Top 7 Tips for a Healthy Halloween
We all know that Halloween means candy but you can include some fun activities too! Here are some tips on how to make this Halloween a little
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We all know that Halloween means candy but you can include some fun activities too! Here are some tips on how to make this Halloween a little
Read the tips below. Choose one or two health goals this week to achieve. Then track how you do. Print this out and put it
In the past, I’ve always taught my audiences that saturated fats (such as those found in meat fat, butter, lard, and coconut oil) increased one’s
When was the last time you gave some thought to where your food comes from, how it grows, played in the dirt or made mud
Did you know that Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends getting at least 60 minutes of moderate to physical activity for kids and
Seasonal foods are simply sensational. Filled with fresh-from-the-farm flavor and color, these deliciously nutritious foods easily appeal to the home cook, grocery shopper, and entire family
Colors in fruits and vegetables are produced by plant chemicals called phytochemicals –or as the Super Crew calls them fight-o-chemicals. Each color of the rainbow
Parents –Did You know you can help create healthier lives for your children? One step you can take is to help plan healthy classroom parties?
According to a study on sources of energy and nutrients in the diets of infants and toddlers published in the ADA, infants and toddlers are
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