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How to Declutter Your Kitchen Table or Kitchen Island

By Jill Patton, FMCHC

Feng Shui experts offer strategies to declutter your kitchen table or island and create space to cook nutritious meals.

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Easy Meal Prep: How to Start Component Cooking

By Camille Berry

Bring more convenience, ease, and variety to mealtime with this batch-cooking method favored by foodies.

Bahram Akradi

In Harmony With Food

By Bahram Akradi

Bahram Akradi, CEO and founder of Life Time, shares his thoughts on the importance of food, from its nutritional value to its role in fostering social connections.

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9 Must-Try Grilled Fruit and Vegetable Recipes

By Experience Life Staff

Embrace the versatility of the grill at your next meal! Think beyond traditional grilled meat options with this collection of plant-forward recipes.

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The Problem With Using the RICE Protocol to Treat a Soft Tissue Injury

By Nicole Radziszewski

Some think the RICE protocol — rest, ice, compression, and elevation — is an outdated way to handle injuries. Here’s how to use a little PEACE and LOVE for recovery.

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PUMING IRONY: When the Pills Are the Problem

By Craig Cox

Struggling with some annoying side effects of my meds, I’m heartened by new research showing the salutary results of “deprescribing” a popular drug among seniors.

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The 7 Types of Rest

By Jessie Sholl

If you’re feeling run-down, you might be deficient in one of the seven types of rest. Learn how you can recharge your physical, mental, emotional, creative, social, sensory, and spiritual self.

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How to Optimize Your Skin’s Natural Detoxification Process

By Mo Perry

Learn more about the vital role your skin plays in detoxification — and how you can support it.

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What to Eat for Strong Muscles

By Lauren Bedosky

You need protein and more to get and stay strong. These essential nutrients can support your muscles now and for the long haul.

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How Do I Know If it’s Safe to Exercise Outside?

By Jessica Migala

Wildfires, smog, and other environmental issues can cause poor air quality. Consider these four factors when contemplating an outdoor workout.

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Expert Answers: How Do I Minimize the Impact of Hitting the Outside of My Shoe on the Ground When I’m Running?

By Mike Thomson, CSCS

If posterior striking is one of your running challenges, these four strength exercises can make your body more resilient to the impact.

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The Health Benefits of Creatine

By Andrew Heffernan

Many supplements claim to make you stronger and fitter. This one actually does.

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