Mind-Body Nutrition
Nutritional psychologist Marc David explains why our mental and emotional responses to food matter far more than we realize.
Nutritional psychologist Marc David explains why our mental and emotional responses to food matter far more than we realize.
Pilar Gerasimo shares her perspectives on the ever-changing roles in fitness-buddy relationships.
Becoming pals with someone outside your age group can offer rich rewards.
Fitness editor Jen Sinkler asks the experts about working out tired, getting faster, belly-button pop-outs, and working out with multiple sclerosis.
Nine practical strategies for boosting fertility and supporting a healthy pregnancy.
A trio of efficient sprint workouts to help you build serious fitness, fast.
Here's how to start a conversation with someone you don't know, as well as conversational killers, body language signs to watch, and how to be a better listener.
Psychologist Richard Nicastro on how to avoid low blows and cheap shots and prevent unfair arguments.
Six weight-training mistakes to avoid for a better workout and results.
Favorite recipes from devoted juicers who want to help you jump-start your juicing habit.
This simple, elegant Japanese “salad” side dish is a great accompaniment to sushi rolls, grilled meats or tofu.
Pair with a green salad for an easy dinner. You can adapt the frittata recipe by using other cheeses, or adding minced, sun-dried tomatoes, roasted red peppers and other ingredients.
Serve this tasty curry with brown rice and top with cilantro-mint chutney. If you love cilantro, you can add a handful of chopped fresh cilantro to the curry along with the spinach. If you don’t like cilantro, try parsley instead.
A simple, yet flavorful chutney filled with fresh and herby flavors that pairs perfectly with our Curried Garbanzo Beans With Spinach recipe. Can also be used as a dipping sauce with your favorite Indian food.
You can easily change up this hearty main dish. For a Greek flavor, sub in chopped Kalamata olives, feta cheese and chopped tomatoes for the mushrooms, garlic and Parmesan cheese. For Thai, toss the spinach with mushrooms, bean sprouts and a ginger-peanut sauce.
Finding a way to work out with multiple sclerosis can be difficult, but following a few guidelines often makes exercise easier and helps manage the disease.
Expert answers on belly button pop-out.
Think sugar and caffeine boosts energy? Research suggests protein may better support alertness and help you fight fatigue.
Maggie Lyon on living in the present moment.