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5 Great Reasons to Exercise Outdoors

By Nicole Radziszewski

Working out in any setting is good for you, but moving your body in nature can lower anxiety, improve concentration and creativity, and foster a deeper sense of connection and purpose.

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The Importance of Protein for the Aging Body

By Craig Cox

Protein does more than build muscle. Discover surprising reasons why getting enough protein is essential for your overall health.

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Why Physical Activity Is the Best Predictor of Mortality

By Craig Cox

New research suggests that your daily step count might help predict how long you’ll live.

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Curious About THC Drinks?

By Mo Perry

Here are some things to consider.

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PUMPING IRONY: Healthy Helpfulness

By Craig Cox

When seniors volunteer their help, whether for a formal organization or a friend in need, they may be reaping some surprising health benefits — as long as they moderate their commitment.

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The Benefits of Adding a Weighted Vest to Your Fitness Routine

By Heidi Wachter

Want stronger bones and muscles? Try wearing a weighted vest when you work out.

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Looking to Improve Your Endurance and Athletic Performance? Try Building Your Heat Tolerance.

By Danny King

A Life Time personal trainer shares how training to tolerate high temps can unlock endurance gains and boost athletic performance.

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Green Goddess Broccoli Salad

By Kate Morgan

Fresh, herby and packed with nutrition. Serve as a side or a satisfying main dish.

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How AI Is Changing Health and Fitness

By Mo Perry

Health and fitness experts share their insights, concerns, and hopes for artificial intelligence.

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How to Recover From Vertigo and Inexplicable Dizziness

By Jill Patton, NBC-HWC

Dizziness disorders, including vertigo, often occur without a clear cause — and when they persist, they can seriously hamper quality of life. Mind-body methods might hold the key to recovery.

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