Salt Lake County Health Department

?? Recall Alert: IHA Beverage's Super Cinnamon Powder (4oz) is being recalled due to potential lead contamination. Check the FDA's site for details on affected items: https://lnkd.in/gjz5ANBt #SLCo #LeadRecall

Are you ready to defy culinary gravity? ?? Cooking at home is the ultimate power move! ?? Not only is it better for your health, but it’s also a great excuse to clean your fridge before Thanksgiving. ?? Why cook at home? - You’re the wizard of your ingredients—less sugar, salt, and fat! - Reduce food waste by using what’s in your fridge. - It’s a magical way to bond with family or friends in the kitchen. ?? Pro tip: A clean fridge isn’t just about space—it’s about keeping your food fresh and safe! Because who wants bacteria crashing the feast? Cook up some magic and make room for that Thanksgiving turkey! #SLCo #HomeCooking #CleanFridge #Wicked

Embrace the Hibernation Season with Care & Love ????? As the days get shorter and the chill sets in, it’s natural to want to curl up and hibernate. Here's how to care for your mind, body, and soul this season: ? Beat the Winter Blues: - Get morning sunlight or invest in a light therapy lamp.? - Stay active—even walking around the block can boost your mood. - Focus on nutrient-rich comfort foods that fuel your body. ? Respect Your Body: - Listen to what your body needs—rest when tired, move when energized. - Stay hydrated and keep up with nourishing meals. ? Honor Your Boundaries: - Say "no" when your plate feels full. It's okay to prioritize yourself. - Spend time with those who lift you up, not drain you. ? Cozy Up Your Space: - Add soft lighting, warm blankets, and your favorite scents to create a safe haven ??????. - Dedicate time to hobbies that bring joy—reading, crafting, or simply relaxing. Remember, you're allowed to slow down. This season isn't about productivity; it’s about restoration ?? #SLCo #Cozy #TakeCareOfYourself

Let’s be real. We’ve already eaten our favorites by now. Get rid of the temptations and feel good about decluttering. #Mindful

Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation wants YOUR input! We're conducting a countywide survey to learn: ? what residents value most ? how we can improve our parks and recreation services Your feedback helps guide future projects, funding, and investments in your community. Make a difference! Take a 4–minute survey! arcg.is/19my4K1 Survey closes 12/20/2024 #SLCo #PeopleParksPlay #needsassessment #saltlake

The love we share transcends time, keeping loved ones we lost to suicide close within us. Join us this weekend on 11/23 to mark the moment: afsp.org/survivorday

Did you know lead-based paint was common in homes built before 1978? Lead exposure is especially harmful to children and can impact their growth and learning. Salt Lake County's Lead Safe Housing Program can help cover the cost of removing lead hazards from your home! ?? Get peace of mind and apply today: slco.to/LeadSafe #LeadSafe #HealthyHome #SaltLakeCounty #LeadFree

Did you know? Salt Lake County has awarded $4.7 million in funding for affordable housing projects, creating 135 deeply affordable housing units in our community! Thank you to Mayor Jenny Wilson and the Salt Lake County Council for your partnership in these life-changing developments! #AffordableHousing #CommunityPartnerships

November is Diabetes Awareness Month ?? Let's shed light on diabetes—whether it's prevention, managing prediabetes, or living with diabetes, understanding is key! ?? Prevention: Small steps can help! A balanced diet, regular exercise, and routine health checks can all reduce risk. ?? Prediabetes: 1 in 3 adults has prediabetes, yet most don't know it! Early action can prevent Type 2 diabetes—ask your doctor about getting tested. ?? Living with Diabetes: A healthy lifestyle and staying informed make a huge difference. From understanding carb intake to regular blood sugar checks, it's about building a routine that works for you. Awareness starts with us—let’s stay informed, support one another, and advocate for healthier choices. #SLCo #Diabetes?

???? #WaterWednesday Tip: As temperatures drop in November, plants need less water due to slower growth rates and increased natural moisture. Adjust your irrigation system to water less frequently and prevent waste. This simple step not only conserves water but also prepares your landscape for winter and protects your pipes! ???? ?? Learn more waterwise tips at slco.to/water!