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When Exercise Apps Fall Short: Why Medical Conditions Require Professional Supervision
Jill is a 65-year-old woman with knee arthritis who followed a popular fitness app's program, resulting in severe knee pain and weeks of recovery. She didn't have the money to pay for a personal trainer so she tried an app a friend had recommended to her. She has had a total knee replacement on her left knee and severe arthritis in her right knee which will need a replacement in the near future. She has a fused left ankle, obesity, hypertension and is able to walk for short d
tamilee100
2 days ago5 min read


Epigenetics and Infertilty
Image by Freepik What is infertility? Infertility is defined as the inability to get pregnant after one year of trying. It is a complex...
priyalkumar08
Oct 44 min read


How Much Protein Do You Need?
Protein is the cornerstone of fitness and health. Are we eating too little? Perhaps too much? Popular culture and nutritional science...
viren chauhan
Sep 302 min read


It’s Hot Out! How to Stay Well While You Play.
If you think that it feels hotter than when you were a kid, it is not your imagination. You are right! According to NASA researchers...
healingbridge59
Sep 193 min read
Are Youth Sports a Problem
By: Justin Neal, FNP-C, MSN Being a huge NBA fan, I watched most of the games closely, and I could not help but notice all the major...
jmneal221
Sep 163 min read


The Science of Prenatal Yoga: How Gentle Movement Supports Mother and Baby
Prenatal yoga is more than gentle stretching but a science-backed practice that supports cardiovascular health, reduces anxiety, shortens labor, and enhances maternal resilience. Grounded in evidence from recent clinical studies, this guide explores how mindful movement benefits both mother and baby, outlines safety tips based on ACOG recommendations, and presents key modified poses for every trimester.
Dang Bao Ngoc
Sep 910 min read


Lifestyle Modifications to Prevent and Manage Coronary Artery Disease
Evidence-based data support an all-inclusive approach in managing coronary artery disease, including healthy diet, regular physical...
Maliha Muzaffer
Sep 84 min read
Blue Zones & Longevity: 9 Daily Habits for a Longer, Healthier Life
Discover how the world’s longest-living people thrive in Blue Zones. Learn nine simple habits backed by science to boost your health,...
Penny Pratt, RN, CSPI
Sep 34 min read


What Can We Do to Improve Our Health?
David Cox RN BSN Our Health—the News is Not Great If you asked most people, they would say they’d love to have some improvement in...
David S. Cox
Sep 210 min read


Gardening and Its Impact on Health and Wellbeing
For those persons who tend to a garden, summertime brings with it the promise of an autumn harvest of vegetables and fruits. The act of gardening not only provides food, it also provides multiple physical and mental health benefits for people of all ages.
mclapham9
Sep 14 min read


Psychological Factors in Athletic Performance
By Jessica Chhoy Motivation: Gymnast and motivating quote by unknown There are many methods an athlete can use to stay motivated. Goal...
chhoyjessica
Aug 92 min read


Beware of Wet Bulb this summer!
Designed by Freepik As we approach warmer and more humid weather, let's be more mindful about the time we spend outdoors and address the...
kimberlyannecv
Aug 12 min read


Is There a Relationship Between PTSD and Metabolic Syndrome?
Image from Wix Media Written by Michelle Clapham, RN, MSN, APRN (retired) Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is more than a mental...
mclapham9
Jul 217 min read


The Active Couch Potato: Why Exercise Isn’t Always Enough
Sara at her new work station Sara sits in the exam room at the doctor’s office, waiting for the medical assistant to take her vital...
tamilee100
Jul 195 min read


Ageless Strength: How One Retired Nurse Is Beating Muscle Loss and Staying Fit for Life
Linda and her family on their annual ski trip Linda is a 66-year-old retired nurse who has been athletic her whole life. Even as a nurse...
tamilee100
Jul 159 min read


Biohacking for Better Health: What Works and What Doesn't
When you see the word “biohacking” what do you picture in your mind? If you’re not picturing better health and longevity, this article...
Linda Gerace, BSN, RN
Jun 295 min read


Survival First Aid 101: Life-Saving Wilderness Skills You Should Know
Imagine you’re three hours into a mountain trail when your friend trips, hitting their head on a rock. No signal. No road nearby. Just...
Kevin Wuryanto
Jun 2612 min read


Is developing neurocognitive superpowers the secret to going pro?
Have you ever wondered how Magic Johnson perfected the no-look pass without missing a beat? Or how Chris Paul consistently and...
Sheila Mosallaei
Jun 264 min read


If You’ve Fallen Off, You’re Not Alone: Proven Ways to Get Back on Track with Exercise
Many people begin an exercise program filled with enthusiasm, such as with a New Year's resolution, but most of these exercisers stop...
tamilee100
Jun 256 min read


Reverse Walking: More Than Just Exercise
There are numerous ways to maintain a healthy lifestyle and it is no wonder that walking is a popular choice across all age groups. It...
Nivetha B Manohar
Jun 254 min read
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