Missing a workout occasionally is not something to panic about, but consistently skipping exercise may have big effects on many aspects of your health. It’s important to recognize when to get back to a routine to not lose the progress you’ve worked toward.
HBOT a Potential Treatment for Those with Long COVID
Recently, HBOT is being tested and used to treat various symptoms related to long COVID, a condition which affects an estimated 10% to 20% of people initially diagnosed with COVID.Â
Travel Nutrition Takes Flight
In order to avoid getting tripped up by the overwhelming selection of food options in airports, follow these food strategies to ensure long lasting energy and immune support throughout your travels.
How to Have a Smooth Back-to-School Year for Your Special Needs Child
For parents of neurodiverse children, school transitions can be difficult. Here are five tips to make the transition as seamless and successful as possible.
Are Pilates Classes Worth the Hype?
Models and celebrities such as, Kate Hudson and Kendall Jenner, “swear” by Pilates.
Healthy Communication Toolkit
Learn valuable communication tips from a licensed counselor to help you when you need to communicate something important.
Q&A: PRO Nutrition Advice
The ever-growing health industry has an abundance of information that can be both misconceiving and overwhelming. We asked our PRO dietitians for expert advice on weight-loss and nutrition related questions members have.Â
The Rise of Self-Care
Self-care can look different for everyone. Ultimately, self-care can be anything that you do for yourself that feels nourishing and helps you to reset.
Underneath Our Anger
Relationship conflict can sometimes bring out the worst sides of ourselves. Often, we react quickly and make statements that are harsh or cutting. But what is underneath the anger or behind the defensiveness?
Get What You Truly Need in a Weight Loss Program
There’s no doubting the value of weight management. Rather than being just a few extra uncomfortable pounds, excess weight carries legitimate risks. In fact, dropping between 5% and 10% of your weight has been proven to lower your chance of developing heart disease. This is just one of the many benefits of choosing a weight loss program. However, what should you look for in order to figure out which one best fits your needs? Are all weight loss programs essentially the same? No.