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Running tips #3: Running form Blog Posts
Running form is essential when looking to increase performance. Beau Johnson, physical therapist at Mayo Clinic Health System, provides a few tips to enhance your speed.

What makes tiny flaxseed a nutritional powerhouse? Blog Posts
Flaxseed may be small, but its health benefits are big. It contains numerous salubrious components, with highlighted nutrients being omega-3 fatty acid ALA (alpha-linolenic acid), fiber and lignans.

1-2-3 approach to eating fruits and veggies Blog Posts
If your goal is to eat more fruits and veggies, learn how counting to three can help you reach five or more servings a day.

Flaxseed: Tiny nutritional powerhouse Blog Posts
Flaxseed is tiny, but it's health benefits are big: fiber, omega-3 fatty acid and antioxidant protection. Plus, it's easy to amp up everyday foods like oatmeal with flaxseed.

Yes, I’m pregnant! Now what? 3 tips to a smooth start Blog Posts
Congratulations! It’s an exciting time for you. Understanding the basics of prenatal care can help prepare you for this 40-week (or so) journey. Here are a few tips to keep in mind as you learn ...

Top 3 reasons to see an orthopedic provider Blog Posts
Whether you've broken a bone, are dealing with a sports injury or arthritis is affecting your joints, find out why you should consider seeing an orthopedics specialist.

3 simple tips for healthier smoothies Blog Posts
Smoothies can be a nutritious treat, but remember — just because it's called a smoothie doesn't mean it's healthy. Here are some tips for nutritious and filling smoothies.

And baby makes 3 Blog Posts
Susi and Luc Boe were ready to start their family. But after a year of trying, Susi still wasn't pregnant.

3 sun safety reminders Blog Posts
Skin cancer is among the most common and preventable types of cancer. Learn how to protect your skin from the sun while you enjoy summer.

Window to the heart Blog Posts
Five centimeters. Less than 3 inches. That's the window to the heart I use when I perform a minimally invasive heart valve surgery on a patient.