healthy living

Many people mistakenly believe that heart disease only affects elderly people, but heart disease can strike at any age. The truth is that the lifestyle choices you make now will have an...

A colorful plate is more than just Instagram-worthy. Eating meals with a variety of colors is good for your health. Think red tomatoes, leafy greens, bright blueberries, orange carrots, or purple eggplants—basically,...

February is American Heart Month, with a focus on raising awareness and providing education about heart health, and preventing heart disease. One of the best indicators of heart health is heart rate—the...

Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic almost one year ago, avid exercisers have had to rethink their regular routines as gyms around the country were forced to close. Even as some...

After a year like 2020 and with the new year starting off still just as rocky, it can be hard to remain positive. When all of the news you see and read...

This time of year, it’s very easy to get too caught up in the excitement of New Year’s resolutions and setting fitness goals for yourself that are simply unattainable. Instead of creating...

At the beginning of a new year, many people are determined to commit to their resolutions of changing their diets and losing weight. So they start out the year by drastically slashing...

This is the time of year that many people begin making New Year’s resolutions, and most often that includes a fitness goal to exercise more and get into shape. But 80 percent...