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Cardiovascular Health and Nutrition

Much of the impact of cardiovascular disease can be helped or hindered by the diet. Plenty of food plans exist to help improve vascular health, reduce lipids in the blood and the harmful effects that too much glucose has on the vessel wall and the liver. A few of these food plans include the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension or the DASH diet, the Mediterranean Diet, the Cardiac Diet, and a Vegetarian Diet.

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ClinicShana Tatum
Hunger, Appetite and Cravings

Many of us have felt what it’s like to be hungry, sense your appetite, or have an intense food craving. Hunger is the sensation we get when our stomachs are empty. Appetite is the desire to eat food. Cravings, well, they are something different. 

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Shana Tatum
Incorporate more COLOR into your Holidays

With the cold and flu season approaching, it is more important than ever that we pay attention to nutrients in the diet. It’s a time where we want to indulge in this treat or that one, considering we have been so good all year long. Yes, do indulge in the special tastes that the traditions bring this time of year. But also, be sure to incorporate the foods that promote health and longevity.

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ClinicShana Tatum
Thanksgiving Prep

In America, we anticipate the Thanksgiving Day celebration as soon as the season starts to turn from hot summer days to cooler fall nights. We have already started to see the Holiday decorations in stores and on screen to entice us into purchase. With the pandemic, we have changed our gathering habits over the last few years. No doubt our gratitude for all we have and those we love remains. It is likely however, that our celebrations will feel more like before but still with caution for our gatherings. Now is a perfect time to begin to think about what traditions we will continue and with what we will stay flexible.

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KitchenShana Tatum
Nutrition and Bone Health

One week in October highlights Bone and Joint Action Week. October 12- October 20, 2023. According to a report by the U.S. Bone and Joint Initiative the Burden of Musculoskeletal Disease in the United States, 54% of Americans suffer from a musculoskeletal bone or joint condition.

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Shana Tatum
Heartfelt Nutrition: Health Through Smart Food Choices

Heart-healthy eating doesn't have to be complicated or boring. By taking simple steps like incorporating plenty of fruits and vegetables, reducing sodium intake, choosing whole grains over processed foods, being mindful of added sugars, eating the right fats, and treating yourself once in a while - you can achieve a healthier lifestyle that is both nutritious and delicious! With these tips in mind, you can take action today to keep your heart healthy now and for years to come. So don't wait any longer - start living a heart-healthy lifestyle today!

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KitchenShana Tatum