Affecting one’s ability to manage their medical needs and decisions, Health Literacy is the capacity to understand medical information and services in order to make the best decisions for your own wellness. And here’s why it should matter to you.
How Smoking Affects Nutrition
Smoking affects more than just your lung health. Take the first step toward a tobacco-free life through education: do you know how a smoking habit affects your food consumption?
Family Fun Takes Many Forms
Family fun can take many forms, even movement! While some families may enjoy going to the movies or out to eat together, try to share activities that are more physically active!
Disengage From the Screen to Engage in Wellness.
At its base level, self-care is about creating gentle habits to encourage a healthy mind and body, one small tweak at a time. Here are a few quick ideas you can bring into the workfplace.
How to De-Stress During the Holidays
The holidays are filled with fun and cheer, but can also bring on stress for some with all the entertaining, cooking, visiting family and friends, shopping, and eating. Here are ways to make the season more enjoyable.
What is the Great American Smokeout?
Occurring annually on November 21, this day encourages smokers to take the first step toward a tobacco-free life. Do you know how a smoking habit affects your food consumption?
Spooked by Sugar? Myths, Truths and Info on this Vilified Ingredient
There is no denying that sugar has become everyone’s favorite nutritional enemy these days. Everything from The Keto Diet to the USDA Dietary guidelines expresses warnings against excess sugar consumption. But are we sure that sugar is “bad,” or that we need to avoid it?
Coffee: Tradition, Habit, or Ritual
For most people coffee can be a healthy part of your diet (if you’re pregnant, have a heart condition, or are very sensitive to caffeine please consult your doctor!). But beware of the pitfalls of sugary additives.
8 Dietitian Approved Tips to Enjoy a Healthy Picnic and BBQ Season
With the summer upon us, it is time for outside events, including picnics and BBQs. If you are looking for ways to stay healthy while enjoying yourself this summer, look no further!
“Ditch the Diet” May
Diet culture often relies on restriction—and research shows it rarely leads to lasting change. Here’s why a shift away from dieting and toward intuitive and mindful eating practices is in order.