As the temperature rises and the days get longer, summer brings a refreshing vibe to our homes. One of the best ways to embrace the spirit of the season is by incorporating indoor houseplants into your summer decor. Not only do they enhance the aesthetic appeal of your living spaces, but they also improve air Continue Reading
Listen to the article. As we age, a healthy approach to adult nutrition becomes much more important to maintain overall well-being. Chronic conditions such as heart disease, cancer, stroke, hypertension and diabetes have continued to increase over the years among adults. Studies have shown that about one half of U.S. adults currently have one of Continue Reading
We’re loving this Summer Fruit Bowl Smoothie to keep us refreshed! This nutritious meal includes fruits, protein powder and healthy sweetener options that satisfy our taste buds and provide a boost of energy. Another great thing about this recipe is that it also offers room for variety. This could be something that you throw together Continue Reading
If you’re looking for a new flavorful and healthy vegan meal, check out this recipe for Easy Bahamian Curry Cream Soup by Monica Coleman. Monica is a vegan chef and the owner of Mov’s Vegan Kitchen. INGREDIENTS INSTRUCTIONS FOR EASY BAHAMIAN CURRY CREAM SOUP Step 1 Wash, peel and cut your sweet potato into small Continue Reading
An informative article discussing key facts about endometriosis that women should know.
With a lively and enthusiastic energy that simply cannot be ignored, Kanika Nikki Utley is an indication of what we can achieve and become once we connect with to our inner power. With a background that has taken her across the world and connected her with people from all over, she has discovered where her Continue Reading
As parents, we want our children to be happy and healthy. Fortunately, there are steps we can take to ensure their healthy growth and development of our kids. As we observe Every Child Health Week from April 26th – April 30th, let’s look more closely at some steps we can take to maintain our children’s Continue Reading
Seborrheic Dermatitis is a form of eczema that normally shows up on your scalp. According to the National Eczema Association, it is most common in infants and adults aged 30 to 60. In infants, the condition is called cradle cap and normally clears up, but for adults it can be troublesome. What is the root Continue Reading
As a diabetes educator, one of the questions that I ask my patients is, “what concerns you the most about diabetes?” The responses can vary. Some people are aware of the complications and are genuinely worried, while others are not alarmed at all. Some feel that you just must take medicine and that’s it, whereas Continue Reading
“Look Mommy the carrots are growing!” my 4-year-old daughter exclaimed, as she squatted barefoot over our raised bed and inquisitively examined the little green shoots sticking out of the soil. “Is it time to take the baby carrots out yet?” Since they could walk, my children have helped plant, care for, and harvest fruits and Continue Reading
