University of Wisconsin-Whitewater

Author Jessica Richards

How to Create a Vision Board

It is important to have fun with making a vision board and to be as specific as possible. Also, watching ‘The Secret’ on Netflix can help you get inspired.  The documentary will explain much more about how you can visualize… Continue Reading →

National Physical Fitness & Sports Month: Move More!

The evidence is clear: regular physical activity is good for everyone’s health, and people of all ages and body types can be physically active. Choose activities you enjoy and do them often! BENEFITS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY: Prevents chronic diseases, such… Continue Reading →

Stop Food Waste at Home

Food waste is a growing problem in the United States. Up to 40% of food is wasted, yet one in eight Americans struggles with having enough food on the table. By reducing food waste, you can save money, positively impact… Continue Reading →

National Frozen Food Month

When juggling a hectic schedule that may consist of school, work, and a social life, many of us struggle in finding ways to create healthful meals that are easy to prepare. When on a budget, finding those foods can be… Continue Reading →

For the Love of February

Not only is February Heart Month, it is also a month to celebrate the benefits of eating dark chocolate and the benefits of eating breakfast. Let’s start with breakfast, the most important meal of the day as we have all… Continue Reading →

Oatmeal, Soup, & Tea Month

Oatmeal, soups, and tea oh my! These three foods can bring a plethora of vitamins and minerals to your body. The best part is that they are easy to make and the recipes are endless. Let’s break them down and… Continue Reading →

New Year New You

Setting Goals for Better Health The tradition of New Year’s resolutions provides an excellent opportunity to set goals to improve your health. Identifying your top health needs and setting realistic goals are important steps to take for successful behavior change…. Continue Reading →

Healthy Holiday Eating

Although the holidays are a fun-filled, happy season, they are also associated with inevitable stress, parties, and copious amounts of cookies and candies. Many people fear added weight gain, but studies show that average American weight gain is only about… Continue Reading →

Thanksgiving Sleepy Syndrome

Every year over Thanksgiving we over eat and typically fall asleep early from being overfull, unless you are out shopping at 6pm to get your hands on a good deal. So what is it about Thanksgiving food that makes us… Continue Reading →

Vegetarian Awareness Month

October kicks off Vegetarian Awareness Month which focuses on eating a plant-based diet. There are different variations of vegetarians but each level of vegetarianism removes meat from their diet. The levels of vegetarianism are as follows: Flexitarian/Semi-Vegetarian Individuals who eat… Continue Reading →

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