Most people spend 8 to 9 hours at work so having a healthy snack or two during the workday provides the opportunity to increase energy, improve focus, and enhance productivity. Having healthy options available will decrease trips to the vending machine or cafeteria, which can save money and help you […]
Year: 2014
Five Healthy Tips for the Holidays
1) Get enough sleep. Aim for at least 7-8 hours per night. Sleep deprivation will not only increase fatigue but can lead to increased food cravings. Studies have shown lack of sleep can cause increased levels of ghrelin, a hunger hormone, and decreased levels leptin, satiety/fullness hormone. So get that […]
Slow Cooker Vegan Pumpkin Chili
This fall-inspired vegan pumpkin chili was originally created for and shared in The Ann‘s November issue back in 2014. This chili is made with simple ingredients and prepared in a slow cooker which provides you the luxury of throwing in all the ingredients, going about your day, and returning to […]
Proper Food Storage Saves Money and Reduces Waste
Food waste directly impacts the global economy, uses up valuable resources such as water, and produces greenhouse gas emissions. Proper food storage can reduce food waste, save money, and have a positive impact on the environment! Triple win. A clean, organized refrigerator makes it easy to see what you have, simplifies […]
Are you getting enough potassium?
This post was initially published January 31st, 2014 and was updated on May 10th, 2020. Did you know, for the average adult, the recommended daily intake of potassium ranges from 2,300 to 3,400 mg ? Did you also know that many American’s fall short of this amount on a daily […]