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Why Seasonal Allergies Are Getting Worse — and What You Can Do About It

By Jill Patton, NBC-HWC

Climate change is extending the duration of the allergy season, but these key nutrients can help you build resilience and manage symptoms.

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How to Make the Most of Eating Alone

By Susan Pagani

When done intentionally, eating alone can be a quiet pleasure. Learn how to make the most of solo meals.

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5 of Our Favorite Food Storage Containers

By Experience Life Staff

Well-made containers for transporting and storing your food and beverages.

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10 Tips to Help Kids Develop a Healthy Relationship With Food

By Jon Spayde

Kids learn a lot from the way adults interact with food. A nutritionist explains how you can model healthy habits.

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How to Make New Habits Stick

By Sarah Tuff

You’ve built the healthy habits. Now, here are three tips to develop a maintenance mindset and make them last.

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Why Daily-ish Is Good Enough

By Oliver Burkeman

It’s OK to practice your healthy habits almost every day.

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5 Surprising Reasons Why Eating With Others Is Good for Your Health

By Susan Pagani

The rewards of eating with family and friends extend far beyond the dinner table. Learn why it’s worth the effort to sit down and dine with others.

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3 Ways to Boost Your Social Health at Life Time

By Tina Nguyen

Get inspired to create community and connections at your athletic country club.

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All About the 60XT Challenge: Everything You Need to Know

By Emily Ewen

Learn about this body transformation program that kicks off on March 30.

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How to Turn Down Food Noise

By Elizabeth Millard

Interventions to free your mind from obsessing about food.

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5 Tips to Simplify Your Work Life

By Christine Schrum

Work necessarily involves pressure, but decomplicating some aspects of your professional life can help you reduce needless stress.

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Fostering Love at Life Time

By Tina Nguyen

Two couples share how their relationships have grown from their shared value of health and the role Life Time has played in their love stories.

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6 Tips to Simplify Your Relationship

By Christine Schrum

Our intimate relationships can be a refuge. But, as with any close connection, they can also get … complicated. Whether you’re seeing someone casually or living with a longtime partner, these strategies can keep things simple.

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15 Wellness Gifts to Help Loved Ones Pursue Their Goals

By Callie Fredrickson

This Valentine’s Day, show the ones you love your support for their healthy-living ambitions with these gifts ideas.

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3 Tips to Simplify Your Community Work

By Christine Schrum

Being of service can be great for your mental health, but it can lead to burnout when you’re volunteering, donating, and giving beyond your capacity. These tips can help you direct your limited resources where they’ll make the greatest impact.

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How to Change Behaviors, Plus the Rule of 17 Seconds

With Jessie Syfko
Season 12, Episode 4

Learn about the intricacies of behavior change and the concept of the “17 seconds rule.”

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6 Ingredients to Help Keep Your Skin Moisturized During Winter

By Stephanie Astor, RN, BSN

A certified aesthetic nurse shares her top moisturizing skincare ingredients.

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4 Tips to Simplify Your Social Obligations

By Christine Schrum

Overcommitting socially can leave you feeling harried and resentful. These tips can help you honestly acknowledge your capacity — and allow for more authentic connection.

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