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Beyond the Binge: Eric Dietzius’s Success Story
One man’s journey to move beyond poor health habits — and overcome an undiagnosed eating disorder.
4 Recipes for Grain-Free Baking
These simple-to-make baked goods from Elana’s Pantry deliver on flavor and whole-food goodness.
The Art of Stillness
In a world obsessed with speed and rife with distractions, there are few things that feel better than sitting still, paying attention — and going nowhere. A celebrated travel writer explains how to get there.
Be Quick — But Don’t Hurry: Achieve Your Goals with Focus, Effort, and Preparation
A former player on Coach John Wooden’s legendary basketball team offers sage advice on what it takes to succeed, on and off the court.
The Impact of Endurance Exercise on Heart Health
For decades we’ve been told that endurance exercise is good for the heart. But as more endurance athletes are diagnosed with heart issues, they are learning the hard way that more isn’t always better.
The Workout: Rest-Based HIIT Training
Intuitive, rest-based interval training scorches fat and builds fitness — without leaving you wrecked.
Cooking Up Change: Haile Thomas
Teen chef Haile Thomas shares her recipe for getting kids to eat their veggies.
PUMPING IRONY: How Much Is Too Much?
A renowned fitness expert preaches the virtues of high-intensity exercise as the secret to building strength and vitality in my golden years, but I like everything in moderation.
DIY Almond Milk
How to make your own nut milk with ease. Plus, helpful tricks for this dairy-free alternative.
Sugar-Coated Lies: How Big Sugar Shifted the Blame for Heart Disease
How the sugar industry paid Harvard scientists to shift heart-disease blame to fat and cholesterol
Why Chewing Food Properly Is More Important Than You Think
Slowing down to chew your food offers a bounty of benefits. Follow these tips to get the most out of your meals.
Expert Answers: Why You Get Winded Climbing Stairs
There’s a reason walking up a flight of stairs is challenging — even for fit individuals. Here’s what the research tells us.
PUMPING IRONY: The Price of Loneliness
Despite the allure of a simpler life away from society, new research suggests I’ll be healthier if I stay in touch with friends and family.












