Healthy http://bestneighborsever.com Wed, 15 Aug 2018 08:00:19 +0000 en-US hourly 1 4 Healthy Dad Tips For Father’s Day And Beyond http://bestneighborsever.com/4-healthy-dad-tips-fathers-day-beyond/ Thu, 01 Jun 2017 16:52:38 +0000 http://bestneighborsever.com/?p=4594 The post 4 Healthy Dad Tips For Father’s Day And Beyond appeared first on .

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With Father’s Day fast approaching, it’s important to recognize how to keep our dads, no matter the age, in tip top shape–mentally and physically. Considering how much they support us, we should show our gratitude by encouraging healthy behaviors and family activity.

Here are some starting points that should work well for any family dynamic.

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Take Excursions With The Family

These aren’t vacations necessarily, mind you, but day or weekend jaunts that don’t require much driving time. So rather than burn energy sitting in a car all day, you can hit the hiking trails, go on bike tours, visit amusement parks, and so much more. The key is choosing active activities that are appropriate for his age and health level. Not only are you burning calories, you’re also getting in family bonding and new memories. What’s more? Even light to medium exercise produces endorphins (the chemical behind happy feelings), thereby making your activities all the more memorable.

 

Planning these outings doesn’t fall on one person’s shoulders, either. The entire family can submit suggestions and other activities.

Practice Family Kitchen

Simply put: cook as a family! Think of it as running a restaurant kitchen for one or two nights per week. Pick simple and fun recipes that three or more people can make together and also are reasonably healthy. (Read: Avoid high fat or fried foods). Beyond encouraging healthier ingredients, kitchen time provides perfect opportunities to share proper safety techniques such as using knives and food sanitation. After a while, your family might even start making your own original recipes.

 

In the meantime, try this jerk chicken recipe as a crowd-pleasing starting point.

Annual Doctor Week(s)

Many studies have shown that men are less likely to go see their doctors than women are. In one study, the reason is due to internalized gender roles like self-reliance and toughness. The key is repositioning medical visits as more than the self. In other words, Dad’s health also affects the welfare of others.

Make that transition easier by using group accountability. If your schedule allows, schedule all family health checks during a one or two week window. Not only is everyone getting a valuable check-up, but each family member can hold the other accountable–especially Dad.

Encourage Alone Time

This suggestion stands out because it doesn’t involve group activity–but that’s exactly the point. Everyone is doing the same task with similar expectations. For Dad, this means getting recharged by reading a book, watching his favorite TV show, or relaxing in the backyard. It’s the perfect antidote for stressful days or transitioning into the weekend. In effect, this creates a safe space for all family members.

 

Just make sure Dad doesn’t try and sneak in stressful activities like answering work emails, as those activities defeat the purpose of alone time.   

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A Little Valentine’s Day Every Day with Healthy Chocolate http://bestneighborsever.com/little-valentines-day-every-day-healthy-chocolate/ Tue, 17 Feb 2015 10:00:43 +0000 http://bestneighborsever.com/?p=1674 The post A Little Valentine’s Day Every Day with Healthy Chocolate appeared first on .

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Somewhere along the line, chocolate got a bad reputation, particularly for causing weight gain. But dark chocolate, in moderation, is actually a very healthy choice for a sweet treat. If you’re having chocolate this Valentine’s Day, or any day for that matter, you don’t need to feel bad about it. Here’s why.

Chock-Full of Nutrients

Dark chocolate, which is made by harvesting seeds from the cocoa tree, is rich in nutrients. A bite of a dark chocolate with a rating of at least 70% cacao will contain fiber, iron, copper, potassium, and magnesium.

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It will also yield helpful fatty acids and a small amount of caffeine, which can make it a nice afternoon snack to get you through the end of the workday.

Medicinal Properties

A high quality dark chocolate packs pretty powerful antioxidants. In fact, studies have shown that dark chocolate contains more antioxidants than many other foods, including fruits.

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Beyond its antioxidant benefits, dark chocolate assists blood flow in the arteries, due to its flavanols. Better blood flow can translate to benefits like healthier, more resilient skin and reduced inflammation. Studies indicate that flavanols may improve slight memory loss. Chocolate has also been linked to mood improvement and aiding in PMS symptom relief.

Cooking with Chocolate

One of the best things about chocolate, in terms of cooking, is how versatile it is. Of course, you can reap the above benefits by snacking on a couple pieces of a dark chocolate bar. But you can also experiment with recipes like this one for fudge walnut brownies. Or try making your own granola bars and incorporating some dark chocolate chunks.

However you choose to indulge, remember to look for high quality chocolate with at least 70% cacao and to consume it in moderation. Keeping these goals in mind, whether it’s Valentine’s Day or a regular afternoon or evening, have a Forrest Gump-worthy snack and enjoy it in good health.

Remember that Neighbors Emergency Centers are here for you to treat any emergency you may have. We are open 24/7/365, and we have short wait times to get you back to doing what you love most. Find your nearest Neighbors at nec.24.com.

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Make Your Favorite Take Out Foods at Home http://bestneighborsever.com/make-favorite-take-foods-home/ Tue, 20 Jan 2015 09:00:50 +0000 http://bestneighborsever.com/?p=1512 The post Make Your Favorite Take Out Foods at Home appeared first on .

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After a long day, many of us don’t feel like making dinner and prefer to call our favorite Chinese, Indian, or Mexican restaurant or place an order online for take out. It’s just so easy, and the dishes are usually comforting and delicious. Take out saves time, but it’s not very friendly on your waistline or wallet. At a restaurant, you can’t control how much sugar, salt, oil, or butter is put into your food, and cooking at home can save you close to $150 a month. Good news! You can make many of your favorite take out dishes at home cheaper and healthier!

Lightened Up General Tso’s Chicken

Instead of deep frying pieces of dark meat chicken, bake one inch chunks of skinless chicken breast. Top the cooked chicken pieces with a healthier version of the sauce that doesn’t have as much sugar and sodium in it.

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Making the dish a little spicy gives it great flavor and makes it so you don’t miss all the unhealthy ingredients. Get the recipe here.

Skinny Chicken Enchiladas

Common ingredients in Mexican cooking such as black beans, corn, tomatoes, and chilis are relatively healthy, but restaurants like to add tons of melted cheese and sour cream, and then deep fry certain dishes making them very unhealthy.

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Some of these might be your favorites when you order take out from your local cantina, but these chicken enchiladas that you can make at home will make you change your mind.  Use cooked, shredded, skinless chicken breasts and whole wheat tortillas to instantly lower the calorie count and up the health quotient. By using lots of herbs and spices like chipotle chili powder, cumin, and cilantro, these enchiladas are packed with flavor. You can even top them off with some low fat shredded cheese!

Chickpea Coconut Curry

This chickpea coconut curry invokes all the flavors of your favorite Indian take out and it’s easy to make because you can make it in your slow cooker. Even though this recipe is vegan, you can add baked pieces of skinless chicken breast if you eat meat.

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Chick peas are a great source of protein and fiber, and coconut milk is a good dairy free alternative if you are lactose intolerant. Vegetables like sweet potato, cauliflower, and tomatoes make this dish highly nutritional, and the curry, garam masala, and ginger make it aromatic and flavorful.

The next time you want to pick up that take out menu, put it down and get in your kitchen! These dishes are easy to make, will save you money and calories, and above all, they are delicious.

Remember that Neighbors Emergency Centers are here for you to treat any emergency you may have. We are open 24/7/365, and we have short wait times to get you back to doing what you love most. Find your nearest Neighbors at nec24.com.

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Healthy Soup Recipes for Winter http://bestneighborsever.com/healthy-soup-recipes-winter/ Mon, 22 Dec 2014 23:28:09 +0000 http://bestneighborsever.com/?p=1383 It is officially winter, which means most people want to put the salads on hold for something more hearty and warm. If eating soup usually means pouring it out of can and heating it up in the microwave, we challenge you to put down the can opener and try these easy and healthy recipes.

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It is officially winter, which means most people want to put the salads on hold for something more hearty and warm.  If eating soup usually means pouring it out of can and heating it up in the microwave, we challenge you to put down the can opener and try these easy and healthy recipes.

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Spinach and Goat Cheese Soup

You may think a soup made with goat cheese is not healthy, but you would be wrong. Goat cheese only has about 80 calories per serving and six grams of fat per ounce. It’s also easier on the digestive system than cow’s milk cheese.

The spinach in this soup is packed with vitamin K, A and C as well as fiber and protein. Top it with a slice of toasted baguette bread to give this dish some crunch.

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Black Bean Soup

If you like your soup with a little kick, you will love this healthy and hearty Black Bean Soup. Black beans are a wonderful source of protein and fiber. If you are a vegetarian, this soup is perfect for you, and if you eat meat, throw in some pieces of cooked chicken or even some leftover turkey.

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Healthy Crock Pot Creamy Tomato Soup

A favorite among soup lovers is creamy tomato soup. This soup can be a calorie landmine because it is usually made with cream, butter, and lots of salt.

This skinnier version is easy to make because all you have to is throw all the ingredients into your crock pot and when you come home, you will have a steaming bowl of tomato goodness waiting for you. These healthy soup recipes are perfect for cold, winter nights, and will make enough for leftovers so you can have a filling lunch the next day.

Here at Neighbors, we know that emergencies can still happen during the holidays. That’s why we are open 24/7, 365 days a year, which means we are open on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Find your nearest Neighbors at nec24.com.

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Healthy Holiday Dishes for Parties and Potlucks http://bestneighborsever.com/healthy-holiday-dishes-parties-potlucks/ Tue, 16 Dec 2014 22:15:02 +0000 http://bestneighborsever.com/?p=1350 The post Healthy Holiday Dishes for Parties and Potlucks appeared first on .

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The Most Yummy Time of the Year

During the holiday season, parties and potlucks abound. There are always several high calorie dishes to choose from, but if you’re trying to eat healthy, these events can be stressful and can possibly derail your weight loss efforts. Here are some healthy and delicious ideas for dishes you can bring to your holiday soiree.

Eat Your Greens (and Reds and Whites)

No one wants to be that person who brings a salad to a party, but the Cucumber Avocado Caprese Salad does not contain one leaf of lettuce or alfalfa sprout. Another bonus: it’s so easy to make.

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You might think it’s more of a summer dish, but the red tomatoes and green cucumbers, avocado, and basil embody the classic Christmas colors, and the white mozzarella reminds us of snow. Very festive!

Take a Dip

Spinach artichoke dip is a party staple, but it’s not the most healthy dish on the table. Traditional recipes include cream cheese, sour cream, and mayonnaise. Just one serving can contain over 300 calories and 19 grams of fat.

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This lighter version contains heart-healthy olive oil and protein-packed Greek yogurt. You can also bring homemade baked pita chips to dip, which makes this appetizer even healthier.

The Sweet Spot

No holiday party is complete without dessert. There will be tons of pies, cakes, and cookies to choose from, but you will feel good bringing these Pumpkin Carrot Bars with Cream Cheese Frosting.

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For one, the pumpkin and carrots are full of vitamin A. Secondly, the cream cheese frosting will make people think they are decadent, but with ingredients like light cream cheese and skim milk, they are relatively guilt-free but still delicious.

You will be the hit of your next holiday party or potluck, and you can rest easy knowing that you aren’t sabotaging your healthy eating plan or weight loss efforts. Happy holidays!

Here at Neighbors, we know that emergencies can still happen during the holidays. That’s why we are open 24/7, 365 days a year, which means we are open on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Find your nearest Neighbors at nec24.com.

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Have Your Dessert and Eat It Too http://bestneighborsever.com/dessert-eat/ Fri, 05 Dec 2014 23:32:24 +0000 http://bestneighborsever.com/?p=1277 In various countries and cultures, meals typically end with a dessert dish. A sweet treat is a nice way to round out a nutritious dinner. The nutrition doesn’t have to end with the main course, though. Plenty of dessert dishes can be healthy alternatives to heavy cakes and ice creams. During the holidays especially, it’s helpful to remember that these lighter alternatives can make for healthier holiday feasts.

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In various countries and cultures, meals typically end with a dessert dish. A sweet treat is a nice way to round out a nutritious dinner. The nutrition doesn’t have to end with the main course, though. Plenty of dessert dishes can be healthy alternatives to heavy cakes and ice creams. During the holidays especially, it’s helpful to remember that these lighter alternatives can make for healthier holiday feasts.

Getting Fruity

Fruit-based desserts are a great way to replace more sugary and starchy meal cappers. Beyond their natural sweetening and higher fiber content, fruits offer a variety of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. These benefits mean less guilt about grabbing a dessert plate and digging in.

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In addition, a fruity dish can often be a cheaper option, since it often requires less sweetening and thickening agents, like sugar or flour.

Sweet through a Straw

Dessert doesn’t have to arrive on a plate. You can have lots of fun designing desserts to serve in a glass. Dessert beverages allow for similar flavor profiles of traditionally heavier recipes, like cakes, but are often lower in calories and a lighter option after a meal.

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Coffee makes a great base for a liquid dessert, and it’s versatile, so you can spice it up in a variety of ways. Plus, it will give you a little pep in your step for cleanup duties. Add a dollop of lightly whipped cream, and you’ve got a surprisingly healthy and satisfying dish.Here’s a great recipe that allows you to feature the flavors of gingerbread in a coffee cup.

Sugar-free Without Sacrifice

Hardly anyone can deny the wonderful taste of sugar. However, sugar consumption is often linked to health risks like tooth decay, obesity, and diabetes. Replacing the sugar in your recipe with a naturally sweet alternative can provide a healthier way to indulge in dessert.  

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Maple syrup, honey, and molasses can all be used as replacements for traditional white sugar in baking, and coconut sugar can stand in when a recipe calls for granulated sugar.

Remember that Neighbors Emergency Centers are here for you to treat any emergency you may have. We are open 24/7/365, and we have short wait times to get you back to doing what you love most. Find your nearest Neighbors at nec.24.com.

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Enjoy Holiday Meals Without Overdoing It http://bestneighborsever.com/enjoy-holiday-meals-without-overdoing/ Thu, 04 Dec 2014 22:21:08 +0000 http://bestneighborsever.com/?p=1268 The holidays are a time of merriment and celebration for many. The season offers a chance to gather around a delicious meal, relaxing with friends and family. When faced with all those delectable treats, however, it’s easy to overdo it and end up feeling uncomfortably full or gaining a couple of extra pounds. Here are a few ways to avoid too much stuffing.

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The holidays are a time of merriment and celebration for many. The season offers a chance to gather around a delicious meal, relaxing with friends and family. When faced with all those delectable treats, however, it’s easy to overdo it and end up feeling uncomfortably full or gaining a couple of extra pounds. Here are a few ways to avoid too much stuffing.

Remember to Exercise

With all the planning and cooking, gift-getting and carol singing, exercise might get put on the back burner this time of year. It’s important, though, to try your best to keep up with your regular exercise routine through the holidays.

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Regular exercise will help maintain a healthy metabolism, keep your circulation flowing for those colder evenings, and unclutter your mind to make meal and shopping planning much easier. If you don’t yet have a regular workout routine, the holidays are a great time to start. You can get a jumpstart on all those resolutions by committing yourself to a new exercise plan and welcome the new year with a healthy, positive outlook. Best of all, with so many friends and family around, you might find a workout partner for that extra bit of motivation.

Savor the Meal with the Moments

We’re often encouraged to slow down and enjoy our time with relatives and loved ones during the holiday season. Of course, we agree! It’s also a good idea to slow down while we’re eating our holiday meals. Remember that it takes at least 20 minutes for our brains to register that our stomachs are full. So take your time and savor all the hard work and love that went into the food you’re having. Try eating in smaller portions and guessing at what spices were used in the recipe.

Pretty soon, you’ll be learning how to prepare a new dish from someone at the table, and you’ll have given your stomach time to tell your brain you’re satisfied.

BYOV (Bring Your Own Vegetables)

If you’re attending a holiday potluck, you can help ensure there are lots of healthy options on the table by bringing a dish with a vegetable-heavy ingredient list. Large salads, leafy greens, and vegetable casseroles are all great dishes to contribute to a potluck.

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These items are usually easy to prepare, taking some of the stress out of holiday cooking. Plus, everyone will be thanking you for helping them make healthier choices as well.

Remember that Neighbors Emergency Centers are here for you to treat any emergency you may have. We are open 24/7/365, and we have short wait times to get you back to doing what you love most. Find your nearest Neighbors at nec.24.com.

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Power Up With the Right Breakfast http://bestneighborsever.com/power-right-breakfast/ Thu, 20 Nov 2014 17:51:07 +0000 http://bestneighborsever.com/?p=1247 They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. One of the reasons for this is because it is the meal that “breaks” the “fast” from when you were sleeping. It makes sense then that it should pack a nutritional punch to really get you going and keep you going through the first part of your day. One of the best ways to fuel up for the day is to start off with whole grains, or complex carbohydrates, and some protein. Both fill you up and give you energy. A bowl of oatmeal topped with fresh fruit and one scrambled egg on the side is an example of this powerful combination.

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Stay Fuller Longer

They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. One of the reasons for this is because it is the meal that “breaks” the “fast” from when you were sleeping. It makes sense then that it should pack a nutritional punch to really get you going and keep you going through the first part of your day.

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One of the best ways to fuel up for the day is to start off with whole grains, or complex carbohydrates, and some protein. Both fill you up and give you energy. A bowl of oatmeal topped with fresh fruit and one scrambled egg on the side is an example of this powerful combination.

But I’m Not That Hungry in the Morning

A lot of people are not that hungry in the morning, especially if they wake up very early. If you are one of those people, try a smoothie instead of a full-blown breakfast. One option is to mix chocolate whey protein, almond butter, raspberries, blueberries, chia seeds, with some water and ice. Put all of those ingredients into a blender and blend until smooth.

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You may also want to try a small bowl of Greek yogurt sweetened with honey and topped with berries, almonds, or low-fat granola.

Savory VS. Sweet

When you go to brunch, do you skip the sugary pancakes, waffles, and pastries and go straight for the more savory options on the menu? If this is you, then you might skip breakfast since most options tend to be sweet. Good news! There are great savory breakfasts out there!

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Try having some sliced salmon rolled with cucumber, avocado, tomato, and onion, with a small bowl of cottage cheese with some almonds. Another option is a “breakfast bowl” filled with sliced hard-boiled egg whites, black beans, cubed chicken or turkey seasoned with hot sauce, and avocado. The combination of carbs, protein, and healthy fats are sure to keep you full till lunch.

If you start off with a nutritious and filling breakfast, you will be less likely to snack on unhealthy foods to get you through till lunch. Also, you won’t be so ravenous when lunch time rolls around that you overeat and feel tired and sluggish the rest of the day. You might even start to look forward to mornings!

Remember that Neighbors Emergency Centers are here for you to treat any emergency you may have. We are open 24/7/365, and we have short wait times to get you back to doing what you love most. Find your nearest Neighbors at nec.24.com.

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A Healthier Thanksgiving http://bestneighborsever.com/healthier-thanksgiving/ Fri, 07 Nov 2014 10:00:51 +0000 http://bestneighborsever.com/?p=1214 Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday and a great time to visit with family and friends. For those who are trying to lose weight, or just like to stick to a healthy eating regimen despite the holiday, Thanksgiving can be stressful. Here are some ways to make Thanksgiving a little healthier.

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Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday and a great time to visit with family and friends. For those who are trying to lose weight, or just like to stick to a healthy eating regimen despite the holiday, Thanksgiving can be stressful. Here are some ways to make Thanksgiving a little healthier.

It’s All About Portion Control

Instead of depriving yourself while watching everyone else enjoy forkfuls of turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie, go ahead and let yourself have small portions of your favorite dishes. Portion control is key during the holidays. If you aren’t cooking the entire meal, offer to bring a healthy side dish like butternut squash stuffed with wild rice.

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Get Up and Move

You can also plan to go on a walk after the meal. Let your family members and friends know and they might join you, which will make it easier to stick to even if you’re really full. If you just don’t feel up to a post-meal walk, schedule a work out for the next day. If you make working out a priority even the day after Thanksgiving, you won’t feel as bad about splurging.

If working out is not your thing, offer to help clean up after the meal. You will be less likely to keep snacking on leftovers, and you will burn some calories.

Know When to Say When

Because the Thanksgiving table is a bounty of delicious food that we only usually indulge in once or twice a year, sometimes we feel like we should eat as much of it as possible. It’s also very easy to do if you have a well-meaning but overbearing relative who keeps adding second and third helpings to your plate. Make a point to stop eating when you are full. When serving yourself, serve golf-ball sized helpings of everything you want. If someone else insists you eat more, tell them nicely that you have had plenty to eat and it was all very delicious. Give yourself 20 minutes after you have cleaned your plate and if you’re still hungry, go back for even smaller servings of a couple of your favorite dishes, or save room for pie!

Remember, Neighbors Emergency Centers are open 24/7, 365 days a year, which means we are even open on Thanksgiving Day. We hope you don’t need to see us on a holiday, but if you do, we’re here for you.

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Stay Fit Even in the Work Place! http://bestneighborsever.com/stay-fit-even-work-place/ Thu, 30 Oct 2014 10:30:24 +0000 http://bestneighborsever.com/?p=1146 Everyone struggles with staying fit and healthy these days, but 8 hour work days in offices or cubicles can make that struggle ten times worse. Neighbors has some suggestions that will not only help you stay fit, you can also avoid long term physical and health issues just by doing these few simple things for a little bit everyday at work.

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Everyone struggles with staying fit and healthy these days, but 8 hour work days in offices or cubicles can make that struggle ten times worse. You can also avoid long term physical and health issues just by doing these few simple things for a little bit everyday at work. Neighbors has some suggestions that will help you stay fit.

Firstly, snacking at work is almost everyone’s biggest pitfall. From candy to chips to stopping at the vending machine periodically, that all day snacking can add up to weight gain very quickly. Instead of snacking on that Snickers bar or bag of Doritos, keep fruit in the office fridge or a pack of trail mix or mixed nuts nearby.

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These are great snacks that will also provide energy when you need it most. They can even help you eliminate coffee from your daily routine as there is more usable energy in an apple than in a cup of coffee.

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The worst part of office work for your body is sitting in a chair all day. This can lead to low back problems and TMS or worse. Ways to mitigate these issues include getting a lumbar support for your chair or even replacing it with a yoga exercise ball.

This will also help you strengthen your abs in addition to your back muscles! In this same realm of thought, you can keep free weights beneath your desk and do reps while on the phone or any time your hands are free. If you don’t have free weights, you can use water bottles!

Simple exercises to do at work include calf raises. Any time your legs start to feel restless, stand up and do some calf raises. You can even do them while waiting in line or in a meeting if you happen to be standing. This goes along with the importance of stretching throughout the work day.

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From spinal rotations in your chair to standing up and stretching as tall as you can, just 5 – 10 minutes of stretching per hour can reduce the risk of blood clots and muscle deterioration.

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These simple tips will help any office work day go by more quickly, but also keep you engaged, energetic, and healthy. You can even do in chair exercises like leg lifts and isometric strength training if you really want to to do so!

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