Wellness Wake Up Call

Have you heard that encouraging more physical activity can support better academic performance among students? It’s true! Allocating time during the school day for recess, physical education, or even short movement breaks integrated into lessons can significantly boost students’ academic...

As a new school year begins, help the children in your life succeed by fueling them with nutritious, brain-boosting foods. 

Summer sunshine can do wonders for your mood—but your skin needs a little extra care during the warmer months. Between sun exposure, sweat, and outdoor activities, your skin works hard all summer long. Keep your skin healthy with the following skincare habits. 

Summer in the Midwest brings sunshine, green landscapes, and plenty of outdoor fun—but it also comes with a few health and safety risks to keep in mind. Whether you're spending time on the water, at the park, or in your backyard, here are some essential tips to enjoy the season safely.

Summer is in full swing with barbeques and picnics galore! Make sure you keep your food safe with these four tips in the hot weather.

This month, we’re sharing important summer safety tips, starting with grilling safety. 

Did you know, on average, over 22,000 people visit the emergency room yearly due to grill-related injuries? Additionally, gas grills are responsible for an average of over 9,000 home fires...

Pigmented phytochemicals—natural compounds responsible for the vibrant colors in fruits and vegetables—offer significant health benefits. Learn more about them and how they can support your overall well-being.

Fresh, frozen, and canned fruits and vegetables can all fit into a healthy diet and provide the nutrients your body needs. This week, incorporate these 3 shopping tips so you can enjoy fresh and affordable meals.

This week, check out what’s in season by visiting your local farmer’s market. Try a new variety or a new way of preparing an old favorite! 

June is Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Month. The USDA recommends adults consume 2 cups of fruit per day and 2 ½ cups of vegetables per day. Remember the 5 S's when reaching your fruit and vegetable goals!