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Diet and Exercise

Exercise and Meal Planning are part of a Personal Wellness Plan | HealthDiscovery.org
Depression affects appetite. Understanding how food affects mood can improve your mental outlook and diet choices.
Your prostate is a small smooth organ that is sometimes compared to a walnut. But did you know that peanuts are actually great for prostate health?
What you eat feeds your body and also your brain. Do you know the foods that can improve cognitive function?
Summer fruits are a delicious way to celebrate the season. But did you know some of those fruits can protect your skin from the summer sun?
Unhealthy lifestyle habits and increases in obesity have increased diabetes nationally. Changes in diet & exercise can help slow and reverse these negative trends.
Learn more about how age and activity level can affect your health potential. Do you know your diabetes risk score?
Meal planning with chronic conditions like diabetes can be challenging. The Diabetes Plate Method can help. Understanding what you can eat and how much will make selecting your tasty options easier!
Salt is more than just the table shaker full of identical white crystals. Consumers can choose from many different types of salt, varying in cost, nutrients, taste, form and texture depending on where they come from and how they are produced. Try them out!
More salt means more strain on the heart. Understanding sodium science and culinary solutions for heart-healthy cooking helps in preparing tasty meals as a cardiac caregiver.
Researchers found that even 5 minutes of physical activity have noticeable benefits. Get started with these 5 health hacks to keep you moving.
Wellness can be hard to define, but a personal wellness plan helps you identify and stick with meaningful changes. Grab some friends or colleagues and put one together yourself!
Weight loss can be hard, but don’t be hard on yourself! Use the S.M.A.R.T. method to get rid of those pesky Quarantine-15 pounds.