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Summer is for Picnic Sandwiches: How You Can Make Yours Healthier
Summer is here, prompting many trips to the beach, camping adventures, and other activities where you will want to bring along a picnic. Sandwiches are a natural choice for your picnic basket because of t...
Experiencing COVID-19 Quarantine Family Burnout? What You Need to Know
There are very few upsides that come with the territory of the ongoing COVID-19 health crisis. One of the positives to come out of this challenging time is that families have been afforded the great gift...
Diagnosed with Lactose Intolerance? Here is What You Need to Know
Your mind may be swirling if you have recently been diagnosed with lactose intolerance. This condition leads to a host of digestive issues after consuming dairy products. While it is not life-threatening, man...
Tips to Help You and Your Family Have a Healthy and Happy Fall Season
The calendar has flipped from August to September, meaning that fall is right around the corner. This season of transition brings back to school excitement, turning leaves, and cooler temperatures. It als...
December Updates for Food Stamps
There are more people currently on food stamps in America than at any other point in the country's history. Even during the Great Depression, not this many Americans were on government assistance, and that goes for percentages, not j...
Wellness Tips for People Who Work From Home
Working from home can be great because you can avoid the commute, create your schedule, and enjoy a more relaxed work environment. But it's important to take care of your health and well-being while you're doing it. The ...
The Impacts of Poor Posture Go Far Beyond Physical Appearance
Practicing good posture goes far beyond providing benefits for your overall physical appearance. Poor posture has been linked to a number of long-term health problems. This is because the human body functions...
Serving up the Latest Trends in the Government's SNAP and EBT Programs
Food Stamps have come a long way and actually originated during the Great Depression in Rochester, New York, in 1939. The program would reach some 20 million people, but by 1943, Food Stamps disappeare...
What Will it Take for the Usage of Facials Masks to Become Normalized?
As health experts continue to learn more about the most likely vectors of transmission of the COVID-19 virus, it is becoming more clear that facial masks make a difference. Not only does wearing a mask h...