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Blue Zones are parts of the world where people live healthy, plentiful lives well into their 100 years. The people in these Blue Zones generally live balanced, slower pace lifestyles and value human connection over status and money. We can take these lessons and try to live healthier lives. Here are a few tips from the Blue Zones: 1. Incorporate Exercise into Daily Life: Exercise does not have to happen at the gym or on a machine. We can find many ways to get active and incorporate it into our busy lives. Try walking to work or take the stairs instead of the elevator. Also try to find things you enjoy doing, so it does feel like a chore. Get out and play tennis, complete that weeding project
Blue Zones are parts of the world where people live healthy, plentiful lives well into their 100 years. The people in these Blue Zones generally live balanced, slower pace lifestyles and value human connection over status and money. We can take these lessons and try to live healthier lives. Here are a few tips from the Blue Zones: 1. Incorporate Exercise into Daily Life: Exercise does not have to happen at the gym or on a machine. We can find many ways to get active and incorporate it into our busy lives. Try walking to work or take the stairs instead of the elevator. Also try to find things you enjoy doing, so it does feel like a chore. Get out and play tennis, complete that weeding project
Nothing is better than grilling on the 4th of July with friends and family. Try these healthy grilling recipes this 4th of July to keep everyone eating right and on track 1. Grilled Corn on the Cob: This is a classic for the 4th but try this variation. Using fresh corn in the husk, pull back a little bit of the husk to expose the corn. Drizzle olive oil on the corm and try to let it roll down in the husk. Place a little salt and pepper to taste. Pull the husk back up and place in tin foil. Place it on the grill for 10-15 minutes, until corn is soft. Unwrap the tin foil, cut the end of the husk off, and let the corn slip out of the husk. Serve warm! 2. Grilled Romaine Lettuce: Aft
