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By Leah Hantman
Thanksgiving is just around the corner and is a day to sit down with family and give thanks. What may have started as a celebratory tradition to honor union, relationships, abundance and wealth, in more than just a material way, has somehow translated into feasts with excessive amounts of food, wine, football and lounging!
Of course these are part of the typical American Thanksgiving…
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There are 5 small “zones” in the world where the people that live there have a close to 30-fold greater chance of living to 100 years of age than the typical American. These inhabitants have lower incidences of chronic diseases through favorable genetics as well as their diet, lifestyle, and outlook on life.
Where are these places?
Loma Linda, CA, USA
Okinawa, JAPAN
Sardinia, Italy
Ikaria,…
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Free time? Let’s face it, in college it sometimes feels like there is none. “Free time” – is a luxury that most college students use to nap, catch up with friends, or head out to the bars. While these are all fun and part of the social atmosphere on the typical campus, health and wellness gets put on the back burner. What happens when we put our health on the back burner? Simple enough- we burn out.
The residual effects of incorporating exercise and a commitment to healthy…
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