Category Archives: Wellness

Watch the Woes of Winter

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Winter is not only the cold and flu season, but now that there’s Covid, there’s all the more reason to stay well.

All the the advice pertaining to Covid helps to stop the spread of colds and the flu as well.
Frequent hand washing for a minimum of 20 seconds with soap and running water.

Sanitizing areas where multiple people congregate such as break rooms or the elevator.
Keep your distance if you can.

Stay properly hydrated and maintain a healthy diet.

Exercising consistently is a well-known boost to the immune system.

And bundle up so that you can get outside and enjoy the fresh air as much as you can.

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The Health Benefits of Peaches

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Peaches are linked to better eye health and cardiovascular performance. Peaches contain no fat but an abundance of fiber which helps with weight loss. Peaches are rich in vitamins and are thought to prevent hair loss.

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Exercise is the Most Effective Preventative Strategy to Fight Chronic Conditions

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Heart disease, stroke, diabetes and dementia can all be made less devastating by getting your heart rate up.
 
Use a device to remind you to get up and stand or take a walk. Your smartphone has a timer, a fitness band will remind you of how many steps you took during the day. Use whatever means you need to break the cycle of sedentary behavior and get moving.
 
Exercise will help you be a healthier, stronger, and longer-surviving version of yourself.
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Stretching Mistakes

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We should be stretching to stay limber and flexible, but if we stretch in a way that overstresses muscles or tendons, we can cause strains or even sprains while stretching.
Not all injuries come as a result of a single, bad stretch, either. Repetitive stretching that’s improperly done can cause injury over time.
Ideally, we should not wait until an injury occurs to begin stretching to relieve the pain or regain mobility. We should stretch every day.
As we age, we begin to lose flexibility and range of motion, especially in the shoulders and low back, which can then lead to other mobility issues.
Fortunately, age-related loss of flexibility can be reversed with a daily stretching program.

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