Author Archives: Heart of Wellness
Carotenoids: Why You Should Eat The Rainbow
Carotenoids are a natural fat-soluble pigment that leads to yellow, orange, and red colors. These [...]
Mar
Horticulture is Therapy With Plants
As of 2022, 80% of the population of the United States lives in urban areas. [...]
Mar
Marinated Red Bell Peppers
This vegan and gluten-free recipe is full of flavor and high in protein. It’s also [...]
Mar
Basil’s Sweet Sister, Marjoram
If you have ever bought a spice rack loaded with seasonings, chances are marjoram is [...]
Mar
Add Color to Your Plate With Bell Peppers
You probably have been told eating a rainbow of foods is important, but do you [...]
Mar
Vegetable and Herb Companion Gardening–Get Ready Early!
It’s that time of year again when winter’s icy grip starts to loosen, and thoughts [...]
Mar
‘Love Therapy’
Also known as relationship counseling, couples therapy, and marriage counseling, Love Therapy is designed to [...]
Feb
Heart-Healthy Avocado
In general, only 10-20% of Americans consume enough fruits and vegetables daily. Eating avocados can [...]
Feb
Being Social for Health
Being social may not be on most people’s radar as important to health, but it [...]
Feb
The Morel: Nature’s Mystery Mushroom
With its thick, somewhat crooked stem and a cone-shaped top that resembles the crinkled nooks [...]
Sep
Wilderness Therapy: An Effective Option for Teens and Young Adults in Crisis
Resources: Beck, N., and J. S. Wong. “A Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Wilderness Therapy [...]
Sep
Sage: Clarity for Body and Mind
Sage (Salvia officinalis) is a fascinating botanical remedy that has been used by ancient and [...]
Aug