From hard hats to happy holidays: Maintaining balance during the break
Prioritize movement, remember to eat your veggies, and take time to sleep this holiday season to maintain balance.
Prioritize movement, remember to eat your veggies, and take time to sleep this holiday season to maintain balance.
Artificial food dyes like Yellow No. 5 and Blue No. 1 are linked to cancer, hyperactivity, and contaminants that can cause long-term health issues.
Mental health can be tough to manage over the holidays. Lowering expectations, prioritizing exercise, and setting boundaries can help.
Essential oils for stress relief include lavender, bergamot, jasmine, and orange. They can lower cortisol, support sleep, and even reduce blood pressure.
Some deli meats aren’t good for you, thanks to nitrates, bacteria, and additives—but knowing what to watch out for can improve your health.
Instead of stocking up on Kleenex, boost your immune system by getting more sleep, eating nutrient-dense food, and finding ways to de-stress.
Find high-protein grab-and-go lunches at Trader Joe’s, including their smoked salmon pinwheel, chicken tikka masala, and spicy shrimp bowl!
Cozy up after work this winter with 12 healthy, warming recipes like curried sweet potato soup and veggie-packed chili.
Supplements like magnesium and creatine boost brain function, while sleep and strong social ties prevent dementia and cognitive decline.
Bagel and lox or spicy chickpea avocado toast? These breakfast sandwiches (and more) are packed with flavor and nutrition to kick-start your morning right.
Dry skin signs include itching, flaking, and irritation. Try humidifiers, moisturizers, and face coverings this winter to beat itchy skin.
Need easy dinners? These slow cooker meals, like Tuscan Chicken and Beef & Broccoli, make meal prep quick, tasty, and stress-free!