Digital detox challenge for March Break families
A lifestyle piece urges families to try a digital detox during March Break and collaborate on rules to reduce screen time. It explains benefits for sleep mood and behavior, outlines warning signs in youth, and offers strategies such as scheduled detoxes, structured use, role modeling, and seeking professional help if underlying issues arise.
Ban foods causing fatty liver in children warning to regulators
Ken Walker urges action against sugary cereals and junk food fueling pediatric obesity. He cites American Liver Foundation data on fatty liver in kids, costs of obesity and diabetes, and calls for regulation, public education, and healthier choices, noting a trend toward adult obesity and long term health risks.
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Aging with Exercise Builds Health and Independence
Octogenarians share motivation tips to start and sustain regular workouts. External goals like playing with grandkids can shift to internal drive once progress shows. Walk ten minutes daily, seek support from trainers, and set confidence targets above ninety percent to maintain a lifelong habit.
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