Calcium

Milk, Yogurt, and Cheese

Calcium; We all need it to keep our bones strong and healthy, to aid muscle and nerve function, and to keep our hearts healthy. In addition, children need it for bone and muscle development. However, nearly 30% of men and 60% of women don’t get enough from their diets.    Risks of Not Getting Enough When…

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Forest Bathing and Therapy

The Social and Health Research Center

Forest Bathing/Therapy: The Benefits of the Outdoors on Mental Health Ever wonder why you see a boost in your mood after taking a walk outside or spending time at the park?  Many studies have explored the effects of forests and other natural spaces on people’s mental and physical well-being. Although exercising comes with its own…

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Meal Prep: What A Lifestyle Coach Eats in a Week

The Social and Health Research Center

Both of our Lifestyle Coaches are avid Meal Prep Queens. But, what exactly does that look like, and how much does it cost?! This week Bonnie is going to walk us through her process on planning a meal prep for her and her SO. Step 1: Take Inventory & Pick a Recipe I always like…

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Music and Your Brain

The Social and Health Research Center

Do you ever notice how you get the urge to get up and feel the groove when a particularly upbeat and happy song comes on? Well turns out, that’s a very normal and scientifically backed response to music. According to John Hopkins Medicine and Harvard Health research, regularly listening to any genre of music has…

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Buddha Bowl

The Social and Health Research Center

Make your own Buddha Bowl  Buddha bowls, also known as nourish bowls, are a great way to combine all of the important nutrients necessary for a healthy meal/lifestyle and to explore your creative side in the kitchen. Traditionally, these bowls are plant-based, meaning that most, if not all ingredients do not include animal products.   In order to assemble…

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Fiber and Diabetes

The Social and Health Research Center

Fiber can help control your blood sugars, clean out your GI tract, and keep you fuller longer. Most adults need around 25 grams per day! Are you getting enough fiber?! Are you getting enough Fiber? One of the easiest ways to get fiber into your diet is to 1) make sure you are making half…

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Diabetes and Obesity Prevention

The Social and Health Research Center

The SAHRC’s Diabetes Prevention Program is a CDC-accredited yearlong healthy lifestyle journey facilitated by a certified lifestyle coach who teaches concepts related to physical activity, coping mechanisms, healthy eating, and stress management.

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Cooking Class – 12/16/21

The Social and Health Research Center

Join the SAHRC for our first-ever cooking class! We will show you how to prepare a healthy meal that you can make at home on a budget and provide dinner to each participant! This week, coaches will be demonstrating how to make Chicken and Vegetable Curry with Cauliflower Rice! YUM! Call 210-533-8886 or email [email protected]

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