Greetings!
March is National Nutrition Month®!
During the month of March, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (AND) is increasing the public's awareness of proper nutrition. The theme for this year is "Get Your Plate in Shape." To encourage healthy eating try offering a lunch and learn, or take advantage of our cholesterol screening and incorporate a lesson on healthy diet and how it can improve cholesterol results.
For more information go to www.eatright.org/nnm/
Stay Focused and Fit!
Katherina
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Is Red Meat Dangerous? |
Are Hamburgers Bad For You?
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Walking Boosts Brain Health |
Concerned About Your Memory?
Walking approximately 6-9 miles a week is associated with increased gray matter in the brains of older adults, according to a study published in Neurology (2010; 75 [16], 1415-22) "Just by walking regularly, and so maintaining a little bit of moderate physical activity, you can reduce your likelihood of developing Alzheimer's disease and [can] spare brain tissue. Read more |
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Feeling Well Is Our Choice
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Exercise of The Month |
| Flexibility Video: 5-Minute Stretch Routine | | | | |
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Healthy Recipe |

Greek Tzatziki This recipe comes from IDEA Fitness Journal's art director, Esther Andriopulos Coit, who, if you can't guess by her name, both speaks and cooks fluent Greek! Tzatziki is a delicious, creamy and cooling salad that multitasks as a topping, a dip for pita bread or a perfect partner for savory roasted meats in the Greek tradition.
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