Caffeine is a stimulant that speeds up messaging between the brain and body when it reaches the central nervous system. Millions of people all over the world consume caffeine every day to feel more alert during daily activities. Caffeine doesn’t typically pose a health problem, but it’s important to be mindful of its side effects and be ready to cut… Read More »How Much Caffeine is Too Much Caffeine?
With spring in the air you may be thinking about doing some cleaning, whether it’s packing away the winter clothes from your overfilled closet, doing a deep scrub of the house, or feeling some Feng Shui to fill your home with some springtime energy. In the rush to spring clean everything you may have forgotten yourself! Take some time to revamp your… Read More »Ways to Spring Clean Your Morning Routine
Many people have a complicated relationship with food. Some might characterize how they feel as a love-hate issue: they love eating but feel anxious, guilty, or even ashamed after indulging in something sweet or eating fried foods. Because food can evoke so many different emotions, it’s important for people to understand their relationship with food. Here are some signs a… Read More »Habits to Build a Healthy Relationship with Food
St. Patrick’s Day commemorates the patron saint of Ireland, Saint Patrick. The holiday is celebrated all over the world and is known for its festive green attire, parades and drinking. According to WalletHub, St. Patrick’s Day ranks third among the most popular drinking days. Moreover, spirit sales increase on St. Patrick’s Day by 153% compared to an average day. For… Read More »Three Non-alcoholic St. Patty’s Day Drinks
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day for kids. Children who eat a healthy breakfast are more likely to have better concentration, memory and mood throughout the day, and are less likely to snack on foods low in nutrients. It’s important to provide them with nutrient-dense options that are both delicious and easy to make. Here are two… Read More »Two Easy and Kid-friendly Healthy Breakfast Ideas
If you have a young child still in a car seat, then chances are your car seat is not properly installed. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, nearly 60 percent of all child car seats are installed or utilized incorrectly. The Farmington Hills Fire Department is Working to Reduce Injuries to Children with FREE Child Car Seat Inspections… Read More »FREE Child Car Seat Inspections: Farminton Hills
February is the month of love and what do moms love? Sleep! And if you want to treat yourself to some amazing sleep, an URVI body pillow is a great way to get on the road to better rest. A lot of women use body pillows when they are pregnant to help getting a better sleeping position and to relieve… Read More »Try the New Urvi Body Pillow for Ulitmate Sleep
Rates of feeding and eating disorders – especially among teenagers – skyrocketed during the pandemic. Calls to help lines nearly doubled. With routines disrupted and increased isolation, many individuals turned to social media and emotional eating to fill the void. Additionally, many people delayed annual physicals and other preventive health care visits. The uncertainties of 2020 built a perfect storm for eating disorders. … Read More »Disordered Eating vs. Feeding and Eating Disorders: Signs to Watch For
The health benefits of a plant-based diet have been proven by research – but what do you do if you can’t imagine going without some of your favorite foods, like burgers? Fortunately, there are delicious meatless versions, like a black bean burger. Beans are a great source of protein, fiber, iron, calcium and a slew of other nutrients. A cup… Read More »Black Bean Burgers
