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Spring Cleaning Your Pantry

Spring Cleaning Your Pantry

Spring cleaning your pantry is a great way to welcome the new season. The clocks have sprung forward (in some parts of the country), the days are getting longer, and warmer weather is on the horizon. Meanwhile it’s time to open those windows and sweep up winter’s dust! But as you embark on spring cleaning, …

Working out at home

Working Out at Home

Working out at home is often the easiest and most convenient way to give yourself a daily dose of exercise. It requires no gym membership and there is no commuting time. Plus, you can squeeze in a workout any time, day or night! Meanwhile, experts recommend 150 minutes of exercise each week, or 30 minutes …

Why exercise is important

Why Exercise Is Important for Your Health

Why is exercise important? The reason is simple: Studies show that regular and consistent physical activity has a positive impact on both mental and physical health. In fact science has proven time and time again that moving your body on a regular basis creates long-lasting benefits. In this article we will discuss many topics including: …

Mindful eating

Mindful Eating

As Registered Dietitians, one of the top tips we give our clients for healthy living is to practice mindful eating. It’s a fairly simple shift that can really make a difference. What exactly is mindful eating? According to the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, “Mindful eating focuses on your eating experiences, body-related sensations, …

How to get motivated for exercise

How to Get Motivated for Exercise

Are you struggling to get (or stay) motivated for your exercise routine? You are not alone. This is a common theme we hear from our clients. Many people say they have made an effort to incorporate exercise time and time again, but they fail to stay consistent. Or they simply lack time, incentive or resources …

Benefits & Tips for Physical Activity for Those on the Autism Spectrum

Why is activity important for those on the autism spectrum? Individuals with autism have a higher incidence of chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease. While the reasons for these conditions are complex, contributing factors include medications, sedentary lifestyle, and dietary challenges.  Individuals on the spectrum also often have co-existing mental health conditions, sleep …