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Just Do the Thing
Learn how to be productive and generous without overthinking it.
PUMPING IRONY: Easy Does It?
There’s no question that labor-saving products and services, including the emergence of AI, have made our lives easier, but recent research suggests a more effortless life may not mean a better one.
Could a Thyroid Problem Be Causing Your Fatigue?
Always tired? Here’s what to do if thyroid dysregulation is contributing to your exhaustion.
The Art of Using Kitchen Scraps
Tips to reduce waste, increase your kitchen creativity, and give new life to veggie peels, citrus rinds, and more.
Sheet-Pan Citrus-Cilantro Pork Tenderloin
Marinated pork roasts alongside warmly spiced vegetables — sweet potatoes, squash, and poblano peppers — in this easy one-pan meal.
A New Age of At-Home Mitochondrial Testing
Mitochondrial health is gaining attention as a marker of metabolic wellness. Here’s what to know about the new at-home mitochondrial tests.
How One Woman Found Her Confidence on the Tennis Court
For decades, Piyali Nath Dalal struggled with the fear of playing ball sports. Learn how a compassionate tennis instructor helped her overcome her anxieties and embrace the game.
Dial in Your Pull-Up With These 3 Expert Tips
Try these three cues to fine-tune your form.
What Energizes You? 10 Healthy-Living Experts Share Their Strategies for Thriving
From Olympic athletes to integrative doctors to mindfulness teachers, we asked 10 experts what fuels their energy, joy, and vitality — and how you can tap into that same flow.
4 Sheet-Pan Mexican Meals
Need a healthy dinner in under an hour? These one-pan recipes have you covered.
A Body in Motion
In her book Finding Leadville: My Story to a Hallowed 100 Mile Finish Line, ultrarunner Barbara Powell describes her first Leadville 100 footrace, a quest for physical endurance that became a journey of reclaiming her inner strength.
PUMPING IRONY: Aging in Place
Results of a new study suggest that where we choose to live may trigger cellular changes that accelerate the aging process. What happens to those changes when we move is less clear.