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A Seated Flow to Help You Move Through Grief

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Try this gentle, seated sequence to help heal grief.

correct and incorrect posture for starting a for a bent over row.

How to Set Up a Bent-Over Dumbbell Row

By Lauren Bedosky

Building strength through the middle and upper back, lats, and shoulders, this row also enhances mobility through the scapulae and improves stability in the thoracic spine and deep abdominals. Here’s how to avoid common errors in the setup.

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PUMPING IRONY: The Misfortunes of War

By Craig Cox

The trauma of combat has created an epidemic of heart disease among older U.S. veterans, according to a new study. I’m luckier — and, in some ways, unluckier — than most.

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Why Is Sugar So Hard to Identify in Processed Foods?

By Catherine Guthrie

Processed foods are pumped full of sugars for a variety of reasons. Here’s what you need to know.

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How Asthma Inhalers Are Going Green

By Experience Life Staff

Traditional inhalers can contribute to climate change — one reason why greener dry-powder inhalers are becoming more popular in Europe.

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Stovetop Shakshuka With Pistachios and Mint

By Robin Asbell

A traditional breakfast in parts of North Africa and the Middle East, shakshuka is made by gently poaching eggs in a spicy tomato sauce. Some versions are baked, but this version is cooked on the stovetop so you can control the degree of doneness of your eggs.

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5 Tips to Be More Mindful With Your Tech

By Kara Douglass Thom

Use these tips and strategies to make your tech work for you.

correct and incorrect posture for starting a barbell back squat

How to Set Up a Barbell Back Squat

By Lauren Bedosky

This exercise works muscles around multiple joints in the lower body, building strength and muscle in your quads, glutes, and hamstrings. Here’s how to avoid common errors in the setup.

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