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What Is Reiki?

By Courtney Helgoe

This energy-healing technique may help the body heal itself.

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Black Bean Salmon Bowl With Avocado-Herb Sauce and Orange Salsa

By Robin Asbell

High in omega-3s, protein and fiber, this meal is dressed with a piquant avocado-herb sauce made with raw cashews, avocado, fresh cilantro and basil, and lime juice.

a father and son talking.

Parenting Your Parents? Here are 10 Strategies to Help You Cope

By Jon Spayde

Adult children often struggle with the role reversal that occurs as their parents age. Creating a strong support network and holding space for emotions can help ease the transition.

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A Place Between

By Jamie Martin

Experience Life’s editor in chief on how to slow down and just be when life feels hectic.

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How to Fall Better

By Lauren Bedosky

Falling is inevitable, but you can minimize injury by with these tips, moves, and exercises.

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6 Tips to Wind Down After an Evening Workout

By Sarah Tuff

Exercising at night can leave you too amped up for sleep. These expert tips can help you relax.

Bahram Akradi

From Dream to Reality

By Bahram Akradi

Bahram Akradi reflects on rediscovering your purpose and passion in life.

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PUMPING IRONY: Reeling in the Years

By Craig Cox

In a rebuke to the longevity industry, new research on life expectancy suggests humans have reached their peak lifespan. So rather than worry about how long we’ve got left, maybe we should enjoy the time we have now.

a woman breathes deeply with her eyes closed.

How to Reset Your Vagus Nerve — and Find Calm

By Mo Perry

Stimulating the vagus nerve can relieve stress and anxiety, as well as depression, physical pain, inflammation, digestive distress, insomnia, and more. Discover tools and strategies that make relief accessible to anyone.

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How Many Microplastic and Nanoplastic Particles Are in a Bottle of Water?

By Michael Dregni

Higher than previously estimated, according to a recent study. Here’s why that matters.

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Why Quality Sleep Matters — and What to Do When You’re Not Getting It

By Laine Bergeson

The healing power of sleep may elude us for any number of reasons — including insomnia. Learn why quality sleep is so essential and how to get more of it.

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7 Types of Processed Foods Worth Embracing

By Rachel MacPherson

Not everything that comes in a box, can, or bag is unhealthy. These are some of minimally processed foods you may want to keep on hand.

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Quinoa Salad With Squash and Sprouts

By Robin Asbell

Boost your brain health with this simple, fiber-rich meal packed with whole grains, pecans, and lots of veggies.

stuffed acorn squash.

Stuffed Acorn Squash With Creamy Tahini Dressing

By Maddie Augustin

Savory and hearty, this plant-based dish is perfect for fall.

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Why Resting During Your Workout Matters

By Andrew Heffernan

Optimizing how you rest during your workout can help you reach your fitness goals. Here’s why.

a deconstructed roasted turkey.

SOMETHING SIMPLE: Deconstructed Roasted Turkey

By Kaelyn Riley

Save time — and oven space — with this simple method for roasting a turkey.

a woman performs a wall pilates sequence.

The Wall-Pilates Workout

By Nicole Radziszewski

No access to a Pilates reformer? Stretch and strengthen your body with these eight moves — simply using a wall as your prop.

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How Daily Movement Helps With Better Sleep

By Craig Cox

Physical activity during the day can lead to quality sleep, according to a recent study.

a salad made with arugula.

What You Need to Know About Nitrates

By Catherine Guthrie

Despite their bad reputation, these nitrogen-based compounds are a vital piece of a nutrient jigsaw puzzle. Our bodies need them to make nitric oxide, which plays a major role in how well we age.

a person sits in a dim and cozy room reading a book.

ONE HEALTHY HABIT:
Create a Nighttime Ritual

By Experience Life Staff

Embrace the darker, quieter winter nights with habits that give your evenings more meaning.

the back side view of an elderly man.

PUMPING IRONY: Conflicts of Interest?

By Craig Cox

Residents of long-term care facilities experience more violent incidents than those of most other institutions, according to recent research. Solutions are available, but are operators of these residences willing to make the necessary changes?

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