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Kid-Friendly and Healthy Alternative to Valentine's Day Candy

Kid-Friendly and Healthy Alternative to Valentine's Day Candy
BY TARA ZIMILIKI
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

Every parent wants to brighten up their child’s day on Valentine’s Day and make them feel special but how can they do this in a healthy way.  When the store aisles are filled with sugar laden treats how can a parent find a healthy alternative to this? As a certified personal trainer, mother of three and owner of Tara’s Boot Camp, I have helped many parents set their families on the right path for the holidays and throughout the year.  Through their journey these parents have learned to maintain a healthier lifestyle and now I will share these 5 tips with you!

Although Valentine's Day is known for the exchange of candy there are healthy ways to keep a smile on your children’s' faces without an overload of sugar.  Read five healthy tips below:

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Physician-Assisted Suicide Law Passes NJ Assembly

Physician-Assisted Suicide Law Passes NJ Assembly
BY BOB HOLT
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM

New Jersey’s Death with Dignity Act has taken another step toward becoming law by passing in the State Assembly.

The bill that would allow terminally ill patients to be pres...

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Eat Your Way To a Flat Belly

Eat Your Way To a Flat Belly

BY  REBECCA SHEEHAN

NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

The winter months can be tough on our bodies, especially our midsection with all the rich and sweet foods that come along with the holidays. And due to all...

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Cooper Health System in Newark to Pay $12.5 million in Kickback Settlement

Cooper Health System in Newark to Pay $12.5 million in Kickback Settlement
BY PAM LOBLEY
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
NOW THAT'S FUNNY

The Cooper Health System is paying $12.5 million to settle allegations that it improperly paid physicians fees in exchange for referrals that would bu...

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Medical Experts say Sickly Alzheimer’s Patients Should be Left to Die

Medical Experts say Sickly Alzheimer’s Patients Should be Left to Die
BY CAROL ABAYA
NEW JERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
THE SANDWICH GENERATION

The flu epidenic is hitting the elderly hard. The big question facing families is whether or not to aggressively have the patient treated --...

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HIV Awareness Still Lacking in New Jersey ... Especially in Minority Communities

HIV Awareness Still Lacking in New Jersey ... Especially in Minority Communities
BY REBECCA SHEEHAN
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

The HIV epidemic has plagued America for over three decades. Regardless of how diligently health advocates try to inform us about this disease, there is still to...

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Running with Strollers: Tips for Parents

Running with Strollers: Tips for Parents
BY TARA ZIMILIKI
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

Many new mothers find they have some pregnancy pounds to lose postpartum and little time without baby to get in their exercise.  Just because you are now a mo...

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The Cardio Myth Exposed; Jersey Athletes should try the HIIT Technique

The Cardio Myth Exposed; Jersey Athletes should try the HIIT Technique
BY MICHAEL W. SMITH, MS, CPT
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
COMMENTARY

There are certain fitness myths that just won't die.

These ideas are passed from one unsuspecting person to the next, a little tidbit of misin...

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Light Exercise After Meals May Help Keep Triglycerides Low

Light Exercise After Meals May Help Keep Triglycerides Low

Light exercise, particularly after meals, may prevent triglyceride levels from becoming elevated, according to research published in the official journal of the American College of Sports Medicine. T...

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