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Mouth-Watering Roasted Corn on the Cob

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It’s mid-May and Memorial Day is around the corner which means one thing—it’s time to seriously chow down on some fresh and mouth-watering corn on the cob. Fortunately, we have a melt in your mouth and very easy recipe, but even better is that Time magazine has named corn as one of the top 100 healthiest foods! According to Time, one ear of corn has the same number of calories as an apple with equally high nutrient levels. Organic (non genetically modified corn) corn is also loaded with lutein and zeaxanthin, two phytochemicals that promote healthy vision. And, one ear of corn has 3 grams of fiber, which means that if you eat two ears of corn for dinner, that’s an automatic 6 grams of filling fiber. Dare you to only eat one!

Ingredients:
8 ears of corn
3-4 TBSP of melted organic butter
Sea Salt and Pepper
Cayenne pepper (only if you want some extra pop)

Instructions:
Preheat oven to 400.
Line baking sheet with foil and arrange ears of corn (husks removed) on sheet. Dip pastry or basting brush in melted butter and brush butter on corn. Generously sprinkle sea salt and pepper and conservatively dash cayanne. Bake for 30-45 minutes, until a little browning occurs. Turn corn occasionally. Remove corn from oven and brush with extra butter. Sink your teeth in the moist and delicious corn…and enjoy!

How Your Posture Is Affecting Your Feelings & Thoughts

by Neissa Springmann

by Neissa Springmann

Did you know that research is showing that how you move your muscles and where you place your limbs, head and torso all help control your mood, your behavior, and even the way you think?

For example, leaning in makes you feel more interested in whatever you are doing. Standing tall sparks feelings of confidence and security, while slouching makes you feel stressed and unsure of yourself.

So…what does all of this mean? It means that having strong and flexible muscles is not only important to your body, but is also important for your mind.

If you’ve been waiting for the “perfect time” to start exercising, you’ll likely always wait. Now is the time to make it happen, because you can!

Source:
Can Posture Change Your Mind? by Regina Nuzzo, TIME Magazine

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