Think Healthy Feed

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Today, in one tap

How are you feeling today?

Sleep

Sleep versus feeling rested

How rested did you feel when you woke up?

Up during the night?

How many times did you get up to use the bathroom?

An evening detail

Did you have alcohol yesterday evening?

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Energy and body

When does your battery dip?

When did your energy drop today?

Your usual movement

How did an ordinary activity feel today?

The stiffness clock

Did stiffness slow your start today?

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Mind and mood

How much are you carrying?

How heavy did today feel mentally?

A shorter fuse?

Was your patience different today?

People, or breathing room?

What did you need more of today?

Keep this part of me

What do you want to keep enjoying in the years ahead?

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Your numbers

Know your pressure?

Do you have a recent blood pressure reading?

Your cholesterol, unpacked

Which numbers can you find on your latest report?

Pick any

Your blood sugar bookmark

Have you had an A1c or blood glucose test?

Two names on your lab report

Have you seen “creatinine” or “eGFR” on a report?

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Screenings and changes

Your colon screening bookmark

What’s the latest with your colorectal screening?

The prostate conversation

Have you discussed prostate screening with a clinician?

Something changed in the routine

Have you recently started, stopped, or changed a medicine or supplement?

A private check-in

Any change in sexual desire or erections that you want to keep track of?

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A smiling woman looking down at a pregnancy test she is holding
Maternal & infant health

Your Environment, Your Pregnancy, and Your Health

Because of all this hard work your body performs during pregnancy, it starts to act like a sponge! And this makes your body very sensitive to the environment around you. Your body is working overtime. Your blood volume goes up, your hormones shift, and your body builds new tissue. We all know the common advice: take your vitamins, eat well, and get rest. But scientists are finding that hidden chemicals in our air, water, and everyday products are just as important. These hidden chemicals can spike your blood pressure, mess with your blood sugar, and even make breastfeeding harder after the baby arrives. Women of color and women living in lower-income neighborhoods face the highest risks.

Quiz Time

Environment

Pregnancy Impact

Ditch the Scratched Pans. Why?

The same chemicals that make your pans non-stick have also been linked to high blood pressure during pregnancy.

Check your non-stick pots and pans. If the non-stick coating is scratched, peeling, or chipping, it is leaking chemicals into your food.

Throw it out and switch to stainless steel or cast iron if you can.

Take Action

Myth or fact

SNAP Benefits can't be used at Detroit farmer markets.

Questions to ask your doctor

Based on where I live, my job, and the products I use, are there any everyday exposures worth cutting back on?

Baby's Health