Choose Wellness

11/22/2025

Our purchases affect our wellness and wellbeing… don’t add to your stress! Live simply 🙌🏻

11/22/2025

People in the blue zones region of Ikaria enjoy drinking herbal teas with family and friends, and scientists have found that those teas pack an antioxidant punch. Wild rosemary, sage, and oregano teas also act as a diuretic, which can keep blood pressure in check by ridding the body of excess sodium and water.

🫖 This week, brew a cup of your favorite tea daily and bonus points for sharing tea time with family or friends.

Learn more by reading What Happens When You Drink Tea Every Day:
https://www.bluezones.com/2019/10/what-happens-when-you-drink-tea-every-day/

*Info from The Blue Zones Challenge by Dan Buettner.

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11/20/2025

11/20/2025

Researchers say walking daily, eating plants, and staying connected can extend your life—no gym or strict diet needed.

11/15/2025

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11/14/2025

Movement doesn’t have to be intense to be transformative. 🌿💜

As Dr. Dean Ornish reminds us, “The best exercise to reverse heart disease is one you enjoy—if you like it, you’ll do it.”

Whether it’s dancing, walking, gardening, or stretching on your living-room floor, choose what brings you joy. Consistency grows naturally from enjoyment — and so do the benefits.

👉 Save this post as a reminder to move in ways that feel good.
👉 Share it with someone who needs a little boost today.

11/12/2025

Dr. Richard Carmona, the 17th Surgeon General of the United States, once said:

“The Ornishes’ work is elegant and simple and deserving of a Nobel Prize, since it can change the world!”

Through decades of groundbreaking research, Drs. Dean and Anne Ornish have shown how lifestyle medicine—centered on love, connection, nutrition, movement, and stress management—can prevent and even reverse chronic disease. 💜

Explore the science, stories, and hope behind the UnDo It! program at https://www.ornish.com.

11/10/2025

Most people think they get sick because of the weather, but the truth is that our immune systems are run down long before winter begins.

From Halloween through the holidays, people overload on sugar, alcohol, and processed foods.

Every spike in blood sugar suppresses immune cells, feeds harmful gut bacteria, and triggers inflammation.

When that happens across millions of people at once, viruses spread faster and recovery takes longer.

You can still enjoy your fun foods and traditions, but balance deeply matters.

✅ Eat protein before sweets
✅ Add fiber and healthy fats
✅ Stay hydrated and manage stress
✅ Choose real-food sweeteners when possible (my go-to is honey)

Protect your energy, your gut, and your immune system this season.

Leave a comment below with how you’re protecting your health this holiday season.

11/10/2025

11/04/2025

By Yoram Vodovotz, Professor of Surgery, University of Pittsburgh; and Michael Parkinson, Senior Medical Director of Health and Productivity, UPMC Health