Harvest for your Health. SEARHC encourages harvesting and processing of local traditional foods. Traditional foods can positively contribute to your health by decreasing blood sugar and lowering your risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Click …
Diabetes is an incurable condition that affects more than 34 million Americans by limiting their ability to transform food into energy. To educate people around the country about this disease – including the estimated 7 …
Beans are scrumptious, healthy, economical, and easy to prepare. If you’ve skipped beans before because they’re unfamiliar or you heard beans give you gas, a second look might be a pleasant surprise. Bean Basics Beans …
We all know the feeling. Open the fridge crisper drawer to grab lettuce and feel a pang of guilt after an assessment of its mushy state. Don’t feel bad. The reality of living at the …
We all know fruits and vegetables are good for our health. Eating them regularly promotes healthy digestion, hydration, energy, and mood, and they’re a key ingredient in achieving a healthy weight. However, the truth is …
We all feel low from time to time, and it’s especially common for people living in northern latitudes to feel a dip in their mood as the skies darken for the winter. Luckily, many lifestyle factors can help to boost our mood, including regular exercise, time in nature, and engaging in healthy social activities with friends and family.
Beginning in childhood, the majority of people are taught that water is important for good health. Doctors tell us we need at least eight cups of water a day to stay completely hydrated and our …
Independence Day is around the corner and now is the best time to fire up your grill to celebrate summer in Southeast the right way. As the summer harvests start rolling in for local fisherman, …
Whether it’s breakfast, lunch, snack time or dinner, cooking with your kids is a great way to involve them in your daily activities. In the process of making meals with your little ones, you also get …
In celebration of National Nutrition Month, SEARHC would like to share all the healthy food available through the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, known as the WIC program. Nationally funded by …
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