Every day, approximately 15 million Americans experience the burning discomfort of heartburn. Although it’s a common ailment, it doesn’t mean it’s harmless. Heartburn, or acid reflux, can result from overindulging in certain foods or beverages. Frequent heartburn is commonly the result of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Lifestyle changes like eating smaller meals, losing weight and […]
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By Ashley Ferraro Parkland Soccer is the oldest and most trusted youth soccer club in our community. Since 1987, the league has been nurturing young players into skilled athletes and outstanding individuals. As Parkland Soccer gears up for its 36th season, they are expecting a turnout of more than 1500 players. “I’ve been doing this
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By Dr. Rosemarie Rutecki How do you know if what you are packing for your kids is healthy and nourishes their bodies? Let’s take a look at the hidden ingredients. 1. Glyphosate: It’s a herbicide spray on corn (tortillas, chips), soy (edamame), oatmeal, wheat (pizza, pasta, bread), and other crops. It destroys your gut microbiome,
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By Carmen Johnson, CEO of The Organized Concept Kids’ workspaces are sometimes really enjoyable to work on, and sometimes… they are not. That’s usually because I never know what I am going to get with a kids’ homework space, since each one is so different. Kids learn differently and their spaces for homework, creativity, and
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Back to School 2023: Maximize the Upcoming School Year By Ashley Ferraro Broward County goes back to school on August 21… that’s right around the corner! Here are a few helpful tips and important things to remember to kick off a great 2023 school year: Tax-Free Weekend and Other Back-to-School Sales Take advantage of this
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Food for Thought: Where Your Favorite Independence Day Dishes Came From By Ashley Ferraro First celebrated in 1776 with parades, cannon firing, and oratory, the Independence Day tradition has come a long way. Today, we celebrate with barbeques, beach days, and picnics; however, the American spirit remains the same. Most Americans would agree that one
