Do You Have Vitamin or Mineral Deficiencies?  Check These Signs.

The life of a college student is often stressful and rushed, which makes staying healthy a challenge. With everything going on, eating well is often the last thing on a student’s mind. Stress, lack of sleep, and questionable food and drink choices create the risk of becoming depleted in essential nutrients.

This month’s newsletter focuses on signs and symptoms of common nutrient deficiencies. It will help you learn what to look for and what foods will help you avoid potential problems….

Twelve Ways to Start a Successful Adulthood

The Zest - September

The abundance of food available in college dining can easily overwhelm you. Dining halls can be a logistical nightmare leading some to seek the familiar pizza or burgers with fries regularly. This is a common practice that can lead to weight gain as well as stomach discomfort and various vague symptoms like tiredness, mood swings, and lack of clarity in thinking. These are serious issues that can affect your college experience. Students need their energy and focus, and eating well supports that.
Everything changes with a move to campus. In this issue, we’ll delve into the unique challenges of campus life and discuss strategies to navigate them effectively. One of the key strategies we’ll focus on is how to eat well on campus, which is crucial for your overall well-being and success in college.