How to beat the January Blues?

January Blues and feeling down in the dumps could be the lack of sunlight and Vitamin D.Here are a few tips from my weekly interview with Marilyn Wetston From A Women’s Perspective onZoomer Radio AM740.

January Blues and feeling down in the dumps could be the lack of sunlight and Vitamin D.Here are a few tips from my weekly interview with Marilyn Wetston From A Women’s Perspective onZoomer Radio AM740.

Eat lots of vegs, strength train. Consume enough protein. Eat high-calcium foods. Get plenty of Vitamin D and Vitamin K. Maintain a Stable, Healthy Weight. Avoid low-calorie diets. Too much coffee. More #HealthyAging #zoomerradio @marilynwetston #bonehealth


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Approximately 4,100 Canadians await a lifesaving organ transplant. Each year hundreds of Canadians die waiting. 90 percent of Canadians say they support organ donation, yet only 32 percent have actually registered their decision It is not easy to have the conversation. Learn…


An interview with Authority Magazine


Your child may already have received a meningitis vaccine when they were younger. But that doesn’t mean they are protected against Meningitis B. The meningitis vaccine most people receive covers meningitis groups ACWY but not B. The vaccine was not…