The big game is coming up soon!
It’s often hard to maintain healthy eating habits with the typical football party offerings, but you don’t have to sacrifice taste in order to eat healthy. Most every tailgate dish can be made healthier.
The big game is coming up soon!
It’s often hard to maintain healthy eating habits with the typical football party offerings, but you don’t have to sacrifice taste in order to eat healthy. Most every tailgate dish can be made healthier.
A one-pot dinner makes for easy cleanup, and this is a chicken recipe the whole family will love!
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one-third of all deaths in the United States are from heart disease, stroke or other cardiovascular diseases. Because February is Heart Health Month, it seems fitting to discuss what constitutes heart disease, the risk factors and how we can improve our heart health this year.
Beans, beans they are good for your heart … and, well, you know the rest! February is Heart Health Month. To kick it off, try eating more beans, which are high in fiber and plant-based protein. Make sure to rinse and drain your canned beans to reduce sodium intake.
These buffalo bites are going to be a crowd-pleaser, and they’re a tasty and healthier option for a movie night with the family. Enjoy!
Finding a primary care provider may be the most important thing you do for your health. In fact, research shows that patients who see a primary care provider have, on average, 33 percent lower annual health care expenses and a 19 percent lower mortality rate than patients who don’t.
But choosing the right primary care provider is just as important. When you trust your doctor, you’re more likely to schedule regular appointments and ask questions that can make a difference in the quality of your care.
Here are some basic guidelines to follow when trying to find a good match.
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If you are looking for some spice and a way to get your essential Omega-3 fats, this is the recipe for you! It’s a great meal for the whole family.
This recipe provides a great way to get some veggies for breakfast! Pair with a whole grain English muffin for a well-balanced meal! Yum!
Eating a whole-food diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts and seeds, legumes and lean proteins are important for maintaining health and preventing disease. However, certain packaged foods you can buy in the grocery store can be a nutritious part of your diet.