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TAKING CHARGE OF YOUR HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Data from scientific research is continuously revealing new connections between our habits and emotions and the level of health we enjoy. If you are willing to step out of your familiar habit dominated comfort zone and open your eyes and mind to the recent scientific discoveries about health and wellness and continue to be curious, you will have opportunity to reap benefits of better lifestyle that you might never before have imagined. The truth is that with the emerging research about health and wellness that has come about because of the relatively recent understanding of their interrelations, we have an opportunity to choose to either pay attention to the information or not. Each of us has the option and the responsibility to decide what kind of future we want - one characterized by zestful living or one marked by health challenges and declining energy.
The best treatment for disease is prevention.
Your whole body works hard all day, every day, show it you care. Luckily, taking a preventative approach can help lower your risk and keep your body strong and healthy for years to come. Everyday decisions you make about how active you are, what you eat and drink and how you manage stress can help you reduce your risk of disease. Find out more...
Below are links and information you need to know to make smart choices in your life and help your to make changes and take charge of our health and wellness.
Good to Know Information...
Set Your Goals
How to change your shopping habits one step at a time...
Making Change
Achieve and maintain a healthy weigh...
Diet and Eating Out
Try to react to first signal that you are full...
Healthy Eating
Small changes can bring big improvements...
Watch Your Salt
"shake the salt habit" & get to know the real taste of food...
Cardiovascular Disease
Various forms of diseases of the heart and blood vessels...
Fat & Fiber Tips
Increasing intake of fibre is important dietary change...
How to Season Without Salt
Using less sodium is key to keeping blood pressure at...
Now You're Cooking...
Get ready for the really fun part, trying new recipes...
Related Information:
- Sample USDA Food Guide and the DASH Eating Plan at the 2,000-Calorie Level
- Food Sources of Vitamin A
- Food Sources of Vitamin C
- Food Sources of Vitamin E
- Low Fat Diet
- Fat Scoreboard
- Test Your Fat I.Q.
- Take the Quiz
- Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Disease Risk Factors
- Cholesterol
- Facts You Should Know About Cholesterol
- Triglycerides
- About Uterine Fibroids
- Now You're Cooking
- Microwave Leek & Mushroom Flan
- Salmon & Potato Casserole
- Spice Blend No. 1
- Oat Bran Raisin Muffin
- Strawberry Mousse