What’s the verdict on coffee and health?
Some of us can barely open our eyes without our morning cup o’ Joe, while others of us barely blink if we miss our daily coffee.
Some of us can barely open our eyes without our morning cup o’ Joe, while others of us barely blink if we miss our daily coffee.
It is fun to reminisce about times past, especially during the holidays.
Grains are an important part of a balanced diet. But not all grains are created equal – in fact, some grains are “created” while others are in a more natural state and full of nutrients.
Winter weather has arrived in many parts of the U.S., and there are several things to celebrate.
Yoga has been all the rage for the past few years among young people, both women and men. But it’s been slowly catching on with older adults more recently for its health and wellness benefits.
Fiber is a vital element in healthy eating, as most people know. If you have dietary restrictions or can’t eat some of the most fiber rich foods, it’s a good idea to take a fiber supplement.
There are many benefits to eating seasonal foods, even if your options are limited in the fall and winter. For produce to be seasonal, that means it is eaten during its peak harvest.
Much research shows that exercise is important throughout the life cycle, and it’s especially important for older adults in maintaining balance, strength, independence, and physical and emotional health.
This holiday season, ditch the sugary sweets, movies and other gifts we typically give to family and friends and consider giving awesome presents that promote healthy living.
It’s common knowledge that at least a certain amount of physical activity is good for health.