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9 Home Remedies for Dizziness

By Jill Patton, NBC-HWC

Experiencing chronic, unexplained dizziness? These strategies can help you manage symptoms and find relief.

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What Causes Hair Thinning and Hair Loss?

By Jolene Turner

Hair health experts shed light on the reasons for thinning hair and hair loss and offer some initial advice for addressing them.

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PUMPING IRONY: Gut Instincts

By Craig Cox

I figured a medication-induced microbial mix-up in my gut was causing a puzzling neuropathic condition. My suspicions proved to be correct — sort of.

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What Is Broken Heart Syndrome?

By Michael Dregni

Although it can look and feel like a heart attack, broken heart syndrome is usually short-term and reversible.

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9 Ways to Keep Kids Busy After School at Life Time

By Tina Nguyen

Help your kids stay active and engaged with the many post-school activities available at your athletic country club.

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Step Inside: Life Time Fishers

By Tina Nguyen

This longstanding athletic country club in the Indianapolis area got a massive refresh.

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How to Choose a Weighted Vest

By Heidi Wachter

Here are a few tips to help you choose the right weighted vest for you.

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How AI Is Helping Doctors Streamline the Notetaking Process

By Mo Perry

In just a few years, AI has become an inextricable part of modern life. Here’s how it’s helping medical professionals translate complex, technical notes into language patients can understand.

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Are Autoimmune Diseases Becoming More Common?

By Experience Life Staff

Yes, and many experts suspect environmental triggers. Here’s why.

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PUMPING IRONY: The Dubious Dangers of Delayed Dining

By Craig Cox

Seniors tend to gradually eat their meals later in the day as they grow older, according to a new study that links those changes to a variety of chronic diseases. But is it the diseases that spark the mealtime changes or the mealtime changes that trigger the diseases?

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The Teacher Within

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

What Experience Life‘s fitness editor has learned from more than a decade of moving intuitively.

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