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Brenda Wells

Why Successful Companies Promote Employees’ Wellness

Many successful companies have a lot in common, such as high-quality products and services, excellent leadership and management, consistently high revenues, loyal customers, and a strong brand image. These Fortune 500 companies and topnotch businesses also invest in the wellness of their employees. Is it not enough to pay high salaries, offer career growth, and provide

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Fat kid
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Brenda Wells

How to Help Your Students Make Healthier Choices

Childhood obesity has been on a steady rise over the past 30 years. This is detrimental to the health of young children and teens since it can lead to serious complications such as type 2 diabetes and heart disease. It’s important to be proactive about their health and lay the foundations for healthy dietary choices among

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Happy Kid
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Brenda Wells

Reality Check: How Having Kids Influence Your Quality of Life

Being married to the love of your life can bring a huge change in your life. You can feel a sense of unexplainable happiness and contentment. You tend to enjoy waking up early to watch your partner’s face while they are still sound asleep. You start enjoying staying up too late to binge-watch your favorite

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Brenda Wells

Save the Environment, Save on Money

Climate change is real — but the world will certainly not end in 10 to 20 years. Saving the environment isn’t a pressing concern among most people — especially when it will cost them more than a few dollars. However, some environmental practices virtually cost nothing — you’ll even get to save a bit of

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Brenda Wells

Companies of Hazard: Hazardous Wastes from the Metal and Water Production Industry

Heavy industries will always be large contributors to hazardous waste; in fact, the metal and water industries account for almost 40% of hazardous wastes in the country. The Environmental Protection Agency, or EPA, defines hazardous wastes as anything that is “potentially harmful to human health and the environment,” and while it’s detrimental to everyone involved,

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