Recent headlines about the Cyclospora outbreak linked to fresh produce may have you wondering if it's still safe to eat fruits and vegetables. The answer is yes. Produce remains an important part of a healthy diet. The key is staying informed and practicing good...
Wellness
Shake Off Winter: Naturally Supporting Your Immune System This Spring
Winter often means less sunlight, fresh air, and more bouts of cold, dryness, and inflammation. As we shake off hibernation and head into spring, it's worth revisiting your routine to find simple ways to support your immune system – using ingredients you likely...
Bone Health 101
We don’t often think about our bones until something goes wrong, but they’re working hard for us every day! Many of us associate strong bones with childhood or aging, but the truth is, taking care of our bones is a lifelong commitment. Bone health is especially...
Creative Ways to Drink More Water
Water is easy and accessible — so why do some of us struggle with getting in enough each day? Many reasons! Some dislike the taste or prefer something with a flavor, others don’t have a strong sense of thirst. Patients on certain medications may struggle with taste...
Navigating Body Image Challenges and Cancer Follow-Up Q&A
Dr. Roseanne Gichuru and Dr. Monique Gary joined us to discuss the topic of body image challenges during and after cancer treatment. These are their answers to your follow-up questions: "Do doctors still shy away from estrogen based creams for the dryness? My...
February is American Heart Month
February is American Heart Month so it’s a great time to highlight the importance of keeping ourselves and our “ticker” healthy! What does “heart health” mean? Heart health, or cardiovascular health, refers to the heart and blood vessels. It includes a group of...
Beat The Heat! Nutrition Tips for Summer
As the temperatures climb, it’s crucial to find ways to stay cool and nourished during the scorching late-summer months. Focusing on nutrition year-round aids in maintaining overall health, managing treatment-related side effects, and supporting the body's everyday...
Cancer and Fatigue: Focus on Hydration
If you are one of the many cancer patients who report feeling fatigued, you’re not alone. According to the National Cancer Institute, it is the most common side effect of cancer treatment with 80% of patients reporting fatigue while receiving chemotherapy or...
Body Kindness
Leading a healthy lifestyle is not all about food and physical activity. Emotional health is just as important. This can mean taking care of our body in other ways such as managing stress, balancing work/home life and personal time, staying positive,...
Finding Balance with Reiki
Reiki is a Japanese healing technique that promotes relaxation, reduces stress, and can relieve pain.
If you are curious about trying Reiki and incorporating it into your personalized plan, keep reading to learn more about this unique and gentle practice from one of our trusted providers.
Six ways counseling can help when you have been diagnosed with cancer
When you have received a cancer diagnosis, you have not only a physical problem to solve, but likely an emotional one as well. It is common to experience feelings of shock, anger, and overwhelm, as well as clinically diagnosable disorders like depression and anxiety....
Breast Cancer and Bone Health: How Exercise Can Offset Our Risk
Breast cancer treatments can lead to a host of other health issues. Among these is the loss of bone density, leaving us at risk for frailty and bone breaks. Fortunately, exercise – especially weight-bearing exercise – helps us build stronger bones. *Please talk...












