Your Health & Nutrition
The Fast Facts on Food Allergies
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) deems May National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month. The AAFA uses May, often a peak season for allergies, to educate the public on various types of allergies, including food allergies, and how to keep people with allergies safe.
Read MoreMeal Prep Made Simple: Save Time and Money While Eating Well
Meal prepping is a practical and effective way to maintain a healthy diet, save money, and reduce daily stress. By dedicating a couple of hours to preparing your meals in advance, you can ensure you’re eating the way you want to, even on your busiest days. In this blog, you’ll find the science-backed reasons you should be meal-prepping, tips for creating a meal prep plan, and even a suggested 7-day meal plan to help you get started.
Read MoreHealthy Smiles, Healthy Kids: Why Children’s Dental Care Matters
The American Dental Association (ADA) sponsors National Children’s Dental Health Month every February to raise awareness about the importance of oral health. The ADA provides parents, teachers, and caregivers with a variety of resources to help kids understand the importance of good oral hygiene and to make taking care of their teeth more fun.
Read MoreNervous System Dysregulation: Fact or Fad?
You may have seen posts on social media discussing nervous system dysregulation, but what does that mean? Can our nervous systems, responsible for sending the messages that regulate our bodies, actually become dysregulated? In this blog we’ll cover what dysregulation may look like, what you need to know, and tips to keep your nervous system happy.
Read MoreStart the Year Sober: The Fast Facts on Dry January
Dry January, brought to popularity by the British charity “Alcohol Change UK,” is a health campaign and challenge to encourage people to go alcohol-free for the month of January. Dry January is often thought of as a way to reset your body after a holiday season full of indulgences and start your New Year’s Resolutions off strong.
Read MoreDecorating Disasters: Preventing Injuries This Holiday Season
According to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, there are about 160 holiday decorating-related injuries each day during the holiday season (November 1 – January 31). In this blog, we’ll cover the most common holiday injuries and how to reduce the risk of these injuries.
Read MoreNose vs. Mouth Breathing: Does the Way We Breathe Affect Our Sleep?
This blog post explores the differences between nose and mouth breathing, the effects on sleep, and what you need to know about the latest breathing trends.
Read MoreThe Risks of Dietary Supplements: What You Need to Know
In the quest for better health, many people turn to vitamins and other dietary supplements. However, while dietary supplements can be beneficial when used appropriately, they also come with potential risks that are often overlooked.
Read MoreThe Fast Facts on Fibromyalgia
Fibromyalgia has long been a puzzle for the medical community, with its complex symptoms and elusive causes. In this blog, we’ll delve into the facts about fibromyalgia, covering everything from its definition to diagnosis, and treatment options.
Read MoreAromatherapy: Do Essential Oils Have Health Benefits?
Essential oils have exploded in popularity in recent years, touted for their natural approach to anxiety relief, sleep improvement, headache relief, and much more.
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