Posts Tagged ‘wellness’

Midlife Crisis

Many people approaching middle age dread the words midlife crisis, but is this phenomenon something we really need to worry about? Studies show that a midlife crisis is less common than originally thought. While it’s true that about 1 in 5 people will experience a crisis of sorts, it is possible to use the experience…

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New Years Resolution on Wellness for Realists

The New Year is coming fast so now is the time to plan your health and wellness goals. Making small simple shifts to your diet and lifestyle makes goals more attainable and sets you up for success instead of failure.  Whatever your goals are for the new year, starting them before the first will increase…

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Staying Youthful

If one wants to remain youthful it must come from the inside out and not the other way around.  Learning and experiencing new things has been proven to keep the brain active and healthy. A healthy active brain helps us to stay young well into our golden years.   Christian Cristiano is the host of…

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Sexual Safety

The difficult fact is 1 in 6 American woman are victims of sexual assault in her lifetime and alcohol is is behind up to 90 percent of those attacks.  There is an exponential jump in rapes during the holiday season and experts agree it is due to the parties and the alcohol that goes with…

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Eating Healthy

During the holidays eating healthy becomes much more challenging. With delicious meals like turkey and pot-roast and wine, people often feel guilty about indulging. There is a way to not only get through the holidays without being so hard on yourself, but to actually use them as a way to create a health and wellness…

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Weaning Off of Sugar: Sugar’s Addictive and Health-Damaging Properties

R.D. Ilana Muhlstein, host of Living Healthy, Living Well, explains the comforting and addictive qualities of sugars in this segment. Ilana also describes how drastically sugar can affect your weight and how to avoid this by checking nutrition labels and identifying different names sugar can have. Living Healthy, Living Well is a series dedicated to teaching…

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Armenian Vegetable Casserole – Food Exposed

Armenian Vegetable Casserole Servings: 3                    Serving Size: 2 ½ cups   Ingredients: 1 whole(1 lb.) can reduced sodium pear-shaped tomatoes 3 medium carrots, cut into 1/2″ thick slanting slices ½ cup catsup 1 medium eggplant, peeled and cut into 1″ pieces 1 tbsp.extra virgin olive oil ½ lb.green beans 1 tbsp. NutriFit Mediterranean Salt Free Spice Blend 2 large onions, cut into 1″ cubes 1 large green bell pepper, chopped 1 cup reduced…

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On Purpose Magazine with JW Najarian – Food Exposed

Jackie’s guest this week is founder of OnPurpose Magazine, JW Najarian. JW is a proud veteran, who has started a linkedin group of over 40,000 to help vets connect to each other, and a cancer patient fighting to overcome stage 4 prostate cancer. In addition, he has interviewed a number of up and coming authors…

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Super Foods Veggie Delight – Food Exposed

Super Foods Veggie Delight Servings: 3           Serving Size: 1 ½ cups Ingredients: 1cupquinoa, uncooked 1cupcollard greens, chopped ¼cupblack lentils 1/3cupred bell pepper, finely chopped ¼cuponion, finely minced 1tbsp.extra virgin olive oil 2tbsp.roasted soy nuts 1tsp.NutriFit Lemon Garden Salt Free Spice Blend 2 ½cupsvegetable broth Directions: 1. Rinse the quinoa in a colander three times until the…

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