Sodium is an electrolyte that helps regulate water levels and other bodily substances. Low sodium levels, or hyponatremia, can lead to lethargy, confusion, fatigue, and other symptoms. Treating ...

This Slimming World friendly "biscuit" recipe is low in fat and calories. Created by Instagram foodie Cakeontherun, the biscuits can be eaten for breakfast or as a snack. The treat is made with ...

which for decades had rotating bread slices, is being removed by Aunt Millie’s Bakeries and restored. Aunt Millies moved its headquarters last spring after it sold the building at 350 Pearl St., part ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind (WFFT) -- Fort Wayne said goodbye to a piece of history: the iconic Hol-Sum Bread sign on top of Aunt Millie's Bakeries downtown is no longer there. This was not just a billboard; it ...

Back in May of 2023, 21Alive was contacted by several community members after the bread sign stopped spinning. Leaders then told us it was simply a technical issue, and was soon back up and running.

which could be the new home of the bread sign. There are also talks of keeping the sign somewhere downtown, according to Aunt Millie’s Director of Marketing Melissa Koeneman, but it’s still ...

The central tenet of these reports is that the amount of calories we burn each day is somehow constrained. This hypothesis was first proposed in 2012 by the evolutionary anthropologist Herman Pontzer.

Each of them will test a team's communication, and have everyone laughing uproariously. Low-end PCs exist on a spectrum, and often, anything older than two generations is counted as obsolete when ...

Some people are getting serious about curbing their consumerism and needless spending by committing to a "low-buy year." While "doom-spending" was a tactic some used to make them feel better about ...

The beauty of believing that a ‘calorie is a calorie’ is that there are no foods you can’t eat. You don’t have to give up bread, butter or wine – but you do need to keep a careful count ...

She was the wife of the late John Wowk, whom she married Aug. 11, 1951. Born in Woonsocket, she was the daughter of the late William and Carrie (Hall) LaClaire. She moved to Slatersville in the 1930s.