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wow–it’s National Nutrition Month

I am late in discovering that March is National Nutrition Month, at least on the calendars of members of the American Dietetic Association.

On its nutrition month page, the ADA offers a variety of info, including the pdf file "Healthy Eating on the Run: A Month of Tips."

Some of the suggestions are a bit obvious (e.g., "Try a side salad instead of fries"), but on the whole, they’re decent tips.

Also: thanks to Kris for posting a link to 45 of the smartest diet tips ever, from MSN.

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