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Grip, Swing, Repeat! Why More Adults Should Hit the Monkey Bars

By Nicole Radziszewski

Improve your grip and upper body strength by reintroducing this classic playground favorite into your strength routine.

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How Melatonin Supports Your Circadian Rhythms

By Mo Perry

Struggling to fall asleep due to hormones, shift work, or jet lag? Learn how melatonin helps regulate your body’s natural ‘sleep gate’ and supports restful sleep.

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How to Be an Ally to the Disability Community

By Jill Patton, NBC-HWC

Disability advocates share advice for language, accessibility, and health and wellness.

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How to Do a Cartwheel

By Nicole Radziszewski

Tumble your way to strong! Here’s how to master the cartwheel for core power, coordination, and confidence.

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PUMPING IRONY: Out of Tune?

By Craig Cox

Recent research suggests that older adults who are musically inclined may be insulated from cognitive decline. Where does that leave the rest of us?

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Do Nondairy Milks Have a Lot of Added Sweeteners?

By Stephanie Soucheray

Yes, they often do. Here’s what to know.

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Looking to Support Your Eye Health? Try Glutathione

By Catherine Guthrie

Along with supporting eye health, this antioxidant fights toxicity, chronic disease, and premature aging. Learn how it works — as well as good food sources.

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Chewy Basil-Date Cookies

By Kate Morgan

Lightly aromatic, soft, a little nutty, and perfectly chewy.

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How Working Out With Others Improves Performance

By Lauren Bedosky

Here’s why working out with a group can take your fitness to the next level.

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PUMPING IRONY: With Friends Like These . . .

By Craig Cox

Big Tech is betting that AI-generated companions can cure the “loneliness epidemic” afflicting American seniors. It could make us even lonelier.

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What Really Gets Recycled?

By Michael Dregni

The answer is rather complex.

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How Omega-3s Support Healthy Eyes

By Catherine Guthrie

Omega-3s can help ease eyestrain. Learn how they work — as well as the best dietary sources.

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Learning How to Manage Gestational Hypertension — Naturally

By Michelle Emebo

How healthcare researcher Michelle Emebo learned to manage gestational hypertension with quality nutrition and exercise.

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Fresh Bay Butter Beans With Seared Steak

By Kate Morgan

Fresh bay leaves are the secret ingredient in this rich and nourishing meal.

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3 Adaptogenic Herbs That Support Resiliency

By Henry Emmons, MD

Fortify your stress response — and mental well-being — with these supportive herbs.

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5 Dairy-Free Milks to Try Now

By Experience Life Staff

Tired of the same old almond milk? Try these nondairy alternatives made with walnuts, pistachios, pecans, oats — and bananas!

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What Is Melatonin and How Does It Affect Our Health?

By Mo Perry

Melatonin does more than just regulate your sleep cycle — it plays a crucial role in other important health factors as well. Learn more.

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Going on Vacation With Friends or Family? Here Are 8 Tips to Help You Survive

By Jon Spayde

Going on a friendcation or taking a trip with family? Here are some tips to minimize conflict when vacationing with your loved ones.

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