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A recent study published in the British Medical Journal reviews the connection between immunity, nutrition, and the novel coronavirus.
Discover the impact strength training can have on your weight-loss efforts — plus how it can benefit other areas of your health.
Discover the pros and cons of this trendy concept.
Prevent the onset of dry skin and hair, discover a new use for pumpkin purée, take color inspiration from nature, and more with these tips.
A Life Time Work expert offers advice on how to throw a successful office party this season.
Bahram Akradi on growing beyond our limitations when life presents challenges.
How much do you really know about the magic of your body’s inner workings?
What you put your attention on grows. Here are seven tips on how to train your attention.
Editor in chief Pilar Gerasimo shares insights from her life-changing trip to a Tibetan monastery.
Small-scale farming has never been more challenging. These six resilient growers describe how their connection with the earth — and their customers — keeps them inspired.
Here’s how to organize your desktop, laptop and mobile devices.
Becoming pals with someone outside your age group can offer rich rewards.
Here’s how to start a conversation with someone you don’t know, as well as conversational killers, body language signs to watch, and how to be a better listener.
We dedicate this issue of Experience Life to the spirit of learning and growing.
Experts weigh in on this anti-aging trend — and offer a few exercises you can try at home.
A career-threatening injury taught NBA star Ricky Rubio to slow down, stay cool and have some fun.
Struggling with body dysmorphia, a former model improves his health and fitness — and uncovers a passion for helping others do the same.
Food writer Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl on whether it’s wrong to cringe every time a coworker microwaves a favorite plastic-packaged meal.
Random moments of “unproductive” time don’t just make you healthier, happier, and more resilient. They help you work smarter, too.
Our fitness editor talks about how to stop using negative self-talk to push through workouts without compromising her fitness.
