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Live Well: Work to find root cause behind illness symptoms
Dr. Brita Mutti, a registered naturopathic doctor and board-certified naturopathic oncologist at Hälsa Naturopathic Medicine in Colorado Springs, helps her patients dig deeper into what's contributing to their symptoms, which often is a combination of things, versus taking a medicine to treat only the symptom itself. Finding that deeper understanding of the imbalances means potentially offering a cure.
Pandemic fueling a sharp rise in eating disorders, Bay Area experts...
Nearly a year into the coronavirus pandemic, another harrowing surge is seeing steep increases: eating disorders.
Use video games to help you stay on track with your...
While 2020 upended a lot of norms, I do not expect to see a major decline in the number of people who resolved to get in better shape as the calendar rolled over to a new year. What might be different, however, is an increase in people looking for ways to work out alone and away from a gym.
Advice, tips, recipes all meant to help teach ‘How Not to...
There’s no lack of diet talk at this time of year. Even a pandemic can’t stop the flood of cookbooks that promise to help us start the year right to eat better and slim down.
Losing his eyesight unexpectedly triggered a life of fitness, marathons and...
LOS ANGELES — The two men's vests lit up in the afternoon sunlight, their neon-yellow running tops identical in every way except one.
Florida company hit with injunction in counterfeit 3M mask case
A Florida company that allegedly sold more than 10,000 counterfeit 3M respirators to Hennepin County (Minnesota) Medical Center has been slapped with an injunction from a federal court in Minnesota.
Winona Health program offers to ‘Speed’ fitness
WINONA — Getting your health back on track is what Winona Health's new HealthyFit "Speed" program is all about.
Resolve to keep your resolutions
Paul Kriegler has nothing against holidays, but he'd just as soon that everyone who made a New Year's resolution to lose weight or get back in shape skip Jan. 17's holiday.
Outdoor workouts in January? COVID-19 restrictions force gyms to get creative...
As temperatures hovered above freezing in Chicago Wednesday morning, nine people gathered in front of infrared heaters at the loading dock at Edge Athlete Lounge, in the West Town area, for a full-body strength routine that finished just before sunrise.
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Nutrition tips for running virtual races
Nutrition and hydration aid stations are carefully situated at regular intervals around the course at physical races. With COVID-19 making these races virtual, it is now up to you to set this up, and it's a step that should not be missed.