A sedative lifestyle is not only boring—it’s also dangerous to your health. According to recent research, people who spend all day sitting at work are at risk for at least 35 diseases. These illnesses range from diabetes to osteoporosis to cancer. The good news is...
Recent world events have changed the way we work, exercise, and probably eat. Stretchy workout pants have taken the place of work attire lately so maybe it is time to reign in the working-from-home snacking! This thought could lead to crash dieting as we begin to...
I typically read many publications that relate to health and well-being. In a recent article, a woman emphasized her continued quest to find the time for fitness each and every day. It was then noted that her ailing sister told her to seek fitness, proper nutrition,...
The balance between your personal life and work life is a never-ending compromise! In taking time away from the office last week, I have come to realize that many office workers do not schedule time off EVER. As we all know, planned time off helps to reduce stress,...
A Washington Post article stated “…Work is a marathon, it’s not a sprint. You really have to be there for a long period of time and to do that, you have to take care of yourself.” What are the options for this? Mobile chair massage, yoga, and nutritional...
January, February, and March can be pretty rough months; the after-Christmas slump, cold weather, pre-spring, less sunshine, and the season where every other person seems to have the sniffles and/or coughing fits. The last thing that you want is to be infected and...
