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H.735/S.392 An Act To Promote Food Literacy

H.735/S.392 An Act to Promote Food Literacy

HD.2100 / SD.1235 An Act to promote food literacy will support the Department of Secondary and Elementary (DESE) schools to create food literacy standards for students to learn about topics such as nutrition, food production, the connection between the environment and the food system, develop culinary skills, and learn about careers in the food system.
Basic Healing Guidelines: Understanding What It Truly Means To “Detox”

Basic Healing Guidelines: Understanding What it Truly Means to “Detox”

Health is far more than the mere absence of disease. It is an active, ongoing pursuit that requires daily attention and conscious effort. The human body is an extraordinary, self-regulating system capable of correcting imbalances and addressing pathologies—if it’s provided with the right conditions, support, and time.
Life Span Vs. Health Span: What’s The Difference?

Life Span vs. Health Span: What’s the Difference?

When we talk about aging, two terms often come up: life span and health span. While they may sound similar, they represent distinct concepts that are essential for understanding the quality and longevity of our lives. Let’s dive into the differences between these two terms, their implications for health and wellness, and how we can strive to maximize both.
BioBlog: Building A Healthy Child

BioBlog: Building a Healthy Child

Did you know that food allergies in children have increased by 50 percent over the last decade? It’s true. According to Food Allergy Research and Education, 1 in 13 children has a food allergy, which can lead to chronic diseases later in life.
BioBlog: Did You Know Blood And Cells Gossip?

BioBlog: Did You Know Blood and Cells Gossip?

Throughout the history of medicine, blood has been extracted, examined, and tested as a barometer of health. The main difference between a medical blood test and Live Blood Analysis lies in the process and purpose of the test.
BioBlog: Keep The Long View And Maintain Health For Life

BioBlog: Keep the Long View and Maintain Health for Life

The hardest part to fathom is that losing weight isn’t about a pill you’re not taking or the diet you couldn't follow through with. Your body’s composition is a reflection of your values and more generally your identity. If you want to lose weight for long periods of time, you have to become a different person.

The Food System

The Food System is a fragile structure, each piece relying on multiple parts and interdependent relationships. While many of these relationships and features are mostly hidden from our view, food,…

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