Can Exercise Improve Memory?
The answer is nuanced, according to a recent study, but in general, people who are more active perform better on memory tests than people who are less active.
The answer is nuanced, according to a recent study, but in general, people who are more active perform better on memory tests than people who are less active.
Our bodies are pretty good at letting us know when something is off. See if one of these signs might be indicating that it’s time to detox.
Confused about coffee? Some say it’s bad for you, some say it’s good. Learn about the health benefits, plus a bit about the beverage’s history.
Many lifestyle factors affect this important hormone — and there’s a lot you can do to optimize it in your own body.
Here’s the nitty-gritty on exactly how your body processes that glass of red wine.
Looking for a healthy, satisfying breakfast? Try this lightly sweet grain-free option.
Choose wild-caught salmon rather than farm-raised to avoid pesticides and pollutants.
How one Life Time team member’s stroke taught him the importance of knowing the full picture of his health — and what he wants you to know about it too.
For a brief period in my teen years, I had a friend who owned a set of barbells. It must have been a Christmas present, because I don’t recall him ever being…
Mighty mitochondria — those little factories inside our cells that generate energy — play a central role in our metabolism, our vitality and our well-being. Find out how to rev your cellular engines, rid them of the gunk and damage that slows them down, and start feeling your healthy best.
Twyla Tharp, one of the world’s most prolific and innovative choreographers, offers wisdom on cultivating and sharing your own creative gifts.
A Q&A with the creators of the new signature group training format that’s designed for active older adults.
Why laughter really is the best medicine — plus tips to laugh more!
Fear of rejection can keep us from living life fully, but there are graceful ways to handle the sting.
Do you fly off the handle at the slightest provocation, or mount a major defense to even the slightest criticism? Here’s how to ditch the drama—and manage a more measured response.
Research shows our growing use of digital devices can affect sleep quality, obesity risk, aggressive behavior and “digital dementia”.
Tips for getting more of the special somethings that come when the mind is allowed to idle.
Pioneering neurobiologist Daniel J. Siegel, MD, explains how we can train our brains to improve our well-being.
Renowned mindfulness teacher Jon Kabat-Zinn on the art of overcoming distractions and reconnecting to who you really are.
Here are the pros and cons of supplementing with melatonin, including whole-food sources of the hormone.
Highly processed foods, which are typically high on the glycemic index, can reduce levels of serotonin and dopamine — and potentially contribute to depression and anxiety.