- Success Stories -
Jessica Tobin’s Success Story
By Jessica TobinOne woman shares hard-earned lessons from her postpartum recovery to help others recognize the importance of persistence, self-care, and patience.
Health
- Hormones -
The Problem With Testosterone Testing
By Catherine GuthrieHere are three things to know before you get your testosterone levels checked.
- Pumping Irony -
PUMPING IRONY: Does Bliss Require Obliviousness?
By Craig CoxA new study may explain why geezers tend to be happier than their youthful peers, but it seems that joy can come with a cost.
- Gut Health -
Is It Possible to Take Too Many Probiotics?
By Jon SpaydeIf you suffer from SIBO — small intestinal bacterial overgrowth — you might want to be careful about which probiotic supplements you choose.
- Nutrition -
6 Nutrients That Support Eye Health
By Mo PerryYes, the beta-carotene found in carrots really does support your vision.
- Fitness Tips -
STRONG BODY, STRONG MIND: How to Make Time for Fitness
By Maggie Fazeli FardOur fitness editor describes how she learned to carve out time for exercise in her hectic schedule.
- Pumping Irony -
PUMPING IRONY: The Upside of Alzheimer’s?
By Craig CoxWhile in no way diminishing the devastation dementia exacts on its victims and those who care for them, visionary experts are forging a new treatment path — one that may yield surprising benefits.
- Aging -
How Does Screen Use Affect My Eyes?
By Mo Perry“Computer vision syndrome” is an actual thing. Here are some tips to protect your eyes when using screens.
- Aging -
The Happiness Curve
By Heidi WachterFeeling gloomy in your middle years? Award-winning journalist Jonathan Rauch tells us why life gets better after 50.
- Nutrition -
How to Get More Collagen
By Laine Bergeson BeccoLearn how to use food and supplements to boost your body’s collagen production.
- Pumping Irony -
PUMPING IRONY: Is There a Doctor in the House?
By Craig CoxA dwindling supply of geriatricians offers few options for elderly patients who are often ill served by physicians who are not trained to treat them.
- Stress Relief -
Sabbatical Stories
By Karen OlsonSabbaticals aren’t just for college professors anymore. Many workers are taking time off to pursue a creative project, build a skill, or simply expand their horizons.
- General Health -
A Closer Look at Eye Health
By Mo PerryExperts answer 13 questions about vision and explain how to take better care of your eyes.
- video -
Behind the Scenes With Scott Harrison (Video)
By Experience Life StaffGo behind the scenes with charity: water founder Scott Harrison to learn what inspired him to serve others.
- Nutrition -
Charting a New Course: Scott Harrison
By Heidi WachterHere’s what inspired Scott Harrison to bring clean drinking water to millions of people worldwide.
- Pumping Irony -
PUMPING IRONY: Mixed Messages
By Craig CoxBummed out by my painful recovery from an overambitious workout, I find myself slightly perplexed by a new study suggesting that exercise eases depression.
- Pumping Irony -
PUMPING IRONY: Wake Me When It’s Over
By Craig CoxWith winter delivering a series of knockout blows, my interest in hibernation gets a boost from an unexpected source.
- Pumping Irony -
PUMPING IRONY: A Helping Hand
By Craig CoxI haven’t yet reached the point where my eroding capabilities are threatening independent living, but it’s good to know there may be help on the way — eventually.
- Functional Medicine -
Antibiotics Won’t Treat Your Cold
By Michael DregniDoctors continue to prescribe antibiotics for colds and flu even though they can’t cure them.
- Stress Relief -
10 Tips to Help Your Body Rest and Repair
By Aviva Romm, MDFunctional-medicine doc Aviva Romm’s replenish-repair kit helps bring your hormones into balance.
- Weight Loss -
How Your Hormones Affect Weight Loss
By Jonathan BailorIn his new book, The Setpoint Diet, New York Times best-selling author Jonathan Bailor talks about how to balance your hormones and lose weight naturally.