Coach Shelby
Pumpkin Ricotta Stuffed Shells
Welcome the flavors of fall with these pumpkin ricotta stuffed shells! Rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, pumpkin adds a nutritious...
Our brains are the control centers of our bodies, responsible for every thought, emotion, and action we experience. Keeping our brains healthy is crucial for maintaining cognitive function, emotional well-being, and overall quality of life. With age and various lifestyle factors, our brain health can decline, leading to issues like memory loss, cognitive impairment, and an increased risk of neurodegenerative diseases.
Fortunately, there are steps we can take to nurture and protect our brain health. From diet and exercise to mental stimulation and stress management, small daily habits can have a significant impact on brain function and longevity.
Whether you're looking to enhance your mental clarity, prevent cognitive decline, or simply prioritize your overall well-being, this free webinar is a valuable resource for you. Check it out today and invest in the health of your most invaluable asset – your brain!
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Are you wanting more? Register for our June coaching webinar, Eating Well on the Go
Discover the secrets to making smart food choices while on the go. Whether you're traveling for work, family outings, or leisure, you’ll get strategies for planning ahead.
If you would like to watch any of our past webinars with subtitles, please visit our YouTube page and click the closed captioning button on the video you would like to watch.
If you're looking for additional support in achieving your goals, we encourage you to download our mobile application. This tool is designed to assist you in tracking your progress, staying motivated, and making positive changes toward a healthier lifestyle. Click here to learn more.
Diabetes Prevention - 4 Things to Start Doing Right Now
Coach Cher: Oct 16, 2025 11:45:00 AM
As a nurse at HealthCheck360, I’ve seen firsthand how many people struggle with high blood sugar. Whether it’s diabetes or pre-diabetes, these...
What to Know About This Year's Flu Season
The influenza (flu) season in the United States lasts from October through May, with peak flu activity between December and March. The U.S. Centers...