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Kale salad, with avocado, cranberries and pecans
June 4, 2025/Nutrition

5 Ways Kale Benefits Your Health

This leafy green can boost digestion and eye health, remove toxins and fight cancer and inflammation

Bowl of kimchi with ingredients surrounding it on the table

Health Benefits of Kimchi

This fermented food can feed your gut, help manage hunger and possibly curb colon cancer risk

Black currants on green
June 3, 2025/Nutrition

Black Currants: 4 Reasons This Bold Berry Belongs on Your Plate

Black currants are small but mighty — rich in nutrients that can boost heart health, fight inflammation and protect your eyes

Infographic of person on bike, with exercise benefits around them, like weight, skin, sleep and mood health
May 29, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

Workout Results: 12 Ways Exercise Benefits Your Body

A consistent exercise routine can bring you positive results from head to toe

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Milk, yogurt and different cheeses
May 28, 2025/Nutrition

Molybdenum: What It Is and Why You Need It

This trace mineral is essential and easy to get from your diet

People doing tai chi outside
May 28, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

Slow and Steady: The Health Benefits of Tai Chi

This ancient form of exercise can offer a physical and mental boost

Person pouring a scoop of protein powder into a mug of coffee
May 27, 2025/Nutrition

Can Drinking Protein Coffee Jump-Start Your Day?

Adding protein powder to coffee can provide benefits, but ‘proffee’ is no substitute for nutritious food

Person doing a somatic yoga exercise
May 23, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

What Is Somatic Yoga?

Somatic yoga focuses on the sensation and experience of movement — not striking perfect poses

People doing tai chi in a park
May 23, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

Somatic Exercises: What They Are and How They Benefit You

Being truly present in your body while you work out may reduce stress, heal trauma and more

Hydrating foods, including lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, celery, strawberries, watermelon and zucchinis
May 22, 2025/Nutrition

Soak It In: 10 Foods To Help You Stay Hydrated

Cucumbers, celery and (of course) watermelon are among foods with high water content

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