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This tropical smoothie is creamy and cool, just perfect for a quick breakfast or mid-afternoon refreshment. You also get a hefty dose of B vitamins, calcium, vitamin C, and magnesium in this delicious smoothie. And, it’s 57 percent

[Mood Tip: Most people recognize orange juice to be a great source of vitamin C, but this refreshing juice also is one of the best dietary sources of folic acid, a B vitamin that helps curb depression.] This traditional brunch drink

Need a little wake-up call in the morning? This morning brew is refreshing and packs a subtle jolt. It takes less than 5 minutes to make, so there’s no excuse for not getting your soy and calcium today! [Mood Tip: Adding soy-rich

[Mood Tip: Milk is rich in an amino acid called tryptophan that is the building block for serotonin, the nerve chemical that aids sleep. However, milk is also rich in protein, which blocks the serotonin effect. Don’t despair,

This smoothie tastes so good it should be served in a champagne glass. The frozen yogurt gives it a creamy texture like a milkshake. You can add Splenda if you want a sweet dessert drink. Ingredients: 1 can apricots canned in juice,

As an appetizer or light lunch, this tart goes well with a tossed salad and glass of Chardonnay. Ingredients: cooking spray 1 pre-prepared Pillsbury pie crust (unfold, fill and bake) 2 teaspoons olive oil 1 medium sweet onion, thinly

This rich autumn soup takes only 30 minutes to make, yet is filling and warm on a cool autumn evening. Tastes great with cornbread and a salad (Sesame Ginger Coleslaw would be a great accompaniment!). This soup is especially high

So simple, yet so flavorful, the toasted almonds bring this dish to life! Especially good with Chicken n’ Mushrooms in Sherry Cream Gravy. Ingredients: cooking spray 1/3 cup almonds 1 tablespoon butter 2 pounds green beans, trimmed