February Workout

Did you know that if you don’t exercise regularly, you are more than TWICE as likely to get heart disease than someone who does? If you have a personal or family history of heart disease, or just worry about your overall heart health, developing a regular exercise routine is

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January Recipe – Chickpea, Spinach, Sweet Potato Brown Rice Bowl

This brown rice bowl with yummy veggies and a maple-tahini sauce is the perfect comforting dinner. It is a budget-friendly and nourishing recipe that doesn’t take a lot of time and has a lot of nutritional punch. It’s loaded with fiber, magnesium-, and selenium-rich nutty brown rice, iron bomb garlicky

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January Workout

Jumpstart the New Year Fitness Routine Most everyone thinks about fitness after the holidays, especially with the tendency to enjoy plenty of rich foods in our celebrations. Start your New Year with a routine that just requires a yoga mat, your body weight, and a little endurance. Push-Ups Start

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Mindful New Year’s Resolutions that Build Resilience

Challenging life circumstances are a given in everyone’s life. Since we can’t control whether challenges happen or not, it’s much more helpful to find ways to build our capacity to manage whatever arises. Here are 4 key strategies: First, learn how to lean into and engage with the issue

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Herb of the Month: Passionflower (Passiflora incarnata L.)

The "passionflower" was discovered in 1569 by Spanish explorers in Peru who saw the flowers as symbolic of the passion of Christ and as a sign of Christ's approval of their efforts, which became the origin of the scientific and common names. In Europe, passionflower has been used in

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November Recipe – Turkey Chili with White Beans

Almost everyone wonders what to do with their leftover turkey after Thanksgiving. Here’s a recipe that doesn’t take a lot of time and will turn your leftover turkey into a slow cooker chili. This recipe feeds 12 people; pair it with your favorite cornbread and you have an easy

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November Workout

High Intensity Training in 10 Minutes Time is tight during the holiday festivities. It can be easy to overlook your body’s need to move. Here is a quick workout that will get your body working and help you burn those extra Thanksgiving meal calories. And, one of the most

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Resilience: Practicing Gratitude

The power of a gratitude practice has gotten more attention in the past few years but versions of it have been around for a very long time. As far back as Hippocrates in 450 BC, there has been an understanding that the mind, body and environment have an impact

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Herb of the Month: Bitter Melon (Momordica charantia)

Bitter melon is a wild cucumber grown in Bangladesh, India, China and Korea that is a part of many diets in those regions. It has been used to treat conditions including asthma and high blood pressure but is best known for its impact on glucose control and treatment of

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September Recipe – Italian Stuffed Butternut Squash

This time of year, squash is abundantly available. Here is a recipe that brings Italian flavors together in a dish that is mouth-watering, nutritious, and stunning. It is gluten free, dairy free, and egg free which makes it versatile for many diets. Ingredients 1 medium butternut squash 1 cup

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