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PUMPING IRONY: Going Slow

By Craig Cox

As scientists struggle to create treatment protocols for those coping with long COVID, a new study suggests they shouldn’t ignore long-term mobility issues many seniors face after even a mild case of the virus.

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A Prescription for Action

By Craig Cox

The “deprescribing” movement faces various obstacles as advocates seek to gain some influence amid our drug-happy healthcare system, not the least of which is simply getting your doctor’s attention.

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11 Common Fitness Beliefs Explained

By Andrew Heffernan

Your trainer tells you one thing. The Internet says another. And your workout partner says they’re both wrong. It’s time to get the straight scoop on prevalent fitness adages.

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What Your Feet Are Trying to Tell You

By Mo Perry

Not only do your feet carry you from place to place, but they can provide early warning signs for diabetes, thyroid problems, and even heart disease. Here’s what your feet may be saying about your overall health.

Breakthrough!: 8 Key Health and Fitness Advancements

By Mike Fillon with Experience Life staff

Think science news is just for nerds in white lab coats? Think again. Health-related scientific research has come a long way in the past decade or so. And it’s telling us astonishing things about our own bodies and minds. Collected here: Eight important insights that are changing the way we think about living well.

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Overcoming Grain Brain

By David Perlmutter, MD

A renowned functional-medicine neurologist says we are suffering an epidemic of neurological illnesses. The best cure may be at the end of our forks — here are three recipes to try.

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The Diet Dilemma

By Elizabeth Larsen

Every body is unique, and yet most eating plans promise results for everyone. Sure, you want to eat right, but what’s right for you?

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