Mixed reality game developed at UGA may help kids become more active
Mixed reality gaming may be the motivation kids need to stay active, according to a new study from the University of Georgia.
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9 habits of parents who raise healthy eaters, according to Dr Nick Fuller
Dr Fuller, who is the author of Healthy Parents, Healthy Kids ... my child to eat something’” Quigley says. “If I’ve got to have the TV on, if I’ve got to have a game going on the ...
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The 11 best hand blenders tried and tested on soups, smoothies, sauces and dips
Blitzing multiple ingredients is a great way to up your healthy eating game and reach the ‘30 plants a week’ target. Fussy kids need never know you’ve hidden extra veggies in their pasta ...
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Kansas City needs more 'accepting' treatment options to help kids with eating disorders
She’s even seeing more frequent visits from elementary school kids ... eating disorder treatment center in Overland Park. “You see people in a larger body who are still medically healthy.” ...
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14 Tips to Improve Your Concentration
Brain training games can also help develop working and short-term memory, processing, and problem-solving skills. Brain training can work for kids ... The foods you eat can affect cognitive ...
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From the earth, for the earth: Why plant-based eating is here to stay
Does eating greener also mean eating leaner? Most likely! Taking a plant-based approach to nutrition may support healthy weight loss ... Enlist help from the kids when food shopping by letting ...