Op-Ed: Stay Healthy and Safe
A Life Time master trainer and registered dietitian on why the state of our health deserves more attention. Plus, four ways we can make strides in a healthier direction while respecting the safety guidelines.
A Life Time master trainer and registered dietitian on why the state of our health deserves more attention. Plus, four ways we can make strides in a healthier direction while respecting the safety guidelines.
Our new columnist explains why our lifestyle choices matter in building resilience — and addressing the growing mental-health crisis.
Diagnosed with a terminal lung disease, a longtime athlete focused on maintaining his fitness while preparing for a transplant.
Bacteria are waging a battle against antibiotics, which are overused and too often ineffective. But we can still win the war.
Relax with guided imagery.
Learn why a little exposure to germs and viruses is good for your health.
The coronavirus crisis is extremely concerning, but there is a healthier way to understand it and what you can do to help overcome the pandemic.
Discover the truth about how your mind affects your body, how your body affects your brain, and what you can do to keep the whole brilliant system working to your advantage.
Here how’s to apply the principles of sustainability to our health, happiness, and collective well-being.
Regular physical activity can help us recover more quickly, heal more easily, and get an edge over all kinds of disease and injury. In fact, exercise may just be nature’s best medicine.
Three ways I’m looking at Lyme and tick-borne diseases differently now.
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.
Dr. Frank Lipman on how healthy habits nurture healthy genes.
Here’s a look at some popular diets and how they might — or might not — fit your unique nutritional needs.
Think you know what makes for a healthy heart? Think again. New research and progressive practitioners are looking beyond cholesterol for answers.
If you’re still exhausted after getting plenty of sleep, it’s possible your adrenal glands need some support.
As I prepare to join the Medicare club, a new study suggests much of what we’ve been told about aging and chronic illness may be wrong.
Depression is not all in your head. Here are nonpharmaceutical, lifestyle-based ways to treat depression from the ground up.
With an astonishing array of applications, CoQ10 offers something for virtually everyone — from fitness buffs to those at high risk for heart disease and cancer.
After Lyme disease struck, firefighter and athlete Ryan Sutter took action to find his way back to wellness.
Are your workouts leaving you overwhelmed or overly sore? Before you blame it on overtraining syndrome, consider whether one of three more likely scenarios might be to blame.