Category: health
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Be Well Wednesday: Natural Remedy for Respiratory Diseases

God wants us to be proactive with our health. The herbs and foods He created are for prevention and for healing. We can trust God’s remedies because He truly cares for us.
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Loving & Caring for Others Sometimes Looks Like a Bowl of Soup
Many times when we think of showing care and love, our minds go to what we can purchase or whether we have enough money. I know because I’ve thought that way too.
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Be Well Wednesday-Aluminum: Is It Worth Your Health? An Appeal to Awareness and Stewardship
We may not be able to safeguard ourselves from everything that could harm us but we can limit exposure by being intentional and choosing caution.
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Get Serious About Your Wellness Journey—for Real
Talk is not enough. Change comes when we get practical, intentional, and honest about our habits. Wellness is your friend (Jesus first, of course).
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Be Well Wednesday: Eight Natural Remedies for a Better Life
What I’m sharing today has no catch. No subscription. No gimmick. No quick fix. Just truth, rooted in God’s Word, offered freely by the One who created us.
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Be Well Wednesday: Why Are Beets So Intensely Red? — Beautiful Beets
They may stain if not handled properly, but they are mighty and can have a major positive impact on your health. Beets are a must-have!
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Be Well Wednesday: Oils or No Oils — Do This Instead of That
Too much oil, even “healthy” oils, can compromise this lining..
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Be Well Wednesday: Family Favorite Breakfast Bowls

Breakfast is not just a meal but a way to honor God first for the body He entrusted us with, and our bodies that have been waiting to be nourished.
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Be Well Wednesday: Breathe Right to Not Feel Tight

Sometimes life gets heavy. We get frustrated, anxious, even angry. And while those feelings are real, they aren’t always good for our bodies or our peace. But what if we learned to simply… breathe? Inhale. Exhale. The right way. How different would our response be if we paused long enough to let our breath settle…
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What I Learned at Church About PAD — And Why It Matters”

Protect your heart better by learning about Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD). Sometimes a cramp can mean so much more.
