What is a healthy home? According to the National Center for Healthy Housing, a healthy home is dry, clean, safe, ventilated, free of pests and contaminants, well maintained and thermally comfortable. They also add that homes should be affordable and accessible.
This blog is more about how to keep your home healthy from a pharmacist’s point of view. This page will include blog posts about keeping your family safe and healthy. If you want to keep your family physically and emotionally healthy be sure to follow me for healthy tips.
Here is where I share my latest pharmacist tips. These posts include nutrition tips, over the counter medication tips and tips for screening exams. Basically the information provided covers frequently asked questions. It’s easier to tell my friends and family to read my blog instead of having to explain the same things over and over. You might as well benefit too. So check out some of my latest advise. You can also follow me on Instagram and Facebook for weekly health tips.
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Part of keeping your home healthy is eating healthy. My articles will help show you how to make healthy meal prep easy and affordable. A healthy home is a happy home.
How could a page on healthy homes be complete without some healthy recipes. As a pharmacist, I like to include some of the health benefits of the foods in my recipes. Here are some of our latest healthy recipes:
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