5 Inspiring Catchphrases and How to Develop Your Own
No matter our pursuits, we can tap into the power of this literary tool and harness it to propel us toward our goals.
Read more →No matter our pursuits, we can tap into the power of this literary tool and harness it to propel us toward our goals.
Read more →Some runners hate to be stuck inside on a treadmill, especially when there’s beautiful weather and great terrain available outside. Other runners appreciate the convenience of hopping onto a treadmill and getting their workout in without having to consider routes or weather. But which one is better?
Read more →Experts explain why indoor cycling classes, or Spinning, could be bad for your body. Plus, tips to get the most out of your next Spin class.
Read more →Whether you’re sending a routine work email or chatting with people at a networking event, you want to appear as polished as possible. Why?
Read more →Much like a healthy diet, an effective fitness routine after pregnancy can help ensure your short- and long-term wellness.
Read more →I get it -- someone who chooses NOT to drink is something of a curiosity, especially when "let's grab a drink" is almost interchangeable with "hey, how are you?" I’m sober because I’ve had issues in my past, but people make the choice not to drink for a variety of reasons -- some of which are none of your beeswax.
Read more →When it comes to dating and relationships, you probably have a type. Perhaps you fall for free-wheeling musicians or artists, or maybe you make a beeline for bookish, intellectual types. You might consistently go gaga over redheads or blonds or prefer dark-skinned, brown-eyed partners.
Read more →Not all celebrities have been naturally blessed with the genetic make-up of Heidi Klum, Halle Berry or Gisele Bundchen. In recent years, many celebrities have experienced very public weight struggles that have been thoroughly documented in magazines or discussed on radio and TV.
Read more →Breastfeeding is one of the most nutritionally demanding times in a woman's life, particularly during the first three months of lactation, says Karlene Karst, a registered dietician, health specialist and author of "The Metabolic Syndrome Program."
Read more →A recent study revealed a linear relationship between aging and happiness. Here's some wisdom on how older behavior might be better behavior.
Read more →Physical exercise is essential for our muscles and heart to stay strong and in good shape. But what about your brain? Just like your body, you should give your mind a regular workout to ensure it stays healthy as you age.
Read more →There’s a natural tendency to want to leap right into a workout. After all, who isn’t pressed for time?
Read more →If you're like many pregnant woman — or women who plan to get pregnant — you probably have a cacophony of questions swarming inside your head about the whole process.
Read more →Sure, a lounge chair on a warm, tranquil beach has its allure, but fit people don’t often enjoy sitting still for an entire vacation. With that in mind, here's a list from around the globe of some of the best active vacation destinations.
Read more →Call your mother; it’s good for you. Really! A 2012 study published in the journal Social Science and Medicine found that the secret to health and happiness is the support of others.
Read more →You know a granola bar isn’t the most nutritious or weight-loss-friendly snack, but when you’re on the go, it’s a heck of a lot easier to eat than an egg omelet. Can a busy schedule and a low-carb diet really coexist?
Read more →We can so easily be our own worst critics, quicker to give ourselves a thumbs down than our frenemies are. Whatever imperfections we find now may either multiply with age (like wrinkles, bad knees and love handles) or begin to disappear in the face of unconditional love for ourselves.
Read more →Everyone knows about the importance of breakfast. Enjoying it regularly may help keep your weight in check and make your diet better overall, especially when compared with those who skip breakfast. But not everyone makes it a priority.
Read more →The dietary supplement industry is a big $38 billion business. In fact, more than half the U.S. population took at least one dietary supplement.
Read more →In life, the best things for us are usually things we don't like: eating broccoli, flossing your teeth, and perhaps everyone’s least-favorite exercise — pull-ups.
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