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Weight-loss surgeon Dr. Neil McDevitt unknowingly encouraged his patients to practice meal sequencing long before medical science adopted it as a term

Mixing up lunch options helps kids explore new foods and build healthy eating habits

Summer celebrations, vacations, and cookouts can make healthy eating feel like an afterthought. As we enter National Wellness Month, August is the perfect time to refresh your routine and focus on a part of your health that’s often overlooked: your brain

As we head-back into the school year, the importance of providing kid-friendly (and healthy) snacks becomes even more important

Some ideas cement themselves into popular culture—the American dream, the tortured genius, the midlife crisis… And then there’s the concept of the “alpha male”. Picture a wolf pack: one big, aggressive male at the top fighting off challengers and keeping everyone else in line. It makes for a neat story about power, hierarchy, and masculinity.…

Carrying around excess belly fat can be incredibly hazardous to your overall well-being. Visceral fat—the dangerous type of belly fat—wraps around internal organs like the liver, pancreas, kidneys, heart, and intestines, placing you at serious risk of developing heart disease, type-2 diabetes, certain forms of cancer, liver disease, and more. So, if you get started…

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I answer Joe, the peppy young sports science guru from My Vital Metrics, in the only way possible while wearing a cumbersome, Bane-from-Batman-style mask over my nose and mouth and jogging on a treadmill – two thumbs up and what can only be described as an affirmative chirrup

The differences in body types does mean that, on average, women find the exercise more difficult – but that’s not the whole story