By this time, a post title such as this has been discussed to nauseam across all platforms. While ‘Transformation Tuesday’ pics are plentiful, there are so many reasons beyond aesthetics for women to be lifting...
Reading a nutrition label is like deciphering CIA code. You’ve read the words before, and you know what they mean, but you have no idea the semantics or the context in which they’re being used. Between scientific names for what you think, maybe, could be sugar, and artificial flavors colors like FD&C Red No. 40 you might need to enroll yourself in an evening community college course of “Food Dictation”. With an overwhelming amount of options hitting grocery store shelves, and society embarking on a paradigm shift towards healthier living, learning how to read a nutrition label, couldn’t be more crucial, than now. Just glancing at the calories, just isn't going to cut it.
You'll never be as young as you are right now. It's true. I wake up every morning and look in the mirror just to find another wrinkle, another fine line, telling me that I'm another day older. We're all aging and there's nothing we can do to stop it. Getting older and adulting is just the natural progression of life, but don't you wish there was a way to slow down the signs of that progression?
Ever since you were a kid, peanut butter has been a fundamental part of your diet. Whether it was a perfectly made PB&J with the crust neatly cut off in your brown bag lunch, or spread over crackers for a quick snack, peanut butter has been a permanent fixture in your life. But years of misinformation has vilified our beloved creamy-crunchy spread and left many people wondering if peanut butter is actually good for you. Well, we’re about to find out.
Ever find yourself wondering why people take probiotics? In short, probiotics are the healthy bacteria, or healthy army, within your GI tract that arm your body to defend against bacteria and fully digest food, so your nutrients can be used as fuel for a healthy gut.
You've heard probiotics are good for you, but you're not quite sure what they are or where they come from. And when it comes to supplements, how do you even choose one? In this 4 step guide to choosing the right probiotic supplement for you, you'll learn the answers to these questions, and more!
Finally, a protein recipe that not only heals muscles, tendons, and ligaments but also satisfies your craving for a sweet treat, without any of the guilt. Each muffin made with this recipe boasts 9g Protein and almost 100g of Potassium. YUM!
Fish Oil Might Be Outdated—Here’s Why Krill Oil Is Taking Over If you’ve ever taken fish oil to boost heart health, reduce inflammation, or support brain function, you’re not alone—Omega-3 supplements are one of...
If you are squatting, cleaning, glute bridging, bootie-banding regularly and you aren’t doing hip mobility work in a balanced manner, it’s only a matter of time before you’re sidelined with an injury related to poor hip and glute mobility.
Ever wonder how you can get more collagen into your diet? Well, good news – you can get it naturally from nutrient-rich foods in your diet! Or can you? While increasing foods high in antioxidants and vitamins like C & E can help reduce signs of aging for the skin, and support your hair, and nails, your best bet for increasing natural collagen levels in the body isn’t from food, it’s actually from supplementation.
You’re sore. Not just today—but every day. It’s inevitable. Muscle soreness is a byproduct of hard training. But what can you do to recover faster, reduce that lingering discomfort, and get back to training...
Taking ibuprofen before or after a workout seems harmless. I mean, I’ve done it, you’ve probably done it, and nearly 70 percent of endurance athletes surveyed about NSAID use say they down the pills before or after training sessions, too. Unfortunately, if you’re masking your pain and popping pills in order to avoid a completely natural physiological response to pain from exercise and activity in the first place, emerging research suggests you may be doing more harm than good.
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