STRIVE 2 Survive starts in 3 weeks!

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Fall into fitness and take control of your health. Join us for STRIVE 2 Survive, our 12-week health and wellness program beginning September 12th!

The two main components of STRIVE 2 Survive include diet & exercise.

12 Week Wellness Program

6 Lectures: every other Tuesday @ 5:30-6:30pm.

All Lectures at the County Fair Banquet Hall

September 12: “Healthy Eating Made Easy” Kelsey Raml, MS, RD, LN

September 26: “Exercise for the Health of It” Dr. Dan Reiffenberger & Dr. Torness

October10: “Your Equation to Success” Dr. Jon McAreavey

October 24: A Walk thru the Wellness Wheel” Dr. Clark Likness“

November 7: “Medications…to do or not to do” Deidra VanGilder, PharmD

November 21: “Making Health a Way of Life” STRIVE Team

6 Take Home Lessons: sent to you during the weeks we don’t meet. Topics are focused on wellness.

Evaluations

  • Lab Work: lipid & glucose labs: beginning and end of program
  • Body Composition Testing : beginning and end of program
  • Weekly Weigh Ins

Cost: $130 includes lab work, body composition tests, lectures, lessons, and Strive 2 Survive t-shirt

STRIVE 2 Survive applies to all who have a heartbeat…adolescents to the elderly!!

Contact us NOW to get enrolled!

For more information and to sign up, contact:

886-8482 or email strive2survive@brownclinic.org Visit our wellness blog at: www.s2sbrownclinic.com

Breakfast of Champions

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With school getting started it can be a difficult transition for kids on many different levels. One of the hardest aspects of going back to school is getting up in the morning. With young kids getting out of bed can be hard and getting them into the car to get to school on time is even harder. However, just because you might be short on time it is essential that kids get a healthy and nutritious breakfast. When kids eat breakfast in the morning it is setting them up for success throughout the rest of the school day. With their little tummies full they will be able to focus on learning and have the energy to get through until lunch. Here are some simple ideas that are quick for those morning when you are running late to ensure you set your kids up for success.

¨ Piece of toast with peanut butter and milk

¨ Low-fat yogurt with some fresh or dried fruit or granola

¨ Apple slices and peanut butter

¨ Cheese stick and cup of fresh fruit or 100% fruit juice

¨ Oatmeal with nuts or fruit

¨ Fiber rich cereal and milk

¨ Granola bar with dried fruit or nuts in it

-Written by Elizabeth Honner, SDSU Dietetic Student

Fall STRIVE 2 Survive Starts September 12th!

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Jumpstart your wellness and take control of your health. Join us for STRIVE 2 Survive, our 12-week health and wellness program beginning September 12th!

The two main components of STRIVE 2 Survive include diet & exercise.

12 Week Wellness Program

6 Lectures: every other Tuesday @ 5:30-6:30pm.

All Lectures at the County Fair Banquet Hall

September 12: “Healthy Eating Made Easy” Kelsey Raml, MS, RD, LN

September 26: “Exercise for the Health of It” Dr. Dan Reiffenberger & Dr. Torness

October10: “Your Equation to Success” Dr. Jon McAreavey

October 24: A Walk thru the Wellness Wheel” Dr. Clark Likness“

November 7: “Medications…to do or not to do” Deidra VanGilder, PharmD

November 21: “Making Health a Way of Life” STRIVE Team

6 Take Home Lessons: sent to you during the weeks we don’t meet. Topics are focused on wellness.

Evaluations

  • Lab Work: lipid & glucose labs: beginning and end of program
  • Body Composition Testing : beginning and end of program
  • Weekly Weigh Ins

Cost: $130 includes lab work, body composition tests, lectures, lessons, and Strive 2 Survive t-shirt

STRIVE 2 Survive applies to all who have a heartbeat…adolescents to the elderly!!

Contact us NOW to get enrolled!

For more information and to sign up, contact:

886-8482 or email strive2survive@brownclinic.org Visit our wellness blog at: www.s2sbrownclinic.com

Great Article on Hot Topics: clean eating, organic, and GMO

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I shared this on our Facebook page, but thought I’d post here on our site too for those who don’t have Facebook. I came across a great article about the hot topics of “clean eating,” GMOs, and organic foods. I couldn’t have said it better myself….take a read if you’re interested in this topic! I included a few of my favorite parts from the article below.  https://tonic.vice.com/en_us/article/zmvwb4/eating-clean-wont-make-you-any-healthier?utm_source=vicefbus

-Kelsey

“Meanwhile, after years of research, GMOs are agreed to not only be safe, but in many cases also more nutritious than their non-GMO counterparts, D’Orazio says. Not only has no one ever died from eating a GMO, but GMO crops are in fact a tool that can help save many of the 3.1-million children who die of malnutrition each year. “

“At the end of the day, weight loss, gain, or maintenance is calories in, calories out,” Lowe says. Years of scientific research agrees. “Claiming something like a non-GMO or organic food will help you lose more weight is like me saying ‘what’s the alignment of the stars, and which alignment are you born under, and then I’ll tell you whether you can lose weight or not,'” Lowe says.”

IBS Support Group

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IBS Support Group Meeting Notice

A support group for people with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) will hold a meeting on Wednesday, July 26th at 6:30pm in the west conference room at Prairie Lakes Hospital.

The group works to educate those who are living with IBS and to increase awareness of the disorder. IBS is a functional bowel disorder characterized by recurrent abdominal pain and diarrhea, constipation, or a combination of both. There is no cure for IBS.

The support group was formed a year ago. It focuses on sharing experiences and discussing symptom management. The July 26 meeting will include a discussion of diet, exercise, stress management, and medications to treat and manage IBS symptoms.

There is no cost to attend. Everyone is welcome!

To learn more contact Bruce Ford at 880-5213.