PUMPING IRONY: Swamped?
Seniors living in “food swamps” — communities dominated by convenience stores, fast-food outlets, and other purveyors of unhealthy fare — may be more susceptible to strokes, according to a new study. Call me skeptical.
Seniors living in “food swamps” — communities dominated by convenience stores, fast-food outlets, and other purveyors of unhealthy fare — may be more susceptible to strokes, according to a new study. Call me skeptical.
Inflammation is highly responsive to diet and lifestyle interventions, which can help our bodies cool down and our immune systems become better regulated. Focusing on these six behaviors can make a difference.
Could the new Gx Sweat Patch boost your fitness performance by monitoring your sweat?
Discover how chronic use of this common over-the-counter medication can become problematic.
Oregon welcomes its first Life Time athletic country club to the state.
Learn about the benefits of this practice — and a few of the moves you’ll do in class.
Make this meal on one-sheet or on the grill and enjoy the bright flavors from the pesto and fresh lemon juice.
Expert advice on becoming a better athlete through cultivating a better perspective on being a human — and not just a human body.
This practice depuffs the skin and circulates fluids to provide internal and external benefits.
Eating too quickly or while stressed can trigger gastroesophageal reflux disease or GERD. Here are several expert suggestions to tamp down the flames.
Chronic conditions such as autoimmune disorders, Alzheimer's, and certain types of arthritis indicate some level of inflammation.
Elevate your salad experience with this creamy, vegan dressing.
The “stress hormone” cortisol is essential for energy and health, but when it’s out of balance, you are too. Learn how to manage low cortisol levels and high cortisol levels to keep inflammation, cravings, and belly fat at bay.
Anxiety disorders are pervasive among the Medicare set, so why is the government counseling doctors to screen only younger patients?
Learn how to manage stress and emotional challenges with Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), also known as tapping.
The ANS controls the body's involuntary bodily functions, such as breathing, and dysregulation of the ANS may reflect an underlying disease. Could this testing become part of your annual check-up?
Continued research supports that exercise does reduce your likelihood of becoming sick. Here are three new findings.
If left unchecked, chronic inflammation can lead to nerve damage, type-2 diabetes, heart disease, and other chronic conditions. Learn more.