Being prepared before heading to the store is the best way to make sure you stick to your grocery shopping budget. Prince George. Please connect to Wi-Fi to download this book. The less processed foods are also often sold in larger quantities, and yield more servings per package. If the weather is warm and the… Read More »
Now that some lockdown restrictions have been lifted and we’re able to get out and about more, you may be thinking about showing off more skin as the weather brightens up again. But if you’re worried that weeks of comfort eating and sitting around has had a negative affect on your body, then here’s what… Read More »
As I woke up this morning, my phone screen illuminated with an unread message from “Maybe: Joe”—my most recent Tinder match who loves “spicy water” (…seltzer), lives about seven miles away, and has a beard that reaffirms my affinity for men who look like lumberjacks. We transitioned our convo to texting last night under the… Read More »
A Nebraska farmer had his own “127 Hours” moment when he became stuck in a piece of equipment — and sawed off his own leg with a pocketknife to escape. Kurt Kaser, 63, said he was moving crops on his farm in Pender last month when he stepped into a corn hopper and got stuck… Read More »
Insurance is equally essential for businesses and consumers. They need the best cover to protect their family members from different troubles. With current reforms in health care policy, several Americans feel strain they have to pay their insurance premiums. Several families consistently struggle to manage the prices of skyrocketing insurance. It doesn’t mean to ignore… Read More »
Aussies are the world’s number one consumers of meat, but scientists warn our love affair with beef is killing us, and the planet. An international team of experts has put lower meat consumption at the heart of a “planetary health diet” to stave off catastrophic damage to the environment. The findings from the EAT-Lancet Commission warn the… Read More »
The NHS advises women between the ages of 25-49 to have a cervical smear test every three years, but many avoid doing so because of fear or embarrassment. The test checks the health of cells in the cervix. Detecting abnormal cells early, and having appropriate treatment, can help prevent cervical cancer. Women aged 50-64 are… Read More »