[ad_1] Put beets in salads, drink them in green juice, or turn them into hummus. Beyond just roasting these root vegetables, you’ll want to get creative when you discover their many health-boosting properties. “There are quite a few reasons to include beets in your diet, from helping lower blood pressure and increasing oxygen, to providing ...

[ad_1] Branding is an underrated aspect of investing. Most non-pharmaceutical and technology products (for example, many consumer goods) are easy to copy. However, some of the most successful brands belong to these consumer brands that consumers love and remain loyal anyway. fashion brands and retailers rotation group (RVLV -1.18%) It could be the next shining ...

[ad_1] Participants at Angels Harbor, a faith-based treatment facility in Vincent, participated in the 3rd Annual Recovery Walk to show support and raise awareness of recovery. (Photo by James Dobbs) Supporters, people in recovery and behavioral health providers gathered at East Muskingham Park on Saturday for the 3rd Annual Recovery Walk. ...

[ad_1] Supporters, people in recovery, and event organizers walk down Front Street on Saturday during the 3rd Annual Recovery Walk in Marietta. (Photo by James Dobbs) Supporters, recovering people and event organizers walk down Front Street on Saturday at the 3rd Annual Recovery Walk in Marietta. (Photo by James Dobbs) David ...

[ad_1] Studies show that staying active is a good way to keep your heart strong and reduce your chances of developing heart disease. Prioritize your mental health. Various types of exercise, such as walking, can keep your heart in top shape. We spoke with experts to determine the best exercises to do to stay fit. ...

[ad_1] Make sure your houseplants are free of disease and pests before bringing them indoors. (Seasonal greenhouse and nursery) With the weather finally getting cooler, many of you may be thinking about bringing houseplants back indoors for the winter. It’s a great way to keep going, but there are a few steps you need to ...

[ad_1] Mark McCroskey, Vice President of Systems Operations for Northeastern Health System, was recently appointed to the Oklahoma Board of Health by Governor Kevin Stitt. This nine-person committee is charged with protecting and promoting the health of Oklahomans by preventing illness and injury and ensuring conditions in which Oklahomans can remain healthy. McCroskey’s more than ...