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Time Out

Melinda Hines
As a working mom, some days I think there just isn’t enough time to get everything done. It’s so easy to lose sight of the importance of taking care of yourself and your relationships. So what can you do to manage stress and relax, even for just a little bit, every day? Try these ideas and give yourself a time out today—from special moments alone, to time with your family or friends, and even developing your faith—you deserve it!

Organic 101

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Take a stroll through your grocery store’s produce section and you will probably see the word “organic” prominently displayed on signs and labels. If you’re like me, you know that organic food is supposedly better for you and for the environment, but you might not know why. You also might wonder what the different uses of the word “organic” on food labels mean and whether these terms are simply ploys to seduce you into paying higher prices for essentially equivalent products. If this is you, you might benefit from a crash course in organic food.

Exercise at Home

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Exercise at Home
Being healthy depends a lot on exercise. If you’re not being physically active, you’re not burning many calories. Maybe you haven’t worked out in a while, or maybe you don’t have the time or money to join and go to a gym. Well, don’t worry. Here are some exercises you can do at home without any special equipment. These exercises were given to us by two local trainers: Jill Guerber, a personal trainer at Main Street Gym in Midlothian and Daniel Ortiz, an elite personal fitness professional based out of Waxahachie. After doing these exercises for two weeks, try bumping it up a bit by doing two sets of each move.  Increase your set number after two more weeks. Please consult your doctor before starting any new fitness routines.


Cut Stress Out

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When was the last time you read a magazine article that gave you tips on how to de-stress and relax? And when was the last time you actually had time to use those tips? Everyone knows that to manage stress and maintain a healthy lifestyle, you should set aside time to unwind, eat nutritious meals, exercise regularly, sleep eight hours per night, spend time with friends, and balance work, community, and family activities.

Seeing Red

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While there are still a few cool days left before the sweltering heat of the Texas summer sets in, choose something rich to drink to keep you warm. Red wine pairs well with heavier, flavorful foods, comes in a variety of types and, as an added bonus, is good for your health. There are many different kinds of red wine, but here are the nine types that are the most common.

 


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