By Pastor Natalie Mitchem, Register Dietitian and Certified Fitness Instructor     The title of
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50 days ago

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Adminsitration (NOAA) will be conducting the first-ever National Emergency Alert System (EAS) test on Wednesday, November 9th at 1:00pm.
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196 days ago

There is evidence based scientific research: Daily walking, exercise and Faith helps promote good health and fights all types of sickness and disease. Like Medicine for the Body!!! Matthew 4:23
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181 days ago

The First District Health Commission would like to invite each component in the First District to partnership with the First District’s Health, Wellness, Fitness & Go Red Event to promote health and wellness in the First District and in the community. This will be a FUN, interactive event with exercise, cooking demonstrations, food tasting and an opportunity for each person to create a Wellness and Fitness Plan for 2012. Please watch for more detailed information regarding the 10 week challenges, prizes, how to volunteer, and how sign up or register online.
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129 days ago

What day of the week to start a diet.
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50 days ago

If you like college Basketball, than your probably in enjoy MARCH MADNESS! I would like to suggest that we stop the “madness” in the area of nutrition and actively embrace the 2012 theme: GET YOUR PLATE IN SHAPE! It is time to stop supersizing, it is time to stop thinking we can continue to eat more food and more calories than our body requires each day and not suffer the consequences.
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81 days ago

Joining Hands in Prayer and Action with churches nationwide, the annual Rally is held within each church during worship services on Father's Day. It raises prostate cancer awareness and brings together survivors, their families, and the entire congregation in the fight against prostate cancer.
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9 hours ago

  In 2005, the death rate for African Americans was higher than for whites for heart disease,
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357 days ago

In 2005, African Americans were more than twice as likely to die from diabetes than non-Hispanic whites.

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334 days ago

Having a regular source of healthcare helps ensure adequate care, yet 30% of Hispanics and 20% of African Americans do not have a regular healthcare source compared with 15% of whites.

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327 days ago