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Turkey Trots
One of the best ways to celebrate Thanksgiving is by getting active with your family and friends. Turkey Trots can be a great way to get out before the big meal. Take a look at the below options for getting moving on Turkey Day or make up your own tradition (some suggestions: a neighborhood walk […]
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Play It Safe: Flu Season 2021
First, what actually is the flu? The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses that infect your nose, throat, and lungs. It can lead mild to severe illness and, at times, even lead to death. How do we stop it? One great option is the flu vaccine. It’s recommended that everyone 6 […]
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Four Sweet Ways to Donate Left-Over Halloween Candy This Year
Halloween is a blast, but when it’s all said and done, there can be too much of a good thing, particularly when it comes to candy. Instead of eating all or letting it go to waste, this year, show your kids a different kind of treat, the feeling of helping others. Halloween Candy Buy Back […]
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Farmer’s Market Tips & Tricks
Check out these tips to get the most out of the farmer’s market this season! For readers who live in Boulder, the farmer’s markets are help Wednesdays and Saturdays on 13th Street between Canyon and Arapahoe. The Saturday market is up and running at is from 8am – 2pm each week. The Wednesday market will […]
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Fireworks Safety 2021
Independence Day is a great time of year for celebrations but every year. thousands of people are injured in fireworks accidents, including fires, burns and eye injuries. The National Safety Council and the National Fire Protection Association recommend people avoid using consumer fireworks but because of so many closures, we anticipate that many people […]
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Chia Seeds for Health
These tiny black seeds were eaten frequently in Ancient Aztec and Mayan cultures. In fact, “chia” is the ancient Mayan word for strength. This is likely because these tiny seeds pack in big health and energy benefits. First off, they’re high in fiber, which means they’ll help you feel full sooner and for longer. They […]
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The Occasional Red Wine
The Benefits of Red Wine The ancient Egyptians and Greeks considered wine to be “good for health” and used it as a form of medicine. Today, we are certain that the skin and seeds of grapes may have cancer-fighting properties. The red and purple grapes contain more resveratrol than green grapes. Resveratrol is an antioxidant […]
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Eat Quinoa
Not only is quinoa tasty and good in a variety of dishes from a breakfast quinoa “oatmeal” to a great salad topper, but it is one of few plant-based complete proteins, containing all nine essential amino acids, making it a Foundation Health food favorite. Add this to the list as one of our favorite healthy […]
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The Mediterranean Diet: Eat to Your Heart’s Content
Because February is National Heart Disease Awareness Month, we want to build awareness about some slight habit changes that can improve your heart health. The Mediterranean diet has proven heart and general health benefits. By incorporating small changes into your daily food routines, the Mediterranean diet helps cut out unhealthy fats, sweets, and processed foods; […]
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