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Embracing a Heart-Healthy Lifestyle: Are You a Proactive Eater or Reactive Eater?

Posted to: Wellness Blog by Joe Nolan on Feb 8, 2024

In the journey of life, our eating habits play a pivotal role in shaping our health and well-being. But when it comes to nutrition, are you a proactive eater or a reactive eater? Proactive eaters make dietary choices with foresight, focusing on consuming foods that nourish the body, enhance well-being, and prevent disease. Their choices are guided by a desire to maintain optimal health and prevent potential health issues before they arise. On the other hand, reactive eaters tend to adjust their diets in response to health challenges—altering their eating habits only after facing a health scare or receiving a negative diagnosis or gaining weight. While reactive eating can lead to positive changes, it often comes as a solution to problems that, in many cases, could have been mitigated or even prevented with a proactive approach.

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Unmasking the Silent Threat: Understanding High Blood Pressure

Posted to: Wellness Blog by Joe Nolan on Jan 18, 2024

The statistics related to high blood pressure are concerning and underscore the need for proactive measures: 1. Prevalence: High blood pressure affects millions of people worldwide, making it a global health challenge. In the United States alone, over 108 million adults have hypertension, which is nearly 1 in every 2 adults. 2. Health Implications: Uncontrolled high blood pressure can lead to serious health complications, including heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, and more. 3. Economic Impact: The economic burden of high blood pressure is substantial, with healthcare costs, lost productivity, and related expenses estimated to be in the billions of dollars annually.

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Managing and Preventing Type 2 Diabetes: Your Path to Better Blood Sugar Control

Posted to: Wellness Blog by Joe Nolan on Jan 3, 2024

Type 2 Diabetes: A Growing Health Concern with Alarming Statistics: When it comes to Type 2 diabetes, the statistics are indeed concerning. In the United States, more than 34 million people have diabetes, according to data provided by the American Diabetes Association. Shockingly, approximately 90-95% of them have Type 2 diabetes, making it a significant and growing health concern, and the annual cost is estimated at over $300 billion!

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Good Harvest Market: Your Trusted Partner for a Healthier Lifestyle

Posted to: Wellness Blog by Joe Nolan on Dec 14, 2023

As we approach a new year, the season of fresh starts and health-focused resolutions is upon us. Many of us aspire to improve our well-being and embrace healthier lifestyles. At Good Harvest Market, we're here to support you on this journey toward better health. Our mission is to passionately serve and nourish our community with organic, local, and sustainable products. Our vision extends to serving and supporting our community with healthy, local, and sustainable organic food. We also strive to be your primary destination for promoting healthy living, community involvement, and wellness education.

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The Organic Dilemma: Healthier Living or Lower Costs?

Posted to: Wellness Blog by Joe Nolan on Dec 7, 2023

In recent years, the popularity of organic diets has soared as more people become conscious of their food choices and their impact on health and the environment. While an organic diet offers numerous benefits, it also has its share of drawbacks. In this blog post, we will explore both the advantages and the negative repercussions of adopting an organic diet.

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The Magical Power of Fruits, Veggies, and Organic Foods for Kids!

Posted to: Wellness Blog by Joe Nolan on Oct 19, 2023

Hey there, young wellness warriors! Today, we're going to talk about something truly magical: the amazing world of fruits, vegetables, and how Good Harvest Market's organic foods can boost your health! After reading about why fruits and vegetables and organics are so important, read the story about friends Mia and Sam titled - "The Fantastic Food Adventures of Sam and Mia: A Tale of Health and Good Harvest Market"

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The Silent Impact: Mindful Choices for What You Put on Your Body

Posted to: Wellness Blog by Joe Nolan on Aug 20, 2023

In a world where the importance of healthy living is becoming more pronounced, we often focus on the foods we consume and the exercise routines we follow. However, a critical aspect that is often overlooked is what we put on our bodies. From lotions and cosmetics to personal care products, these seemingly innocuous items can have a significant impact on our overall well-being. Just as we strive to nourish ourselves with nutritious food and exercise, we must also be diligent about choosing clean and harmless products for our skin and body.

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Exploring the Raw Power of Uncooked Foods

Posted to: Wellness Blog by Joe Nolan on Jun 23, 2023

In recent years, the consumption of raw foods has gained popularity due to its perceived health benefits. Advocates of raw food diets argue that eating foods in their natural state can enhance nutrient intake and improve overall well-being. In this blog post, we will explore the advantages of eating raw foods, supported by research findings and scientific evidence.

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From Kaldi's Goats to Your Cup: A Brief History of Coffee and its Health Benefits and Risks

Posted to: Wellness Blog by Joe Nolan on Apr 29, 2023

This is a blog post that explores the origins of coffee, its rise to popularity around the world, and its potential health benefits. It also addresses some of the potential drawbacks of coffee along with recommendations on how much coffee to drink per day. Did you know that there's an estimated 2.25 billion cups of coffee consumed every day?

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New Store Update - Not Long Now!

Posted to: Owners Blog by Joe Nolan on Feb 27, 2015

Work on our new space continues in earnest, especially since our concrete floors were poured 2 weeks ago.   We still expect to close our present location on Saturday April 25th, and re-open 1/4 mile west, on Silvernail (2205 Silvernail, Pewaukee, WI 53072 to be exact) on Wednesday April 29th.  

 

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