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Just Ask L•AI•C: Life Time’s Health and Wellness Companion

By Emily Ewen

How Life Time is leveraging AI technology to make healthy living easier.

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The Powerful Free-Radical Fighting Benefits of Melatonin

By Mo Perry

Melatonin does more than just regulate your sleep cycle — it also plays an important role in fighting free radicals. Learn more.

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All the Ways to Use the Life Time App

By Emily Ewen

Make it your go-to, trusted resource for tapping into your healthiest, happiest self.

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PUMPING IRONY: With Friends Like These . . .

By Craig Cox

Big Tech is betting that AI-generated companions can cure the “loneliness epidemic” afflicting American seniors. It could make us even lonelier.

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What Really Gets Recycled?

By Michael Dregni

The answer is rather complex.

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How Omega-3s Support Healthy Eyes

By Catherine Guthrie

Omega-3s can help ease eyestrain. Learn how they work — as well as the best dietary sources.

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Learning How to Manage Gestational Hypertension — Naturally

By Michelle Emebo

How healthcare researcher Michelle Emebo learned to manage gestational hypertension with quality nutrition and exercise.

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Why Life Time Classes Are for Everyone

By Emily Ewen

Group fitness coaches share how inclusivity shapes class programming at Life Time.

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3 Adaptogenic Herbs That Support Resiliency

By Henry Emmons, MD

Fortify your stress response — and mental well-being — with these supportive herbs.

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5 Dairy-Free Milks to Try Now

By Experience Life Staff

Tired of the same old almond milk? Try these nondairy alternatives made with walnuts, pistachios, pecans, oats — and bananas!

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