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Why you need Functional Training and how to do it.
How to move beyond gratitude hype and get to the heart of the matter.
A guide to successful chatting — with just about anyone.
New realities sometimes require new holiday rituals. Here’s how to embrace change without losing the spirit of your traditions.
Research your own conditions and treatment alternatives, ask questions, and seek second opinions with impunity. Leverage the expertise of trained pros, but don't allow it to eclipse your own informed instincts about what's best for you.
After an on-air panic attack, ABC newsman Dan Harris embarked on a journey of faith — and discovered a path to well-being.
We all have to deal with competing priorities, which is why learning how to deal with them skillfully is so worthwhile.
12 big ideas that are shifting the way we think about health.
Behold the beauty of the midwinter egg. May we never again take it for granted.
This ubiquitous nut offers a happy combination of versatility and nutrition.
A renowned functional-medicine neurologist says we are suffering an epidemic of neurological illnesses. And the best cure may be at the end of our forks.
How a photo inspired one woman to change her life — and the image she projects to the world.
Roll right over the winter blues by heading south for a warm-weather bike tour.
Founding editor Pilar Gerasimo discusses why media literacy matters to health seekers.
As many as 2,000 chemicals may be involved in making the clothes in your closet. They include pesticides, toxic dyes, and formaldehyde — a known carcinogen used as a mildew preventive in the fashion world (and as an embalming agent in the funeral industry).
A 2014 study suggests that the way we talk about and frame weight issues can have a significant impact on both the attitude and behavior of overweight individuals.
Congressman Tim Ryan launches his new book The Real Food Revolution: Healthy Eating, Green Groceries, and the Return of the American Family Farm.
World traveler Tyson Mayr crusades for clean water in the Third World — and proves that simple acts can make a big difference.
Instead of biceps curls, rows or pull-ups might be the way to go.
Your questions answered.
Think you can’t squat because of a bad back? Tight hips? Weak knees? You may want to look lower down in the kinetic chain — the problem may just be tight ankles.
The world traveler and activist shares how he got involved with Raincatcher and what inspired him to do 10,000 pushups in 10 days.
Tyson Mayr, a.k.a. The Naked Traveller, offers tips and pointers for how to do pushups correctly — plus five reasons they're a go-to exercise for whole-body fitness.