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How to Recover Like an Athlete to Stay in Great Shape for Life
PSA: Your workouts are only as good as the recovery you do in between. Professional athletes know this best — despite the intensity of the training, their bodies are resilient enough to do it day in and day out. Why? Because they don’t just train hard: they recover intentionally.
Social Connection Isn’t Just Comforting — It’s Life-Extending
When we think about living longer, we often focus on diet, exercise, and sleep. These are crucial to our health, yes, but there's another, equally vital factor that often goes unnoticed: our social connections. Research consistently shows that meaningful relationships and a sense of community are powerful predictors of a longer, healthier life.
Closing the Longevity Gap: 6 Habits Every Man Should Start Now
You've probably heard the statistic that women have a longer life expectancy than men. This may not be news, but did you know that men actually have the potential to live just as long and well as women? By prioritizing routine care and making a few key lifestyle changes, men can close the gap — and live longer, healthier lives.
The Mediterranean Diet: Your Guide to Anti-Inflammatory Eating
When it comes to your diet, you get out what you put in — literally. A diet consisting of mostly processed foods and artificial additives is strongly linked to inflammation in the body, and consequently, chronic disease. A diet consisting of whole, nutrient-rich foods, on the other hand, is linked to a longer, healthier life.
10 Health Metrics to Track for a Longer, Healthier Life
We all know someone who seems to age in reverse — their energy is contagious, their skin glows, and they keep up with activities most people half their age shy away from. On the flip side, we’ve also met people who feel older than they really are, weighed down by fatigue, aches, or chronic conditions.
Is Mold Toxicity Causing Your Health Issues?
You’ve seen it. You’ve heard about it. You may even have some of it lurking in your basement. But do you know just how much it can actually influence your health? Mold is everywhere. It travels through the air outside and inside in the form of spores, and you inhale them regularly. For the most part, these spores are harmless. But the real trouble comes when spores find patches of moisture and grow into toxic mold that can continue to grow in places where you spend a lot of time — like your home or your office building. When toxic mold is present indoors in your space, it becomes a much more constant threat to your health.