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Nutrition is key to living a healthy lifestyle, but knowing what, how, and when to eat can be frustrating and confusing. Popular fad diets that are seen online or on TV often seem like an easy solution, but a personalized diet plan made just for you has maximum potential for success. Continue Reading
Your heart is a muscle and it requires oxygen-rich blood to function optimally. Coronary artery disease (CAD), the most common type of heart disease, occurs when the arteries that supply blood to your heart have a buildup of plaque. Plaque is a fatty substance made up of cholesterol, calcium, and other substances found in the… Continue Reading
Readiness for Change Research shows that people who successfully change their behavior don’t do it all at once–they tend to go through a series of stages. Psychologist James O. Prochaska, author most recently of Changing to Thrive, has identified six stages and the strategies or tools you should use at each. He outlines all this in his Transtheoretical Model… Continue Reading
Free Yourself From Financial Stress: Tips & Insight into avoiding financial pitfalls. Your home, your work, and providing for your family are all affected by money. With more than three out of every four American families in debt, finances have become a leading source of stress in the United States. Financial stress can be especially… Continue Reading
Did you know that your mood can affect your eating habits and vice versa? If you want to avoid emotional eating that leads to weight gain, it is important to understand the delicate relationship between food and mood. Understanding “Mind-less” Eating Habits It is common to crave high-calorie, unhealthy foods when you are stressed or… Continue Reading
If you want to live a longer, healthier life, you might want your provider to write a prescription for strong relationships, hugs, and plenty of social interaction. Continue Reading
Remember these 5 topics to make positive changes to the behaviors that contribute the most to your health and wellbeing. We all have areas in life that we need to improve. Take baby steps and focus on just one area at a time until you’ve learned the best way for you to make healthy choices. Continue Reading
November 16 is the American Cancer Society’s Great American Smokeout. Take time this month to formulate your quitting plan or help someone who wants to quit smoking. Since 2002, the number of former smokers has been greater than the number of current smokers. If you want to quit, you can be one of the good statistics! If you know someone who wants to quit, you can help that person become a statistic, too! Continue Reading
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month This monthly employee newsletter, plus more resources, are available 24/7 to all of our Pathways Portal online program members. Learn more about taking your entire wellness program and incentive reward system online: Pathways Portal Online Employee Wellness Management Breast cancer: In the U.S., breast cancer is the second most common… Continue Reading
Studies tell us we can improve our health now and in the future if we do this one simple thing: eat more fruits and vegetables. It’s not a gimmick or a pill. It’s not like one of those infomercials that promise to throw in something extra if we order in the next fifteen minutes. It’s real, it’s easy and it can help make us feel better today and in the future. Continue Reading
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