"Strong social support is one of the keys to happiness and good health. Making an effort to improve relationships with people already in your life is one way to increase your social support." — Jeanne Graner Krochta, L.P. |
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| Nutrition 101 | Whole grains: Hearty options for a healthy diet | Need more energy to help power you through your hectic holiday schedule? Opt for whole grains. They provide a variety of nutrients, including dietary fiber that helps keep your blood sugar levels steady — and your cravings at bay. (Did you really need that sugar cookie, anyway?) Plus, you can make these grains in large quantities to have on hand for meals throughout the week. See, healthy eating doesn't have to be hard. | Learn more about whole grains » |
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Healthy Eating Learn to love fruits and veggies Don't use this busy time of year as an excuse to ditch your healthy-eating efforts. Aim to fill half your plate with fruits and vegetables whenever possible and you'll have a better chance of staying on track. After all, filling up on healthy fare leaves less room for indulgences! These suggestions make it easy.
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Today's Fitness Tip Make exercise fun with friends Finding it hard to find time for fitness? Discover creative and social ways to make it fit into your life. Instead of meeting your friends at a restaurant or coffee shop, suggest trying an indoor climbing wall. Or rent tandem bicycles for an afternoon adventure. New activities are fun bonding experiences — and you'll hardly feel like you're exercising!
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