Posts about Singles (21)

By guest financial blogger and Medi-Share member, Bob Lotich

By Laura Bollinger, Registered Dietitian with Christian Care Ministry It’s early in the morning. The air is brisk and there is a hum of people talking excitedly. With nervous energy abounding, laces are tightened and double knotted, hydration packs and energy bars are checked, watches beep, and playlists start. There is an electric energy buzzing through the crowd and everyone is hoping for one last bathroom break.

By Laura Bollinger, Christian Care Ministry Registered Dietitian This week is National Public Health Week (NPHW) and the theme for 2018 is “Changing Our Future Together”. The goal of NPHW is to make the United States the healthiest nation by 2030. This is a big goal and as the saying goes “it takes a village,” but in this case it will take the whole nation.

March is National Nutrition Month (NNM). As a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN), this is my favorite month of the year. It is a time that nearly everyone is talking about nutrition; not just food, but NUTRITION. It is a time to talk about the direct impact foods such as vegetables, fruits, and legumes have on our health.

By Ashley Thompson As a young girl, I fell in love with the world of competitive cheerleading. I got my first folding mats when I was 9 and from then on, any free time I had was spent flipping (or mostly just crashing) in the backyard. I remember being frustrated when my mom would call me in for dinner and when the sun would go down, because all I wanted to do was tumble.

By guest financial blogger, Jason Cabler

by Michael DiMuccio

By CCM Medical Director, Dr. Alesia Greene While electronic cigarettes and vaping made a big impact on the American market in 2007, the idea of electronic cigarettes has been around since the 1960s. Its popularity has sky-rocketed as more restrictions on smoking in public places and known negative effects of tobacco have been accepted, but is it really different than traditional tobacco?