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The 16th Life Time athletic country club in the Chicago region opens early next year.
The 16th Life Time athletic country club in the Chicago region opens early next year.
Simplify busy school nights with Slow Cooker Monday, Taco Tuesday, Finger Food Friday, and more. Turn leftovers into easy lunches and next-day meals.
There are many tests you can use to assess your fitness and longevity. These are the most essential.
Heavy metals in food are impossible to avoid, but you can mitigate your exposure. Here's how.
Caloric restriction and intermittent fasting have become popular longevity strategies in recent years, though recent research suggests a simpler dietary approach may be less risky.
Here's how to resist age bias in conversation — and in ourselves.
Life Time’s club within a club — featuring social experiences in iconic destinations — launches September 12–13, 2026 in New York City.
This simple recipe draws on ingredients historically used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to support liver blood and kidney essence. The combination of black sesame seeds, walnuts, and goji berries makes it a portable, nutrient-dense snack.
An integrative psychiatrist shares his holistic strategies for aging well.
A hairstylist shares how to create salon-quality styles on your own.
Try these cues to fine-tune your lateral-raise form.
Here's what sugar does to your body, including your oral microbiome, your joints, and your brain.
Life Time’s chief science officer, Jim LaValle, explains how peptides like BPC-157 factor into healing and aging — and why medical guidance matters.
Life Time remains steadfast in growing its footprint in New York City with the opening of its 11th club in Brooklyn.
Beyond preventing frailty and falls, muscle helps regulate blood sugar and curb inflammation. Here’s why building strength matters for how you age.
Looking for more support, variety, recovery, or connection? These membership benefits can help you make the most of club life.
Negative views about aging — even among the aged — may be socially acceptable, but recent research suggests that developing a more upbeat attitude as we grow older may yield surprising cognitive and physical benefits.
Clinicians and hormone specialists explain how HRT works, its real risks and benefits, and how to decide whether hormone replacement therapy is right for you.