Our kids get lots of “treats” while out trick or treating
24 October 2022
Those “little treats” can each have 1 – 2 teaspoons of sugar in them? And they add up. Try to limit how many treats your kids have.
Those “little treats” can each have 1 – 2 teaspoons of sugar in them? And they add up. Try to limit how many treats your kids have.
Dr. Kathy Absolon has been on a journey of cultural recovery. Her journey informs her role as a leader in community-based projects, research and education. Dr. Absolon’s projects have primarily been within Indigenous communities both on reserve and off reserve …
When hunting, gathering or hiking. Keep feet dry and warm. Change to thicker socks and insulated boots
Plan simple, inexpensive outtings that allow time for a complete reset. Fully recharge.
For more information on the Aki Gimiinigonna Mshkooziiwin program, visit the KILN Facebook page @Kingston Indigenous Languages Nest and/or contact Mandy Wilson, KILN Community Connections Coordinator at 343-333-7026.
You should be capable of carrying out your goal. Example you can achieve 30 minutes walking daily instead of 5 hours of walking. Or you can lose 1/2 pound each week.
Did you know diabetes is the leading cause of blindness in Canada? Get your eyes checked regularly. Get a retinal screening yearly.
Esstin (Niganobe), Anishinaabe Kwe of the Mississaugi First Nations in Mid-Northern Ontario, is a Healer / Medicine Practitioner. Esstin provides spiritual consultation and remedies to Native Health Care Centers in northern Ontario. As Medicine Practitioner, Esstin provides plant-based remedies and …
Try massage and or reflexology on your feet. These may help with relaxation, pain relief and blood flow as well as improve the mental mood and feelings of general well-being.
Information, sponsorship opportunities and registration at Annual Conference 2022 Be a part of the dramatic return of Indigenous diabetes wellness and make the good work the best ever! Media Release 14-10-2022 Media Release Niagara Chapter.
Choose whole grains, dark leafy greens, and colourful veggies. Good for eye health