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Nutrition tips for the novice runner Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Fri, 2014-11-21 12:32 Fueling for a marathon: The body doesn’t need supplemental carbohydrates for exercise that is less than an hour long. But once runners get past that hour, supplemental calories become extremely important, Wittenberg says. The recommended calorie intake for a marathon is about 90 calories for every 40 to 50 minutes. What to eat:Read more about Nutrition tips for the novice runner

Here are five ways that pets can lend a helping paw toward living a healthier life and accomplishing New Year’s resolutions

Read more about these helpful tips to enjoy festive food and maintain healthy eating habits during the holidays

Editor’s Pick: Energy Drink Alternative, Energems Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Fri, 2014-02-28 10:39 If you’re not a fan of high-calorie energy drinks or coffee, Energems are a must-try. Developed by Boca Raton resident Brian Street, the bite-size energy and vitamin supplements are low in calories and taste like M&M’S. Available in milk chocolate, peanut butter or mint flavors, these supplements pack caffeine and B-12 vitamins. One Energem is only 15 calories. A serving of three pieces contains 45 calories total and 325.5 milligrams of a caffeine-energy blend. Just be careful not to eat more than three, or you’ll be wired into the night.Read more about Editor’s Pick: Energy Drink Alternative, Energems

Quinoa Salad Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Thu, 2015-01-29 09:06 Ingredients: 12 oz black quinoa 8 oz butternut squash 5 oz golden raisins 8 oz dry cranberries 3 oz olive oil 2 oz white balsamic 1/2 tablespoon salt 1/2 tablespoon ground black pepper 1 tablespoon of bay leaves 1.25 lbs of edamame Directions: 1. In a large pan, cook the black quinoa with water and bay leaves for 45 minutes. 2. Drain well. Let the quinoa cool. 3. Dice the butternut squash. Bring to a boil, then remove from heat and cool with ice.Read more about Quinoa Salad

Road test: Barreing it all Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Tue, 2014-06-24 03:46 THE DEAL: Pure Barre provides a total body workout that targets the areas of the body women struggle with most: seat, hips, thighs, abs and arms. West Palm Beach’s studio Owner Melissa Hirsch recommends taking classes three to four days a week and guarantees results within 10 classes. Her new client special includes 30 consecutive days of Pure Barre for $99. DRY RUN:Read more about Road test: Barreing it all

Clean cocktails, crafted with fresh, unprocessed ingredients, are popping up on drink menus all over town

No matter the activity, look good doing it.

Here are six spas with relaxing February specials you're sure to love.

Where the Sidewalk Ends
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Age-old practices steeped in the traditions of self-defense offer myriad health benefits. Here’s a look at three disciplines and how they can help you achieve your wellness goals.

Seriously. It's easier than you think. 

The Recipe Files Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Thu, 2014-11-06 12:16 Christy Denney, a mother of five and author of the local blog The Girl Who Ate Everything, dishes out two healthy meals for the week.Read more about The Recipe Files

These expert tips will help make WFH a little more comfortable.

Try these two recipes from Jules Aron's new book, "Zen and Tonic."

Organic Oasis, a 4.23-acre USDA Certified Organic farm, is bringing nourishing crops to the community in Palm City

Life lessons from a veteran nurse Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Fri, 2014-04-25 10:27 Q: What do you love most about nursing? A: I’m a “people person.” I enjoy talking and listening to people and their stories. I love to see people laugh, and one of my gifts is “clowning.” Working as an oncology nurse, I developed a sense of responsibility toward the patients, not only to provide compassionate nursing care, but also to cheer them up. I’ve dressed up to go to work on holidays, decorated their rooms, told them jokes and even danced. Q: What is the most difficult aspect of caring for people?Read more about Life lessons from a veteran nurse

Microgreens are not only good for your health, but they also add flavor and texture to everyday meals