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- Sep 28, 2026
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Beating brown bag boredom with options (opens the original)
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School is back in session, but just because your kids will be back to eating lunch in a school cafeteria doesnât mean they canât continue to eat healthy. In fact, many parents pack lunches for their kids every day. Some parents do so because their kids are picky eaters, others because their kids have food allergies, others to save money. Plus, kids can sometimes avoid long lunch lines and have more time to eat simply by bringing their lunch with them to school each day. It doesnât really m
Persistent digestive issues could mean something more (opens the original)
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No one likes to talk about digestive problems. Most of us believe that such topics are better kept private. But not talking about them can lead to unnecessary suffering, particularly when there are steps that can be taken to alleviate the problem and make life better. Such is the case with inflammatory bowel diseases, or IBD, a term used to describe conditions in which the bodyâs immune system attacks parts of the digestive system. The most common types of IBD are Crohnâs disease and ulcerat
Navigating screen time with kids in tech world (opens the original)
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Technology is everywhere and unavoidable. Screens, whether on a phone, iPad, TV or laptop, have become an integral part of our daily lives, commanding our attention for hours each day. The use of screens to educate and entertain children begins early, and some companies even market shows and games that require screen time to infants. What are the effects of technology on our children? The consensus among experts is clear: excessive technology use is negatively impacting our childrenâs health,
Sustainable weight loss achieved with balance (opens the original)
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Sustainable weight loss is defined as losing 10 percent of oneâs body weight and maintaining that loss for a year or more. However, only 20 percent of people who achieve this milestone manage to keep the weight off long-term. Long-term weight loss can be impacted by age, gender, sedentary behavior, unrealistic diets, lack of a consistent nutrient-dense diet, lack of sleep, hormonal changes and sarcopenia (age-related muscle loss). But there are things we can do to help achieve and maintain sus
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