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Fall in Love with Flavor: How to Enjoy Autumn Favorites with the 2211 EAT Plan
Written by Emily Dahl, Eat Move Groove Intern Edited by Susie Kundrat, MS, RDN, LDN The air is crisp, the kitchen is calling, and fall flavors are in abundance -- like pumpkin, apple, cinnamon, cloves, and more! We often pair these flavors with comfort and familiarity during the changing seasons, but you may wonder: Do they fit into the 22 11 EAT Plan? Of course! Here are a few ways to enjoy these fall flavors while embracing Susie’s 22 11 EAT Plan from Eat Move Groove: Unloc

Emily Dahl
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'Tis the Season for Fall Produce
Reap the benefits of eating local produce every season!

Junlinn Moy
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Eat, Move, and Groove for Mental Clarity
We're often told the same two things to help improve mental clarity: get better sleep and cut back on screen time. While both are...

Sarah Kossler
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Get your ZZZs, Boost Your Energy, and Maximize Your Productivity
Gat your ZZZZs and boost your well-being!

Ana Paula Ornelas
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Embrace the Golden Hour -- How Morning Sunlight Powers Your Day
There's something profound that happens when the sun first breaks the horizon each morning. It's not only beautiful, but it's also your...

Barbara DePasquale
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Brain Food Breakfast? Try Strawberry Cheesecake Overnight Oats!
This quick and easy overnight oats with strawberries boosts brain health

Mia Camalleri
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Pickleball Nutrition - 5 Winning Points for Success!
Pickleball lovers, you've come to the right place! As a pickleball player, Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist, educator, and food lover, I...

Susie Kundrat
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Eat Move Groove and the DASH Diet - A Winning Combination
The DASH (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension) diet is an effective way to eat to manage hypertension, or high blood pressure. High...

Ken Bland
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Eat More of These Foods to Lower Cholesterol
Eat these foods to help lower blood cholesterol levels with the 2211 Plan!

Allison Weninger
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Simple EAT Tips from Eat Move Groove Interns
At Eat Move Groove, we have a fantastic team of creative interns from across the country supporting our mission to partner with consumers...

Susie Kundrat
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Eating, Moving, and Grooving Through the Holidays - Intern Style
Eating, moving, and grooving (supporting your personal well-being) is important all through the year. They are the three cornerstones for...

Susie Kundrat
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How to Get Your GROOVE on this Winter
By Grace Soroko, Eat Move Groove intern Winter is here, and for some, that may mean the winter blues, as well. If the cold, dark days...

Grace Soroko
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Eat to Boost Heart Health
By Erin Pawelczyk Every day is another chance to get stronger, to eat better, to live healthier, and to be the best version of yourself....

Erin Pawelczyk
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Take a Break from Sitting with 4 Easy Stretches
Take a break from sitting every hour with these simple-to-do stretches.

Kara Baker
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Cooking from the Campground #1: Provincetown Seafood and Veggies
As we make our way in Sadie Z (our camper van) through the beautiful Northeast United States on our first loop of the Eat Move Groove...

Susie Kundrat
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Five Reasons to Love Frozen Blueberries
I absolutely love blueberries - especially frozen blueberries. These sweet bursts of flavor pack a powerful nutrition punch in such a...

Susie Kundrat
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Embrace the Profound Practice of Gratitude
Embrace the profound practice of gratitude to enhance your personal well-being.

Mindy Meiering
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Grandma's Granola Recipe
I love granola. You’ve got oats for whole grains, healthy fats in nuts and seeds, delectable, dried fruits, and fiber-filled...

Lisa Burgoon
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Eating, Moving, and Grooving in Beautiful Montana
Going from one cold climate to another cold climate isn’t always a dream vacation. When most people think of vacation, they think of sun,...

Saige Kearns
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Yes, Bean Brownies are the Best!
When I was a young Registered Dietitian fresh out of graduate school, I earned a new nickname, "The Bean Queen." Why? Maybe it was...

Susie Kundrat
2 min read
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