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How Air Pollution Damages Cognitive Function

The air you breathe may be harming more than your lungs, according to a recent study.
By Craig Cox

Can Drinking Diet Soda Increase the Risk of Developing Type 2 Diabetes?

Yes, according to a recent study. Learn more.
By Michael Dregni

A New Age of At-Home Mitochondrial Testing

Mitochondrial health is gaining attention as a marker of metabolic wellness. Here’s what to know about the new at-home mitochondrial tests.
By Michael Dregni

Exercise Rewires Your Body — At the Molecular Level

Exercise affects health at the deepest level. Learn more.
By Craig Cox

What’s the Difference Between Hyperpalatable and Ultraprocessed Foods?

There is a big overlap between the two types of foods, but there are differences too. Here's what to know.
By Catherine Guthrie

Fatigue: Is It Aging or Anemia?

The answer may surprise you.
By Craig Cox

Men Suffer from Osteoporosis Too

Many older women routinely get bone-density testing, but most men are tested only after an osteoporotic fracture occurs.
By Craig Cox

How to Eat for Prostate Health

Eating a plant-based diet may help with prostate health, according to recent research.
By Michael Dregni

FDA Removes Black Box Warnings From Hormone Replacement Therapy Products

For most women, health officials say, the benefits of HRT outweigh the risks.
By Experience Life Staff

How Much Daily Movement Do I Really Need to Support My Mind?

Discover just how much daily movement is recommended to keep your mind sharp.
By Experience Life Staff

How Does Alcohol Affect Your Gut Microbiome?

Recent research suggests that alcohol may throw our gut microbiome out of balance — and lead to both increased cravings for alcohol and mental health issues. Learn more.
By Experience Life Staff

Could ADHD Be Triggered by Early Childhood Trauma?

Here's what researchers have discovered.
By Michael Dregni

Why Is Early-Onset Colon Cancer on the Rise?

A “genotoxin” produced by certain strains of bacteria, including E. coli, may be linked to the rise of these early-onset cancer cases. Here's why.
By Craig Cox

The Overlapping Risks — and Antidotes — of Stroke, Depression, and Dementia

Because vascular damage in the brain may contribute to all three diseases, modifiable lifestyle factors can make a difference.
By Craig Cox

7 Ways to Help Your Body Manage Microplastics

Learn how to avoid microplastics and reduce your body’s overall microplastic load.
By Michael Dregni

Ask the Expert: What Are Stem-Cell and Exosome Therapies?

Life Time’s chief science officer, Jim LaValle, RPh, CCN, MT, explains.
By Jim LaValle, RPH, CCN

How Strength Training Supports Better Sleep

Tired of tossing and turning? Any type of exercise will support better sleep — but new research argues that strength training may be your best bet.
By Michael Dregni

Overcome These Common Barriers to Exercising Outdoors

Practical tips to help you stay safe while embracing the great outdoors.
By Nicole Radziszewski

Are Autoimmune Diseases Becoming More Common?

Yes, and many experts suspect environmental triggers. Here's why.
By Experience Life Staff

The Importance of Protein for the Aging Body

Protein does more than build muscle. Discover surprising reasons why getting enough protein is essential for your overall health.
By Craig Cox

Why Physical Activity Is the Best Predictor of Mortality

New research suggests that your daily step count might help predict how long you’ll live.
By Craig Cox
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