Staying committed to a fitness routine can be challenging, especially for women who juggle young children, school-aged kids, careers, and the chaos of everyday life. When progress slows, life becomes demanding, or workouts feel stale, motivation often dips. Sustaining momentum requires more than just grit; it is essential to understand how motivation works and how […]
When we talk about brain health, we often focus on puzzles, memory games or stress management. But one of the most powerful tools to support your brain is right on your plate. The connection between nutrition and brain health is well-established in research. What you eat not only fuels your body but also influences how
A migraine is a common neurologic disorder that is more than just “a really bad headache.” It’s a specific and complex type of headache that typically presents with throbbing pain on one side of the head. The pain level can range from moderate to debilitating. Migraines tend to develop in childhood, adolescence, or young adulthood,
When we think about relationships, especially in midlife, many of us begin to see them through a new lens. Maybe it’s because we’ve raised families, weathered storms, or simply gotten better at tuning into what we need. In this new chapter of life, it’s time to build healthy relationships that prioritize joy, intimacy, and mutual
The rise of fitness communities. Fitness communities have become a growing trend, bringing together individuals, online or in person, who share an interest in movement, strength, and health. Instead of following highly individualized routines, people are seeking a shared experience. They want accountability, a connection, and most importantly, to feel like they belong to something
In today’s economy, maintaining a nutritious diet can feel like an uphill battle. With grocery prices climbing and household budgets tightening, many people are left wondering if affordable nutrition is even possible. The good news? You can absolutely enjoy healthy meals on a budget it just takes a bit of planning and a few smart
Holistic health is the practice of examining and addressing all parts of a person’s life: physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual. Each component is interconnected to the others and each must be considered to understand and treat the whole person. Integrative healthcare merges holistic and Western (“conventional”) medical treatment. Integrative medicine became popular in the
More women over 40 are leaving the apps—and finding love with a more personal touch. After years of swiping, ghosting, and awkward first dates that go nowhere, many women are stepping away from dating apps and toward something refreshingly different: dating matchmaking services. It’s not just nostalgia—it’s smart, intentional dating. And for women navigating the
Pregnancy is a time of incredible changes, and staying active can be physically and mentally beneficial. However, fitness during pregnancy should be approached with caution and awareness of your body’s needs. Pregnant women should aim for 150 minutes of moderate-intensity weekly exercise over four to seven days (American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists [ACOG], n.d.).
In recent years, personalized nutrition has gained significant attention in the world of health and wellness. So, what is this new trend all about? It’s the idea that our diets should be as unique as our fingerprints, tailored to our individual biology, lifestyle and even our genetics. By understanding how our genes influence nutrient absorption,
Dating in midlife is a whole different ballgame. Gone are the days of swiping aimlessly or settling for relationships that don’t align with your values. At this stage in life, you’ve likely been through enough to know what you want—and what you don’t. That’s why intentional dating is the way to go. It’s about dating
If your health insurance coverage includes participation in a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Savings Account (FSA), lucky you! When you enroll in either account—you can’t be in both—you’ll receive several automatic benefits: What is a qualified medical expense? The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) determines which medical expenses can be paid with an HSA