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High-Protein Chicken Roll-Ups

For only 112 calories per serving you get 15 grams of high-quality protein and 3 grams of fat, making for a light yet filling meal.
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High-Protein Chicken Roll-Ups
Whole grains and veggies are usually served alongside chicken. But in this recipe, they're wrapped up in it. For only 112 calories per serving, you get 15 grams of protein and 3 grams of fat, making for a light yet filling meal.
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You’ve Never Had Salad Like This

We found the best ways to store your greens so you never have to serve a limp and wilted salad again.
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The Benefits of Apples for Diabetes

Apples are undeniably good for you—especially if you have diabetes. Besides having lots of good-for-you nutrients, research has linked apples with certain health benefits related to diabetes.
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The Benefits of Apples for Diabetes
Apples are undeniably good for you—especially if you have diabetes. Besides having lots of good-for-you nutrients, research has linked apples with certain health benefits related to diabetes.
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