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Bonus Gift: Welcome Wellness Resource Library

A curated collection of 23 evidence-based resources on nutrition, physical activity, and healthy lifestyle changes — all in one place.

10 Tips to a Great Plate

Simple tips for balancing calories, choosing foods to eat more often, and cutting back on less healthy options.

Add More Vegetables to Your Day

10 easy tips for fitting more vegetables into your meals — from frozen options to seasonal shopping.

Incorporating Away-From-Home Food into a Healthy Eating Plan

Research-backed guidance on making smarter choices when eating out, including portion control and energy density tips.

Does Drinking Beverages with Added Sugars Increase the Risk of Overweight?

A research review on the relationship between sugar-sweetened beverages and weight, with practical strategies to cut back.

Build a Healthy Meal

10 tips for healthy meals — from lean proteins and whole grains to portion control and satisfying your sweet tooth wisely.

Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2015–2020 (Executive Summary)

The five overarching dietary guidelines from the 8th edition of the U.S. Dietary Guidelines, with key recommendations for healthy eating patterns.

Can Eating Fruits and Vegetables Help People Manage Their Weight?

Research review on energy density, satiety, and how fruits and vegetables can be powerful tools for weight management.

Got Your Dairy Today?

10 tips to help you eat and drink more fat-free or low-fat dairy foods — calcium, vitamin D, and more.

Harvard Healthy Eating Plate Infographic

Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health's visual guide to building a balanced, nutritious meal.

Healthy Eating for Vegetarians

10 tips for meeting protein, calcium, and vitamin needs on a plant-based diet — with practical meal ideas.

Liven Up Your Meals with Fruits and Vegetables

10 creative ways to add more fruits and vegetables to every meal — from stir-fries to smoothies.

Low-Energy-Dense Foods and Weight Management

Research brief on cutting calories while controlling hunger — learn how eating by volume rather than calories can transform your diet.

Make Half Your Grains Whole

10 tips to help you eat more whole grains — from smart shopping to baking swaps and label reading.

Move Your Way — A Fact Sheet for Adults

Simple guidance on how much aerobic and muscle-strengthening activity adults need each week, and why every minute counts.

Move Your Way — A Fact Sheet for Older Adults

Physical activity guidance tailored for older adults — including balance training, managing chronic conditions, and staying independent.

NASM Weight Loss Literature Review

A National Academy of Sports Medicine review of the research on diet, exercise, and personal training for effective, sustained weight loss.

Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans — Executive Summary (2nd Edition)

Key guidelines for all ages — from preschoolers to older adults — on the amounts and types of physical activity needed for optimal health.

Portion Sizes Handout

Research on how increased portion sizes affect how much we eat — with practical strategies for portion control at home and dining out.

Smart Shopping for Veggies and Fruits

10 tips for fitting affordable vegetables and fruits into any budget — from seasonal buying to canned and frozen options.

The Eatwell Guide

Public Health England's comprehensive guide to eating a healthy, balanced diet — covering all food groups, hydration, food labeling, and daily calorie needs.

Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes (TLC) — Can Lifestyle Modifications Reduce Weight and Chronic Disease Risk?

A research review of TLC as an evidence-based lifestyle approach for reducing LDL, blood pressure, triglycerides, and type 2 diabetes risk.

What's on the Nutrition Facts Label

An FDA guide to reading and using the Nutrition Facts label — covering serving sizes, calories, % Daily Value, and how to compare foods.

With Protein Foods, Variety is Key

10 tips for choosing a variety of protein foods — from seafood and eggs to beans, nuts, and soy — while keeping it lean and healthy.

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