Sweet Potato Month
Sweet potatoes are packed with good nutrition, so don’t just enjoy this Thanksgiving side one Thursday a year.
Sweet potatoes are packed with good nutrition, so don’t just enjoy this Thanksgiving side one Thursday a year.
Gaining control of your thoughts and cutting through the clutter in your mind can help reduce stress.
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Pulmonary function testing analyzes different ways that your lungs work to determine if you suffer from asthma or other lung problems.
Traditional holiday recipes typically aren’t considered diet food, but these dishes can be enjoyed without all the guilt.
A company that specializes in tools to improve brain health has recently launched a resource to help families with children who have ADHD.
The right kind of exercise can help those with arthritis increase joint flexibility and range of motion while also helping to maintain muscle strength.
November is National Diabetes Month so take the time to know the symptoms and get tested if you have a strong family history of the disease.
Packing a lunch that is nutritious yet tastes good can help fuel little bodies and minds throughout the day.
3 simple and healthy ingredients blended in a food processor will give you a nutritious but delicious treat.
A hotel company aims to cater to the millions of travelers who want it to be easier to work out and maintain a healthly lifestyle while traveling.
If you avoid meat or eliminate all animal products you can still be a competitive runner, you just need a little more planning.
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There is a growing interest in consuming wild game such as bison and venison, but how do they rate nutritionally?
Think your eating 100 percent gluten free? You might accidentally be consuming it from sources you think are safe.
Magnesium deficiency can contribute to anxiety, muscle weakness, and leg cramps and many common medications can deplete this vital mineral.
Obvious gluten sources include bread and pasta, but there are much more sneaky places where it can be found such as in medicines and makeup.
Injections of the botulinium toxin, rather than surgery, helped people with “gummy” and lopsided smiles.