If you turn to a cup of coffee or tea to get going in the morning, you aren’t alone. About 90 percent of Americans consume some form of caffeine every day. With so many of us consuming it daily, the question of if caffeine is beneficial or harmful to our health is often posed. This […]
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Diabetes affects 34.2 million US adults, 20% of which don’t know they even have it. This chronic condition affects how a person’s body turns food into energy. When food is broken down, most of becomes sugar (aka glucose) which is released into the bloodstream. As blood sugar levels rise, the pancreas is triggered to release
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Originally established in 1985, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins on October 1 and ends October 31. What began as a partnership between the pharmaceutical division of Imperial Chemical Industries and the American Cancer society quickly gained traction and has seen amazing collaboration from various sponsors including the American Academy of Family Physicians, AstraZeneca Healthcare
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WE MAKE THE HEALTHY CHOICE THE EASY CHOICE Elior North America recognizes that food is a powerful influence on health and wellness, but we know making the right food choice can be challenging for most people. Willpower and knowledge are generally not enough for most people to overcome unhealthy eating behaviors in environments that do not
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Safe Cafe is our way of telling our customers and guests that we have their health and safety in mind in everything we do. When you see the Safe Cafe sign, it means this location and its staff abide by strict standards of health and safety, as manifested by enhanced sanitation, social distancing, service modifications,
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The tomato, a nutrient-dense superfood, offers benefit to a range of bodily systems and supports healthful skin, weight loss and heart health. As the major dietary source for the oxidant, lycopene, tomatoes help reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer. They’re also a great source of vitamin C, potassium, folate and vitamin K. So
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