Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is about being grateful and spending time with family, but what do we know about the history behind it? Here are some interesting facts you probably didn’t know about Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving is a time for gathering with friends and family around the dinner table. No one wants to cause their family or friends to get sick from a foodborne illness on this holiday or any other occasion. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 1 in 6 Americans, or 48 million people, get […]

Just because the holidays can be a challenge, doesn’t mean people with autism and their families can’t enjoy the season! It may just require extra planning. Here’s a look at how the holiday season may affect someone with autism plus 13 tips to help you and your family have a healthy and happy season.

The Thanksgiving dinner table can be hard to navigate when you have diabetes but it just takes a bit of extra planning. Here are a few tips plus a list of foods to eat and avoid to help you enjoy a healthy and happy Thanksgiving holiday. 

Thanksgiving is a holiday full of delicious, savoury dishes like gravy, stuffing, pumpkin pie, and of course, turkey! While there’s no denying these foods are tasty, they can also be full of gluten which poses a problem for those with a gluten allergy or intolerance.

Thanksgiving is a wonderful chance to make a toast at dinner to all the good people and things in your life. But why only do these things on a holiday? There are at least six ways that being grateful can actually help you all year round, whether it’s just a “thank you” are something more heartfelt.