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10/31/2026

Wishing our community a happy, safe, and fun Halloween!

Whether you are trick-or-treating, handing out candy, or enjoying a festive night at home, we hope you have a wonderful evening.

A few simple reminders to keep you and your kids safe:

- Choose costumes and shoes that are comfortable and easy to see in.
- Carry a flashlight or use reflective gear after dark.
- Take a quick look at treats before enjoying them.
- Stay warm, stay aware, and enjoy the night with family and friends.

Have a spooktacular Halloween from all of us at Achieve Health NV!

10/30/2026

Happy Nevada Day!

Nevada is such a special place to call home—from Lake Tahoe and Red Rock Canyon to our small towns, local businesses, and neighbors who make our communities feel like home.

Today is a good reminder to take care of ourselves and each other. Get outside if you can, drink some water, enjoy a little rest, and support something local.

A few simple ways to celebrate:

- Take a walk, hike, or bike ride somewhere you love.
- Slow down and make time for yourself or someone important to you.
- Stop in to a local shop for a coffee, visit a community event, or enjoy some time by the Truckee River.

Here’s to a healthy, happy Nevada. Happy Nevada Day!

If you need a partner to help you work on some aspects of your health please visit our websit and schedule a free meet and greet. www.achievehealthnv.com

10/28/2026

As October comes to a close we want to revisit the impact that perimenopause and menopause have on our lives. Some of us have horrible hot flashes, or struggle with sleep, or feel irritable and not ourselves. No matter your experience, it is important to recognnize this important transition as it affects so many aspects of our bodies: brain health, bone health, metabolic function and insulin signaling, heart health and more. There are so many resources available. In honor of menopause awareness month here is a link to The Menopause Society for patient education. https://menopause.org/patient-education.

Learn more. Get support. Protect your health.
For more support and treatment reach out to us and schedule a free meet and greet. www.achievehealthnv.com

10/21/2026

Fall is here, and so is respiratory-virus season. A little seasonal protection can go a long way toward keeping your plans, holidays, and routines on track.

Here is what is new:

A gentle reminder to stay healthy this season. Wash your hands, cover your coughs and sneezes and consider protection with vaccines:

Flu: This season’s flu vaccines are now trivalent, protecting against three influenza strains expected to circulate. Everyone age 6 months and older should receive a flu vaccine every year.

COVID-19: Updated vaccines are designed to better match currently circulating variants. Staying current is especially important for adults 65 and older and people with medical conditions that raise their risk for severe illness.

RSV: RSV is not just a childhood virus. It can cause serious illness in older adults and people with heart, lung, kidney, liver, or immune conditions. RSV vaccination is especially important for adults age 75 and older and for adults ages 60–74 at increased risk.

10/19/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month—your reminder to put your mammogram on the calendar.

Early detection matters, and screening is one important way to care for your future self. For average-risk women, screening mammograms generally begin at age 40. Some guidelines recommend annual screening, while others recommend every other year—so the right schedule is one you choose based on your health history and preferences.

And while you are at it, send a quick text to a friend, sister or mom: “Have you scheduled your mammogram?” Sometimes a little encouragement is all it takes to help someone prioritize their health.

10/17/2026

Pumpkin spice season is here, and yes—you can absolutely enjoy the treat.

A pumpkin muffin, latte, or a cozy mug of apple c***r can have a place in a healthy life. The goal is not perfection; it is building meals that help you feel energized and satisfied.

While enjoying the seasonal favorites, remember that fall brings plenty of delicious, nutrient-dense foods to your plate:

- Protein: eggs, Greek yogurt, chicken, fish, tofu, beans, lentils, and pumpkin seeds
- Fiber: oats, beans, lentils, apples, pears, whole grains, and winter squash
- Eat the rainbow:

- Red: apples, cranberries, beets, red peppers
- Orange: pumpkin, sweet potatoes, carrots, butternut squash
- Green: spinach, kale, Brussels sprouts, broccoli

Try pairing your favorite fall treat with protein and fiber to support steady energy and lasting fullness. Enjoy the pumpkin spice—and the colorful foods that make fall so good.

10/14/2026

A new article available to the public was published in Nature showing that changes in hormone levels and regulatory signals occur years before menopause begins.
Check this out today: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-026-04614-0

10/02/2026

Sleepless nights take a toll — and we believe restful sleep is within reach. In our latest post we explore proven, practical sleep therapies — from CBT‑I and light therapy to sleep hygiene, relaxation techniques, and when to consider medical evaluation. We understand how precious sleep is for our health and wellbeing - when we aren't able to get adequate restorative sleep it impacts our mood, energy, weight and heart health. 🌙✨

10/01/2026

October is breast cancer awareness month.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

This month, make breast health part of your to-do list.

- Know your normal. Report a new lump, skin dimpling, ni**le changes, persistent focal pain, or unexplained ni**le discharge promptly.
- Know your risk. Family history, genetic factors, prior chest radiation, and dense breasts may change your screening plan.
- Schedule screening based on your age and individual risk.
- Encourage someone you love to do the same.

Early detection creates more options. Awareness is not just about wearing pink—it is about taking action.

09/30/2026

4 Easy Ways to Support Your Metabolic Health

You do not need a perfect diet, a 5 AM workout, or a cabinet full of supplements. Start small and stay consistent.

1. Build protein and fiber into meals. Think protein plus plants: eggs and berries, Greek yogurt and nuts, chicken and vegetables, beans and rice.
2. Walk after meals. Even 10 minutes after eating can support blood sugar, digestion, and energy.
3. Prioritize strength training. Muscle helps your body use glucose more effectively. Start with bodyweight exercises, resistance bands, or weights 2–3 times weekly.
4. Protect your sleep. Poor sleep makes hunger, cravings, stress, and blood sugar harder to manage. Aim for a consistent bedtime and 7–9 hours when possible.

Small changes count. Your metabolism does not need punishment—it needs support.

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