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Do Ears Have a Microbiome?

By Michael Dregni

Yes, they do — and they play an essential role in hearing. Here’s why.

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Self-Care for Black Men

By Arielle Patin

Therapist Jor-El Caraballo, LMHC, talks about the unique mental health issues facing Black men — and offers strategies for healing and breaking cycles of generational trauma and inherited patterns.

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5 Ways to Track Fitness Progress — Without a Traditional Scale

By Tina Nguyen

Consider these alternative measurements for monitoring your health and fitness journey.

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What Is Lipoprotein, and Should You Have Your Levels Checked?

By Mo Perry

Lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a), levels are determined by your genes. Learn how it affects heart health and why knowing your Lp(a) levels can be an important step in managing your cardiovascular risk.

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How Do Healthy Fats Support a Healthy Heart?

By Mo Perry

Discover how quality fats play a key role in supporting strong cardiometabolic health.

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How Does Alcohol Affect Your Gut Microbiome?

By Experience Life Staff

Recent research suggests that alcohol may throw our gut microbiome out of balance — and lead to both increased cravings for alcohol and mental health issues. Learn more.

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How Ignoring Small Aches Can Lead to Bigger Pains

By Tina Nguyen

A licensed chiropractor explains how preventive care can help deter further dysfunction.

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Why Are Saunas Good for Heart Health?

By Mo Perry

Here’s why using a sauna on a regular basis is good for your cardiometabolic health.

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How One Woman Reclaimed Her Health After an Atrial Fibrillation Scare

By Emily Nikoo

A serious episode of atrial fibrillation convinced Emily Nikoo to finally focus on self-care. Now she’s stronger and healthier than ever.

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How Do Whole Foods Support a Healthy Heart?

By Mo Perry

Discover the role whole foods play to support your cardiometabolic health.

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The Musculoskeletal Syndrome of Menopause

By Vonda Wright, MD

In her book, Unbreakable: A Woman’s Guide to Aging With Power, orthopedic surgeon Vonda Wright, MD, explains why estrogen decline can lead to stiff joints, frozen shoulder, and decreased muscle protein synthesis — and why menopause-related muscle loss is not inevitable.

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Try These 4 Practices to Create a More Flexible Mind

By Henry Emmons, MD

Hone your cognitive flexibility with these creative practices.

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5 Foundational Biomarkers to Track for Optimal Health

By Jim LaValle, RPH, CCN

Understanding these personal health data points can empower you to live healthier for longer.

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20 Simple Things You Can Do Daily to Support Your Health

By Tina Nguyen

A roundup of healthy-living habits you can easily add to your daily routine.

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Understanding LDL Cholesterol

By Mo Perry

Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) is often labeled as “bad” cholesterol, but it depends on whether we’re talking about high-density or low-density LDL particles. Here’s why.

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For Optimal Hormonal Health, Is It Best to Avoid Activities That Spike Your Cortisol?

By Lauren Bedosky

Learn what the experts say about the effects of high-intensity and low-intensity exercise on hormone health.

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Why Managing Stress Is Vital for Heart Health

By Mo Perry

Chronic stress can wreak havoc on our bodies and in our lives. Here’s why stress management is so important for heart health.

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6 Tips for Discovering New Health and Wellness Passions in Retirement

By Tina Nguyen

Inspiration for finding community and fulfillment in this next chapter.

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3 Essential Exercises to Increase Foot Strength and Mobility

By Jessica Migala

Foot weakness is a predictor of both impeded mobility and your risk of falling as you age. Try these exercises to keep your feet functional and strong.

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