This easy 3-ingredient Watermelon Sorbet is a cool and refreshing, low-calorie dessert for summer. It only takes a few minutes of hands-on time because it…Read More
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Whole Wheat Crepes
These whole-wheat crepes are so easy to make at home and can be filled with a wide variety of sweet or savory fillings. They are…Read More
Roasted Broccoli with Garlic and Almonds
If you have never made roasted broccoli before, then you have to try this recipe! It is so easy to make for a healthy side…Read More
Infertility and health with Elizabeth King
Infertility and health, including sperm health. It’s no longer just about female health and egg health but if we aren’t addressing the mans health then that could be a big missing health piece for improving fertility. The good news it that men can pretty quickly improve the health of their sperm. Take a listen to my conversation about improving fertility…
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Gift Ideas For Someone Who Likes To Cook
Are you are making your list, and checking it twice? My guess is you’re here because you have someone in your life who likes to…Read More
Vegetarian Burrito Bowls
These one-pot Vegetarian Burrito Bowls are quick, easy, healthy and most importantly absolutely delicious! They are vegetarian, as well as gluten-free. They are made in…Read More
It’s Not OK To Ask Why Someone Is Getting The Vaccine
As someone with an autoimmune disorder, asthma and a whole host of other chronic illnesses and disabilities, I’ve barely left the house in almost a year, apart from to walk my dog. So when news of the vaccines broke, I was relieved that I might finally, one day get to hug my family again. The […]
How to care for someone with dementia – a helpful guide
written by Kate Wyver When a loved one develops dementia the prospect of being a carer can be daunting. Jan Hall reveals how to care for someone with dementia, while also caring for yourself, in her new book Dementia Essentials A staggering one in three people over the age of 65 will develop Alzheimer’s or […]
Suicide prevention: how to help someone who is suicidal
For Suicide Prevention Day, founder of the Suicide Crisis Centre Joy Hibbins writes exclusively for Healthista on how to help someone who is suicidal Suicide is a significant public health issue that isn’t going away any time soon, with more than one in 20 people attempting suicide at some point in their lives. Each year, […]
What It’s Like to Be a Caretaker for Someone Who Has No Idea Coronavirus Exists
Coronavirus makes life more complicated for people who already facing difficult challenges—and those who take care of them. I am the youngest daughter in my family, but I had the shared responsibility of taking care of my older sibling for nearly my entire life. Simone, who is now 30, was diagnosed as a toddler with […]
If You Or Someone You Know Is Being Mistreated Behind Closed Doors, Here’s What To Do
The National Lockdown has had a huge impact on the number of reported domestic violence cases in South Africa. Back in 2018, a report by the UNDOC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime) found that almost six out of 10 women intentionally killed are murdered by an intimate partner or family member. Now the […]
What To Do If You Live With Someone Who May Have Coronavirus
If you live with someone, your immediate concerns about coronavirus double: You worry that you may get the virus, but you also worry about your partner, kids or roommate. What should you do if they’re exhibiting signs of COVID-19, the disease caused by coronavirus? For starters, if they’re exhibiting mild symptoms, prepare to weather the […]
If You’re Waiting for Someone to Tell You What To Do to Flatten the Curve, Here It Is
How to practice social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic, by Tanya Basu and Karen Hao in MIT Technology Review, published March 13: A ton of just extremely practical tips, from how to safely handle packages to how to shop for groceries. The Do’s and Don’ts of Social Distancing, by Kaitlyn Tiffany in The Atlantic, published […]
Here’s How You Can Really Help Someone Who Is In The Hospital
jacoblund via Getty ImagesThere are ways you can support someone who is a patient in the hospital without adding to their overall stress. With over 35 million hospital stays in the United States each year, chances are someone important to you may wind up in one. And whether it’s due to a temporary injury or […]
No, You Shouldn’t Call Someone ‘Crazy.’ But Do We Have to Ban the Word Entirely?
As someone who deals with depression, anxiety, multiple eating disorders, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Erin M. is no stranger to the word “crazy.” Others have often directed the word at her in hurtful and derogatory ways—a common experience among many people living with mental illnesses. “One [experience] that stands out was after a suicide […]