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Is Mouthwash Bad for You?
You may want to cut down on the amount of mouthwash you use. Here’s why.
A Self-Acceptance Meditation
Try this short meditation to accept yourself just as you are.
PUMPING IRONY: When Surgery Goes Sideways
We’ve come to expect surgical procedures to routinely cure what ails us, despite recent evidence showing surprisingly frequent postoperative crises. A new report offers some insights and possible solutions.
Does Nitric Oxide Help With Healthy Aging?
Learn more about nitric oxide and how it can help prevent age-related declines.
The Best Exercises to Prepare For Falling Forward
Trips and falls are inevitable. Here are some simple exercises you can practice to help prepare you mentally and physically when falling forward.
How Can the Vagus Nerve Help Lower Inflammation?
Stimulating the vagus nerve leads to the release of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that affects inflammation. Learn more.
The Feast of the Seven Fishes
Get out the garlic and gather a crowd for this holiday spread.
How to Boost Nitric Oxide
Nitric oxide is a gas that can’t be harnessed well in a supplement, so nitrate-rich foods are your best source. But, here are five other ways to increase the body’s production.
PUMPING IRONY: Formulas for Frailty
New research suggests that my general aversion to socializing may contribute to a frail future — despite my well-intentioned commitment to strength training.
Butternut Squash Risotto With Miso Butter Beans and Greens
This plant-forward take on risotto is creamy, dreamy, and nourishing.
4 Surprising Strategies to Maximize Quality Sleep
While evening routines can improve your sleep, these four additional strategies can help you achieve even more restful nights.
The Best Exercises to Prepare For Falling Backward
Trips and falls are inevitable. Here are some simple exercises you can practice to help prepare you mentally and physically when falling backward.
PUMPING IRONY: A Viewpoint Vindicated?
While my skeptical view of conventional medicine has softened in recent years, I continue to avoid prostate cancer screenings. A new study suggests I’ve made a good choice.