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Boulder’s Best Comfort Eats: A Culinary Tour of Cozy and Delicious Dishes

When it comes to seeking out the most satisfying and heartwarming cuisine, Boulder, Colorado is a mecca for comfort food enthusiasts. From hearty soups to indulgent desserts, the city offers an array of comforting dishes to tantalize taste buds. Join us on a delightful culinary tour of Boulder’s best comfort eats, where we explore the […]

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Blueberries: Boulder’s Tiny Powerhouses

We’ve all heard blueberries are good for us, but are they really? And if so, why? Here’s the skinny on one of Boulder’s favorite berries. Blueberry’s Health Benefits Heart Health: Blueberries’ antioxidants may reduce the risk of heart disease by improving cholesterol levels and blood pressure. Brain Boost: Regular consumption has been linked to improved […]

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Boulder on a Budget: The Best Happy Hours in the City

Are you looking to enjoy the best happy hours in Boulder without breaking the bank? Boulder, known for its vibrant culture and stunning outdoor attractions, also offers an array of fantastic happy hour deals. Whether you’re a local resident or just visiting, finding the best happy hour spots in Boulder can be a great way […]

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Reduce Inflammation By Igniting Your Passion for Healthy Eating

The word inflammation is derived from a Latin word meaning “to kindle” or “to ignite”.  Inflammation is part of your immune system,  the body’s attempt at self-protection, and is designed to remove harmful stimuli and begin the healing process.  There are two kinds of inflammation, acute and chronic.  Acute inflammation starts rapidly and quickly becomes […]

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Good Health off the Rack…The Spice Rack

Eighty percent of all people use plants as medicine to treat everything from digestive distress and fever to muscle pain and asthma, according to the World Health Organization. Did you know that eating spices like garlic, ginger or paprika can reduce the number of free radicals in your body? Free radicals are organic molecules responsible […]

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Let’s Talk About Inflammation!

Inflammation is your body’s natural response to injury, infection, or stress. It helps to heal and protect you from harm. However, when inflammation becomes chronic or excessive, it can cause more harm than good. Chronic inflammation is linked to many health problems, such as: Weight gain and obesity. Cardiovascular disease. Mood and depression. Cognitive function […]

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Boulder’s Favorite Pastime: Type 2 Fun

Have you ever done something that was hard, uncomfortable, or even painful in the moment, but rewarding and satisfying after? If you live in Boulder, you probably have. You might even be that person who wakes up before dawn to engage in some epic all-day (and sometimes all-night) climbing, skiing, running, or cycling adventure. You […]

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When We Eat Matters

We are busy! Competing for our time is a constant stream of notifications, emails, and texts, endless errands, work and family. Matching the hectic pace of living means that we might have bad eating habits. A growing body of research suggests that our bodies function optimally when we align our eating patterns with our circadian […]

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Orchard to Glass: Discovering the Essence of Warm Weather through Oranges and Juice”

                                     Honeybell Oranges                                                          Pic Lenny Lensworth Frieling How many of us as Boulder Mile High dwellers consider oranges? As an artist, orange is very tricky for some of us. As fruit eaters they are pretty easy for everyone. The varieties are staggering and it is an integral part of many breakfasts in the morning and […]

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Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.

Recently, a friend of mine posted on social media that he was considering a plant-based diet to reduce his risk of heart disease.  What does that means for those of us who are omnivores – eaters of food that are of both plant and animal origin? Is it necessary to eschew animal protein to have […]

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