Drink up, guys! Staying hydrated is one of the easiest ways to take care of yourself in all the right ways.
Read MoreTo wrap up National Heart Health Month, we need to discuss one of the most common health issues for women: about 44 million women in the United States are affected by heart disease, according to the American Heart Association. However, nearly 80% of heart disease events can be prevented with some small lifestyle changes, including amping up intake of omega-3 fatty acids, greens, and whole grains, as well as increasing exercise and sleep.
Read MoreContinuing our celebration of National Heart Health Month, I want to discuss a sneaky and very dangerous threat to our hearts that is often overlooked in the onslaught of nutrition and exercise that comes at us in the discussion of heart disease prevention: yo-yo dieting, or “weight cycling.”
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