The Delta Variant: What It Means for Kansas City

The Delta Variant: What It Means for Kansas City

As the spread of COVID-19 begins to resurge, public officials have been watching closely to detect certain mutations and variants of the virus that may be more contagious than the original strand. Like most living things, viruses constantly change and adapt in order...
2021 Healthy Back-to-School Snacks Ideas

2021 Healthy Back-to-School Snacks Ideas

August is National Back to School Month and that means back to a routine! Many parents are looking for fast and easy snacks to whip up before homework, but the typical choices usually aren’t the healthiest. It can be easy to get into a routine of fast snacks, but...
The Best Healthy Tailgate Recipes KC Wellness Style

The Best Healthy Tailgate Recipes KC Wellness Style

It’s the most wonderful time of the year… football season! Living in Kansas City, being a Chiefs fan is ingrained in us. We wait all year for Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Andy Reid, but most importantly… for tailgating! What pops in your mind when you think...
Your Fall Meal-Prep Guide

Your Fall Meal-Prep Guide

The seasons are changing and it’s time to get inspired! Scrap your go-to make-ahead meals and spice things up with these fall, meal-prep-friendly recipes! According to Select Health, the benefits of meal prepping include saving time and money, managing your portion...
Healthy Thanksgiving Recipes to Gobble Up

Healthy Thanksgiving Recipes to Gobble Up

Gobble gobble gobble, there’s no need to waddle this Thanksgiving! As wonderful as Thanksgiving can be — from giving thanks to spending time with loved ones — it can also be stressful for people who are trying to reach their fitness and nutrition goals. That’s why you...
Quick and Easy Guide to Improving Heart Health

Quick and Easy Guide to Improving Heart Health

February is American Heart Month — a month focused on spreading awareness about heart disease. Did you know heart disease is the number one leading cause of death in the United States? In fact, according to the CDC, about 659,000 people in the United States die from...