Reach
By Deborah Enos published
Simple New Year's resolutions are easier to follow.
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