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PUMPING IRONY: An Alternative Approach to Alzheimer’s

With enthusiasm waning amid poor clinical trials and ineffective treatments, dementia researchers are increasingly exploring the role viral infections may play in the disease — and the salutary effects of a particular vaccine.
By Craig Cox

Talks — S9, EP16 / All About the Circadian Rhythm

Learn the importance of regulating your circadian rhythm for overall health — and the steps you can take to do so.

With Deanna Minich, PhD

The Connection Between Heart-Rate Variability (HRV) and Vagal Tone

People with chronic stress tend to have low HRV. Learn why.
By Mo Perry

6 Powerful Health Benefits of Sleep

There are plenty of good reasons to turn out the lights and climb into bed at a reasonable hour. These are just a few of them.
By Laine Bergeson

8 Ways to Activate the Vagus Nerve — and Relieve Anxiety

The following techniques all safely stimulate the vagus nerve, but people with severe asthma, sleep apnea, or heart conditions should use caution with any electrical forms of VNS.
By Mo Perry

Talks — S9, EP15 / How to Handle Food Cravings

Whether it’s a hankering for something salty, sweet, or savory, we all experience food cravings — and times when they can deter our healthy-eating plans.

With Samantha McKinney, RD

Is Mouthwash Bad for You?

You may want to cut down on the amount of mouthwash you use. Here's why.
By Catherine Guthrie

Does Nitric Oxide Help With Healthy Aging?

Learn more about nitric oxide and how it can help prevent age-related declines.
By Mo Perry

Talks — S9, EP14 / Hormone Health and Longevity: Making the Connection

Learn how hormones change as we age, as well as how to safely optimize them to benefit health, as well as improve longevity.

With Elizabeth Yurth, MD

How Can the Vagus Nerve Help Lower Inflammation?

Stimulating the vagus nerve leads to the release of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that affects inflammation. Learn more.
By Mo Perry

How to Boost Nitric Oxide

Nitric oxide is a gas that can’t be harnessed well in a supplement, so nitrate-rich foods are your best source. But, here are five other ways to increase the body’s production.
By Catherine Guthrie

PUMPING IRONY: Formulas for Frailty

New research suggests that my general aversion to socializing may contribute to a frail future — despite my well-intentioned commitment to strength training.
By Craig Cox

Male Hormone Balance and Optimization: A Panel Discussion With Life Time’s MIORA Leaders

Learn from Life Time's MIORA leaders about the unique aspects of male hormone health, including strategies for optimizing and balancing hormones.
By Life Time

Talks — S9, EP13 / Training for Longevity

Learn the connection between fitness and longevity and strategies for training to be fit for life.

With Joel Jamieson, CSCS

4 Surprising Strategies to Maximize Quality Sleep

While evening routines can improve your sleep, these four additional strategies can help you achieve even more restful nights.
By Laine Bergeson

A Closer Look at Skin Cancer

That lump on your shoulder that seems to be growing? The scaly lesion on your cheek that never seems to heal? Those minor blemishes may not be as benign as you think.
By Craig Cox

Talks — S9, EP12 / Finding Light in the Dark

Robinson shares how he’s overcome many personal struggles, and his story can serve as inspiration for others to find whatever light they can in dark times and to keep moving forward.

With Veteran and Fitness Instructor Charles “Traps” Robinson

Female Hormone Balance and Optimization: A Panel Discussion With Life Time’s MIORA Leaders

Life Time's MIORA leaders explain the key hormones involved in female wellness, how to recognize common signs of imbalance, the importance of testing, and methods to support your hormones.
By The Life Time MIORA Team

PUMPING IRONY: Hard Times on the Alzheimer’s Front

The Big Pharma approach to treating Alzheimer’s has met with some serious obstacles in recent months, a trend that may encourage more nuanced treatment protocols.
By Craig Cox

Can You Measure Vagal Tone?

Yes. You can measure heart-rate variability, do the palatine-arch response test, and more.
By Mo Perry
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