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How to stay active with mobility issues

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises that most people can benefit from 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise per week, particularly when that physical activity is paired with two days of strength training. Many seniors face mobility issues.
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Four fruits and vegetables that make nutritious snacks

SNACKING IS A ROUTINE PART OF MANY PEOPLE’S LIVES. In fact, a 2023 study published in the journal “Nutrients” estimated that adults consume one to three snacks each day, and that ultimately accounts for roughly 20 percent of their energy intake.
"Simplicity does require some intentionality"

"Simplicity does require some intentionality"

EATING WELL

by Laurie Syring, RDN/LDSEPTEMBER IS BETTER BREAKFAST MONTH, a month-long observance that encourages people to focus on starting the day with a nutritious and balanced breakfast, the benefits of which include improved energy, concentration, better grades, healthy weight and well-being.We’ve all...
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You’re never too old for Super Slow Training

the clients currently taking advantage of the Super Slow Training method offered at TriggerPoint are in their 40s, this evidence-based, time-efficient exercise solution is gaining popularity among people of all ages—including individuals well into their senior years.
Teen dealing with depression

Teen dealing with depression

What parents should know about mental health issues and children

Mental health issues were once stigmatized to such an extent that many people dealing with problems like anxiety and depression felt uncomfortable speaking about them or even seeking help.Though some may still find it difficult to acknowledge their mental health issues, society has made great...
Eating Well

Eating Well

EATING WELL - Celebrate National Farmers Market Week

EATING WELL—AND THAT WE ARE!It’s August, and all our wonderful Northwest Ohio fruits and vegetables are in season and ripe for the picking!If you grow your own garden, harvesting those delectable, nutritious fruits and veggies is simple and convenient (and you’ve probably already picked more...
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Restoring kids’ back-to-school sleep schedule

FOR MANY CHILDREN, the lazy days of summer end this month as they head back to school. During the summer, children tend to go to sleep and awaken later than they do during the school year. When school resumes, children must go to sleep and awaken at earlier times.