November 7, 2019 by barton345 Monday I shared that to celebrate my 40th birthday my friends and I joined forces to fill our local communities with random acts of kindness. We spread our kindness amongst 20 states and 5 countries and we all learned many lessons along the way. Small Acts Big Changes One part […]
Concerned about your child’s teeth? If so, you are not alone. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, tooth decay is one of the most common chronic childhood diseases in the United States. Even kids who have had early intervention and brush well may be susceptible to oral health issues at some point. […]
I had a recent health issue that reminded me to pause and take time for my health. My knuckle on my right hand hurt and was swollen. Yes, it bothered me every day but I did not think too much about it. I saw a bone and joint specialist and they took x-rays. I was […]
Posted in Healthy People, Healthy Relationships, tagged backyard bbq’s, beach, family, Fireworks, Fireworks Safety, Holidays, July 4th, ocean, Outdoor Grilling Safety, rip currents, sun safety on July 4, 2016| Leave a Comment » Fourth of July celebrations include fireworks, backyard barbecues, and maybe a trip to the beach. Whatever you have planned, enjoy the holiday […]
Many people are experimenting with coloring or dyeing eggs with natural dyes – have you been thinking about trying it? My family has a tradition to dye eggs with onion skins that we always called “Bunny Eggs”. These beautiful brown/golden eggs have a marbled look that adults especially love. If you are interested in trying […]
When you exercise, you generate heat. If the exercise is vigorous or sustained, you produce so much heat that you become hot and sweaty. How many calories did you burn? Check your METS. What is a MET? MET stands for Metabolic Equivalent Task. One MET is equal to the rate you burn calories while you […]
Do you plan on getting your spending under control in 2016? We know we should set a budget, cut back on expenses, and monitor purchases, but somehow it doesn’t work. We try and yet we tend to fail. What causes us to overspend even when we know what we should do? Researchers are finding answers […]
What goes into the body dictates what comes out. Did you know your poop may actually be a useful reference tool for you to judge the quality of your diet? Take some time to look into the toilet before you flush; you may be surprised at the contents. Poop Poop is an important indicator of […]
When asked what my favorite food is, my answer is always the same – Pasta! I love the variety of noodle types and ways it can be prepared. From pasta salad as a cold dish in the summer to warm chicken noodle soup in the fall and winter, pasta can be enjoyed at any time […]
As aging occurs many experience the loss of strength, power, and balance, but why? The reason is sarcopenia. What is Sarcopenia? Sarcopenia is a medical term for muscle loss. This naturally occurring muscle fiber loss starts around the age of 30. Muscle loss may begin at a rate of 3-5% and can gradually increase by […]
In order to make meal prepping as efficient as possible, it’s a good idea to have your pantry and freezer already stocked. This will help make your grocery trips each week quicker and cheaper. You will only need to shop for fresh ingredients each week, because you will already have your shelf-stable ingredients stocked up […]
December 5, 2011 by zies1 The month of December and all the Holiday events, can be stressful for familes. Here are a few tips to help reduce the stress during this month of December. One step at a time * Those around you will appreciate more time with a relaxed you- the best “present” you […]
November 14, 2011 by Michelle Treber If so, sign up for our Zero Weight Gain Email Challenge. If your scales say HELP….. Would you like to maintain or even lose weight this holiday season, rather than gaining the typical 3 – 5 pounds? Ohio State University Extension is again offering their popular on-line Zero Weight […]
Concerned about your child’s teeth? If so, you are not alone. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, tooth decay is one of the most common chronic childhood diseases in the United States. Even kids who have had early intervention and brush well may be susceptible to oral health issues at some point. […]
