We often think about exercise in terms of strength, cardiovascular health and flexibility. All three are important. But there is another part of physical&n...
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Metal Element & Fall Wellness
Fall is a season of transition. The outward energy of summer gradually begins to change as daylight becomes shorter, temperatures start to fall and nature prepares for the quieter months ahead. Within the Five Element philosophy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, fall...
The Five Elements & Seasonal Health
The body does not function as a collection of separate parts. Physical systems, emotions, lifestyle, environment and daily rhythms continually interact. There are different ways to look at these connections. Circadian rhythms describe changes that occur throughout the...
Back to School Lunch
Back-to-school season brings new routines, earlier mornings, after-school activities, and the return of packing lunches every day.To help you make one part of that busy routine a little easier, I created this guide. A healthy school lunch doesn't have to be...
Hydration Guide
Proper hydration is about much more than simply drinking more water. Staying hydrated supports energy, digestion, circulation, healthy skin, healthy joints, and even how well we think and feel throughout the day. Especially during the warmer months, small habits can...
Summer Wellness Guide
15 Simple Ways to Feel Your Best This Summer Summer has a way of reminding us that wellness doesn't have to be complicated. Longer days, fresh food, sunshine, movement, and a little time outdoors can go a long way toward helping us feel our best. Sometimes it's the...
February & Seasonal Wellness
From a holistic health perspective, February is one of the most misunderstood months of the year. Culturally, it is treated as a time to reset, detox, and push forward. Gyms fill up, cleansing programs appear everywhere, and there is a strong collective pull toward...
Seven Steps to a Life in Balance: A Simple Guide to Holistic Wellness
In today’s busy world, many people are searching for balance, better health, and less stress—but often end up overwhelmed by complicated advice and unrealistic expectations. The truth is, lasting wellness doesn’t come from extreme routines or quick fixes. It...
As Christmas Gets Closer Everything Gets Louder
December has a way of starting gently. The first lights go up. The first candles are lit. There’s still space in the calendar and room to breathe. And then — almost without noticing — the days before Christmas arrive, and everything speeds up. More plans.More...
Quick Guide to Making the Most of Thanksgiving and Holiday Leftovers
A Hygge Homestead–Style Approach to Simple, Cozy, Waste-Free Living The holidays invite us into a season of slower mornings, warm kitchens, and meaningful connection. At Healthy Made Simple, we believe this time of year is the perfect opportunity to nourish your body,...
Kale The Super Green
If there’s one green that earns its place in the fall and winter garden, it’s kale.This hardy, leafy vegetable keeps growing when most other crops have long faded, adding both nourishment and color to your meals. Kale is easy to grow, full of nutrients, and incredibly...
Walk Into Wellness
Walking is one of the simplest yet most powerful things we can do for our health. No special equipment, no gym membership, no fancy shoes required. Just putting one foot in front of the other has the ability to improve your mood, support your body, and create a daily...