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How Much Daily Movement Do I Really Need to Support My Mind?

By Experience Life Staff

Discover just how much daily movement is recommended to keep your mind sharp.

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PUMPING IRONY: Losing Our Grip

By Craig Cox

Grip strength has long been a reliable marker of our susceptibility to chronic illnesses and frailty as we grow older. A new study suggests it may be governed less by the muscles than by the brain.

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4 Tips to Simplify Your Social Obligations

By Christine Schrum

Overcommitting socially can leave you feeling harried and resentful. These tips can help you honestly acknowledge your capacity — and allow for more authentic connection.

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Your Guide to Building Lifelong Strength, Endurance, and Mobility

By Andrew Heffernan

Build real strength that lasts with expert advice, a sample workout schedule, and proven exercise ideas to boost endurance and mobility.

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Do Ears Have a Microbiome?

By Michael Dregni

Yes, they do — and they play an essential role in hearing. Here’s why.

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Self-Care for Black Men

By Arielle Patin

Therapist Jor-El Caraballo, LMHC, talks about the unique mental health issues facing Black men — and offers strategies for healing and breaking cycles of generational trauma and inherited patterns.

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Simple Tips to Add More Fiber to Your Diet

By Catherine Guthrie

You don’t have to overhaul your diet to get more fiber. Try these easy add-ons and substitutions.

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What Is Lipoprotein, and Should You Have Your Levels Checked?

By Mo Perry

Lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a), levels are determined by your genes. Learn how it affects heart health and why knowing your Lp(a) levels can be an important step in managing your cardiovascular risk.

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PUMPING IRONY: Ill-Fitting Genes?

By Craig Cox

Could we cure Alzheimer’s by tweaking a particular gene? A new study suggests a hopeful path forward, but our genetic makeup presents a few major obstacles.

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