Healthy Eating Resources
How to Make Healthy Fudge
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Aug 18, 2009
This is for fudge and brownie lovers out there who want to enjoy their decadent squares and still respect themselves in the morning.
For a look at this recipe without pictures, view:
Read more »How to Take Food Powders for Optimal Absorption
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on May 11, 2009
Q.: Dr. Kim, recently, you have indicated that the best results can be obtained by taking your Acerola Cherry Powder and Greens on an empty stomach.
As a daily user of both products, which I love by the way, I would like to understand what evidence supports this and specifically for how long I should refrain from eating after taking the products on a empty stomach?
Read more »Easy Healthy Greens Recipe
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on May 07, 2009
This recipe is a family favorite, one that keeps Margaret, our two boys, and me thoroughly chewing and then wolfing down greens with at least two of our meals every day. Any greens that are prepared in this fashion are so good that our plates are usually dominated by greens, with all other foods being side portions.
Healthy Baked Beans Recipe
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on May 03, 2009
To make the perfect dish of baked beans, it's best to use navy beans, one of nature's best sources of healthy protein and folate. Navy beans are also rich in a number of minerals, including iron, magnesium, copper, and manganese.
Health Benefits of Tempeh & Healthy Tempeh Recipes
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Apr 28, 2009
I had my first taste of tempeh back in 2000 when I was living in northern California. A friend prepared it with flavored rice - the kind used to make sushi rolls - and served it up with a huge platter of fresh vegetables. Talk about a mouthful of goodness - I still remember being dazzled by mini-explosions of flavor as I enjoyed tempeh for the first time.
Fuel Your Best Health With Healthy Protein
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Apr 16, 2009
Are you confused about healthy vs. unhealthy sources of protein and how much you should be eating on a daily basis to experience your best health?
Before we address these issues, let’s take a look at what protein is and what it does in your body.
Read more »Dilled Potato Salad Recipe
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Apr 16, 2009
This healthy and highly satisfying potato salad gets better as the potatoes and crunchy vegetables marinate in the accompanying aromatic and tangy dressing, making this dish a great choice to pack for lunch or a picnic.
Be sure to give the new potatoes a good scrub and to include the potato skins for their valuable nutrients.
Read more »Roasted Garlic Soup Recipe
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Apr 08, 2009
If you're big on soups and you enjoy fresh garlic bread, this dish will likely cause you to do a little jig before going for seconds.
Garlic is a surprisingly good source of vitamin C, which partially explains why it's long been thought to boost immune system strength.
Read more »Classic Caponata Recipe
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Apr 08, 2009
This simple and classic Sicilian caponata recipe features eggplant, one of the most phytonutrient-rich vegetables that we know of. Eggplants are naturally abundant in groups of phytonutrients (terpenes and phenolics) that are particularly good for promoting a healthy cardiovascular system.
Healthy Recipes that Call for Dried Coconut
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Mar 26, 2009
Since 2004, our home has never been without a container of coconut oil for eating and skin moisturizing. We've long known about the health benefits of coconut oil, and enjoy using it almost every day.
Recently, it occurred to me that we should give dried coconut a try, since it's just as healthy a food choice as coconut oil. After trying out several recipes that call for dried coconut, three stand out as our favorites:
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