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Want to lose the “Covid 19”pounds you’ve gained during the past year in quarantine? You’re not alone. While comfort foods may have increased in your diet during 2020, the new year is a time to resurrect your healthy meals plan
If ever there is a year when we want to create and inspire significant change, it’s this year. Remember: Change begins with you. How will you focus on improving yourself and your lifestyle to feel better, become more healthful, and
Do you read ingredient labels on packaged foods? They can feel confusing or misleading. Maybe you’re not sure what to look for or what’s important. Should you be counting calories? Watching fat intake? Tallying carbs? It’s enough to make you
December has arrived, and with it comes the longing for holiday traditions and family get-togethers. But pandemic precautions may prevent you from celebrating quite so closely this year. Since keeping your distance may mean you end up cooking holiday meals
You may be familiar with the term “ergonomics” from work, meaning you fit the task to the person rather than having the person strain into uncomfortable physical positions to accomplish their work. In an office setting, ergonomics involves your posture
When the pandemic hit, and many of us were asked to work remotely, you may have thrown together your work-from-home “office” on the fly. We thought teleworking was a temporary solution. Fast-forward seven months, and remote work appears to be
The numbers don’t lie: Nearly one in five children has obesity, and the prevalence of childhood obesity is on the rise. It’s time to take a close look at what you, as a parent or guardian, can do to promote a
September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month. It’s a critically important problem: Since the early 2000s, childhood obesity has been a growing issue nationwide. A 2015-2016 Health and Nutrition survey, released by the National Center for Health Statistics, revealed that
In our previous post, we explored the symptoms and causes of forward head posture—also called “tech neck.” This shoulder-slouching, neck-craning posture is one result of our modern lives spent on cell phones, playing video games, carrying heavy backpacks and driving
You see it on a daily basis: People hunched over their phones or tablets, staring into the screens. You may even notice that you yourself get into that awkward, forward-leaning position. As you’re doing it, your head, neck and shoulders