Many Americans have a 'live it up!' mentality. We've all been there. You eat and drink to your heart's content and then you try to make up for it by eating well and exercising for the next couple of days.… — Joshua Rosenthal Copy Share Image
Creating healthy habits at work could reduce the impact of obesity, diabetes, heart disease and more. — Joshua Rosenthal Copy Share Image
Dietitians and nutritionists rely on the ADA food pyramid - a political document that is influenced by the food lobbies, including big dairy, big… — Joshua Rosenthal Copy Share Image
Healthy food and lifestyle choices are the foundations of weight loss. — Joshua Rosenthal Copy Share Image
Genetically engineered crops can cause a variety of destructive problems on the surrounding environment. — Joshua Rosenthal Copy Share Image
Healing happens when people listen to us and when we listen to them. — Joshua Rosenthal Copy Share Image
If you want to feel happier, start by incorporating a small dose of gratitude into your daily habit, whether it is on your commute,… — Joshua Rosenthal Copy Share Image
Big changes like creating nutritious school food and adjusting the eating habits of children takes an organized effort from an entire community. — Joshua Rosenthal Copy Share Image
Many people want to pursue work that they find fulfilling but have a hard time financing an education. — Joshua Rosenthal Copy Share Image
Corporate wellness initiatives can help employees get healthy, take fewer sick days, increase productivity and lower healthcare costs. — Joshua Rosenthal Copy Share Image
Vegetables are high in fiber and will make you feel full and satisfied. — Joshua Rosenthal Copy Share Image
You'll reduce your carbon footprint by cutting back on meat just once a week. — Joshua Rosenthal Copy Share Image
By making smarter choices with food and being physically active, we will reduce medical costs in the future. — Joshua Rosenthal Copy Share Image
