Daniel Lubetzky

Years ago on my honeymoon, playing volleyball in the beach in Ko So Moi in Thailand, I was told I tore my ACL and would need surgery. Fortunately I visited Dr. Jordan Metzl, and he helped me heal without surgery. To this date, I do some exercises that help me keep my knees strong. Dr. Metzl has helped me for years to learn how to heal myself from athletic injuries.

Dr. Metzl just came out with a book, “The Athlete’s Book of Home Remedies,” available on Amazon, and I wondered if it would live up to his excellent guidance in person. Then yesterday I develop a deep pain in my heel – on the bottom of my foot, and couldn’t walk. I thought I would have to visit Dr. Metzl but I looked at the book just in case. Within minutes I followed his guidance, and started getting on the road to recovery following his advice, and building on it with a very good video from YouTube that further elaborated on exercises to overcome plantar fasciitis.

I highly recommend Dr. Metzl’s book – it is comprehensive, easy to read, and a real solid resource.

Reader’s Digest calls the snackers of the world to rejoice in the release of KIND’s new Nuts & Spice bars! The bars’ bold spices, like vanilla and ginger, deliver great taste without the need for added sugars. The editors recommended Madagascar Vanilla Almond and Dark Chocolate Cinnamon Pecan as their favorite guilt-free indulgences to get them through the day.

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Prevention Magazine awarded KIND Healthy Grains Peanut Butter Whole Grain Clusters with its Healthy Food Award, affirming that KIND Healthy Grains provide a tasty snack that’s good for you too! Prevention prefers Healthy Grains over other granolas because this healthy snack contains more whole grains and less fat and sugar. Editors enjoyed the crunchy peanut butter clusters with nut milk and by the handful.

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Dr. Oz, one of the top health authorities in the media, can’t just confine KIND to his briefcase- he has shouted it out on national TV.  Dr. Oz told the viewers of his show that he “truly adores” KIND and keeps it stashed in his briefcase at all times.  Dr. Oz praised KIND’s high protein and fiber that make KIND bars a good post dinner snack!

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A recent study proves that obesity is not just unhealthy, it’s expensive.  According to the study’s findings, obese people encounter medical costs that are on average $2,471 higher than those who aren’t obese.  That means that obesity as a disease eats away at $190.2 billion of funds a year, a cost that totals approximately 21% of national health expenditures.

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The TODAY Show can’t seem to get enough of KIND! Watch this great clip- our third appearance on TODAY!- in which nutritionist Joy Bauer explains what makes KIND bars the perfect healthy snack:

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This Forbes article praises the philosophy that’s baked into each and every of KIND’s products.   Studies show that eating foods that are close to nature, or as we like to say “made from ingredients you can see and pronounce,” are central to a healthy diet, and fruit and nuts are top scorers in this pursuit!

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More evidence that red meat consumption has negative health effects has come to light.  Red meat contains harmful compounds and causes plaque buildup in arteries, increasing risks of hear disease as well as kidney cancer.  Evidence proves that its increasingly important to be discerning about the foods that we consume on a daily basis.

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Who could be more of an expert on healthy snacks than Health Magazine?  This expertise was only confirmed when Health Magazine featured KIND as the perfect snack for its enviable combination of fiber and protein, without too much sugar.  At the same time, FamilyCircle praised KIND for being a good snack to use as a mini meal to help busy parents slim down.

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According to an article in FoodBuinessNews.net, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently announced that foodborne illnesses from imported goods seems to be rising.  It’s too soon to conclude whether this pattern will persist, but serves as a reminder that we need to always take care in choosing which goods we consume.

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