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healthy News Archive
21-Sep-2008
'Healthy Living Seminar at Manor at Market Square (WFMZ Eastern Pennsylvania and Western New Jersey)
var nopreviewimage = ""; if (nopreviewimage == ""){ document.write(' '); document.write(' '); document.write(' '); } Seniors at the Manor at Market Square are learning to stay independent through healthy habits. Manor Care admissions and marketing director Judy Wechter taught health, nutrition, exercise and stretching tips this afternoon. >> Judy Wechter: We know individuals who stay ...
'A healthy breakfast is best way to start the day (The Republican)
Along the journey of healthy eating, there may be a number of different behaviors worth working on. However, few will be more important than eating breakfast. Not only does eating a balanced breakfast help increase focus and performance, it sets the tone for the day.
''Healthy U' at Ys aims to reduce childhood obesity (The Star-Ledger)
A new initiative by the Horizon Foundation for New Jersey will use fun exercises and promotion of healthy eating habits to reduce obesity in 18,000 school-age children through YMCAs statewide, foundation officials announced today. Jerry McCrea/The Star-LedgerFour year olds exercise...
'Healthy habits cut risk of premature death in half (CTV.ca)
Women who have healthy lifestyle habits -- including exercising regularly and following a healthy diet -- can reduce their risk of premature death by up to half, new research suggests.
'Healthy U: When is the best time to exercise? (NBC 26 Augusta)
In Tuesday's Healthy U, nurse practitioner Victoria Burt talks about when is the best time to exercise.
'Pentwater student count ?healthy? (Ludington Daily News)
PENTWATER ? Superintendent Jake Huffman told the school board that as of Monday the student count was ?a healthy 283. That?s up 15 students from last year. It?s exciting to see our numbers grow and new families in the district.?
'Get healthy Tri-State: Four habits that will make you feel 14 years younger (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
When it comes to turning back your body's clock, the power is in your hands (don't reach for that in a Botox syringe!). Yet another study has confirmed this. It found that the combined benefits of maintaining just four healthy habits in middle age was equal to being 14 years younger. That means a 50-year-old could be living in the body of a 36-year-old with these strategies:
'Healthy Buck back with A's big club (MLB.com)
healthy Buck back with A's big club
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