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If you faintly but surely "know" that the cause of obesity in the United States is fat, then many people are just like you.
Read more →If you faintly but surely "know" that the cause of obesity in the United States is fat, then many people are just like you.
Read more →When I was a child, my father came up with a new way to commit suicide, just as my shoe size had to be increased as often. My penny loafers, his pills; my plastic sandals, his carbon monoxide; my Martin boots, his razor. The suicide attempt at my 4, 10 and 28 years old is the most dangerous of the three.
Read more →Nutritionists have long debated what the best daily diet is for an ideal health condition. But now some experts believe that it is important not only to eat, but also when to eat
Read more →High-intensity exercise doesn't need to be high-impact. Here are six low-impact HIIT workouts that'll burn serious calories and build muscle — no jumping required.
Read more →Weights fluctuate. Some seasons (ahem, winter), the scale goes up. From time to time, diets and workout routines bring it back down. And, a lot of the time, weight loss doesn’t last.
Read more →Your boss chews you out. A car hits a puddle and splashes dirty water all over you. It’s a bad day, but it’s only one day. For one in ten Americans with depression, however, the blues don’t go away with a flip of the calendar.
Read more →You’ll be hard-pressed to find a better investment than your health. And working with a qualified personal trainer is a great way to maximize that investment. But let’s face it, dishing out $100 or more per hour to work with a personal trainer in the gym isn’t always realistic.
Read more →If compatibility is a moving target, how can you tell if someone will be your best match both now and in the future? Read on for some surprising clues.
Read more →The more you eat, the less you’ll be hungry. It’s a logical assumption, but research shows some foods are far better than others at beating the belly growls.
Read more →The pillars of good health: diet, exercise, and strawberry daiquiris. OK, maybe not. But it’s not as far off as you’d think.
Read more →If your diet goes off the rails the minute you walk through the front door, your house may be the culprit, not you.
Read more →Whatever you eat, it travels through your mouth, down your esophagus and into your stomach. But if you have acid reflux, things can get painful.
Read more →Try this simple, five-minute morning routine to avoid back, neck and hip pain — and help your body feel better overall.
Read more →Alcohol sometimes gets a bad rap, but numerous studies have shown that (when consumed in moderation) alcohol can have a positive impact on heart health and even help reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes.
Read more →For a long time, we thought avocados were good for nothing but ready-made guac and a decent California burger every now and then. But these little nutritional hand grenades were having an explosive impact on our diets for all that time. How so?
Read more →Bloating doesn't have just one cause: Everything from your emotions to your gut bacteria can balloon your waistline. Here are 10 simple steps to help you beat the bloat.
Read more →Turn your kitchen routine into a breeze with our top 13 meal prep hacks. Learn how to save time, eat healthier, and reduce food waste by planning and preparing meals in advance.
Read more →If you’ve always had a pretty “meh” opinion of exercise, start with answering these seven expert-approved questions.
Read more →Stay on top of your health with these essential self-checks every woman should do. From irregular vaginal bleeding to skin changes, learn what to look out for and why regular checks are crucial for maintaining good health.
Read more →Have all your selfies sprouted second chins lately? Thankfully, neck and chin toning can be achieved without surgery -- all it takes is adding a few targeted exercises to your workout.
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