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Been Sitting Too Long? Try These 2 Moves

Been Sitting Too Long? Try These 2 Moves

By Kelly Starrett, DPT, and Juliet Starrett

You can do these two mobility exercises at or next to your desk to balance out the effects of sitting.

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How Carotenoids Support Healthy Skin

By Catherine Guthrie

Carotenoids, the vibrant pigments found in plants, provide protection for your skin against harmful UV rays, premature aging, and dryness. Discover which foods are rich in carotenoids and what to look for in topical treatments.

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How Can I Improve My Balance?

By Sarah Tuff

Try simple activities — like standing on one foot while brushing your teeth — to incorporate balance into your daily routine.

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How Vitamin C Supports Healthy Skin

By Catherine Guthrie

Learn how this powerful antioxidant can protect and maintain your skin’s health

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3 Tips for Dynamic Sitting

By Kelly Starrett, DPT, and Juliet Starrett

Whether you sit all the time or rotate between sitting and standing, these are three ways to keep moving.

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Why Your Body Needs Zinc and How to Maximize Intake

By Catherine Guthrie

Zinc is a key mineral for immunity, mood regulation, and more. Learn about its essential functions, recommended intake, optimal food sources, and signs that you may be low.

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The Challenges of Self-Diagnosing Hypermobility

By Mo Perry

It may be tempting to self-diagnose a condition, but it’s best to find an experienced clinician. Here’s why.

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What Are Electrolytes?

By Catherine Guthrie

Electrolytes are minerals that play an important role in your body and overall health. Learn about the signs of an imbalance and discover strategies to ensure you maintain an adequate supply for optimal well-being.

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Why Your Body Needs Potassium and How to Maximize Your Intake

By Catherine Guthrie

Potassium is a key mineral for heart health, fluid balance, and more. Learn about its essential functions, recommended intake, optimal food sources, and signs that you may be low.

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Why Treating Hypermobility Is Important to Your Overall Health

By Mo Perry

Hypermobility can lead to a host of health conditions and chronic pain. Here are some things to know and some treatment approaches to consider.

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How to Be Honest at Work — With Yourself and Others

By Sharon Salzberg

Misunderstandings, confrontations, and dealing with challenging personalities can lead to anger and hurt feelings at the workplace. Learn how to use these moments as opportunities to create more respectful relationships with your coworkers.

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The Teen Training Guide to Strength Training, Cardio, and Mobility

By Nicole Radziszewski

A go-to resource to help teens build a workout routine that is flexible, safe, and sustainable.

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Why Your Body Needs Selenium and How to Maximize Your Intake

By Catherine Guthrie

Selenium is a key mineral for fertility, thyroid health, and more. Learn about its essential functions, recommended intake, optimal food sources, and signs that you may be low.

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What Are the 3 Phases of Hypermobile Ehlers-Danos Syndrome and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder?

By Mo Perry

Researchers have outlined three distinct phases: hypermobility, pain, and joint stiffening.

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Why Your Body Needs Magnesium and How to Maximize Your Intake

By Catherine Guthrie

Magnesium is a key mineral for optimizing your health and well-being. Learn about its essential functions, recommended intake, optimal food sources, and signs that you may be low.

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Which Health Conditions Are Associated With Hypermobility?

By Mo Perry

Fatigue, brain fog, digestive issues, and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) are just some of the surprising health issues associated with hypermobile Ehlers-Danos syndrome.

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3 Tips to Help Teens Set Realistic Fitness Goals

By Nicole Radziszewski

Are you a teen embarking on a fitness journey? Embrace these tips to help you achieve your goals.

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How to Be More Mindful With Email Communications

By Sharon Salzberg

It can be difficult to accurately convey an emotional tone in an email, which makes it easy for misunderstandings to happen. Here is guidance to ensure your message’s intention is accurately received.

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Why Your Body Needs Calcium and How to Maximize Your Intake

By Catherine Guthrie

Calcium is a key mineral for more than just healthy bones. Learn about its essential functions, recommended intake, optimal food sources, and signs that you may be low.

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What Is Hypermobility?

By Mo Perry

Learn about the difference between flexibility and hypermobility — as well as the associated health risks of hypermobility.

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How to Control Your Body Language When Triggered at Work

By Sharon Salzberg

Your body is constantly sending messages to everyone around you. Are they helping or hurting your work relationships? Sharon Salzburg explains what’s happening on a physiological level and how to better manage your unconscious language.

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