9 Things Your Food Cravings Are Telling You
An intense urge for a particular food could be your body’s way of seeking something that’s missing. Here are nine common messages your food cravings are sending you — and how to respond.
An intense urge for a particular food could be your body’s way of seeking something that’s missing. Here are nine common messages your food cravings are sending you — and how to respond.
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When an injury forced our fitness editor off her favorite cardio machine a decade ago, she learned to embrace all a gym can offer.
Learn how this results-driven program can transform your habits and help you sustain your health and fitness long after the challenge ends.
Know the specific reasons your health matters to you. Write them down where you’ll see them daily.
How-to guidance from a trainer for setting achievable goals. Plus, her top eight tips for lasting success.
Georgia welcomes its eighth athletic country club.
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Learn about this new body transformation program that kicks off on March 24.
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One woman shares how committing to her health and fitness helped her stay true to herself, discover new passions, and build a strong, supportive community.
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