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Articles Posted in the Health & Wellness Category

Nature

Fighting your Nature Deficiency: Tips for Better Natural Health

Dr. Frank Lipman recently brought up the idea of having a nature deficiency. Are you getting enough nature?

Eating an Apple

Eating Healthy on a Busy Schedule: A How-To

Get some great tips on eating healthy on the go from Laura Metzdorff, L.Ac.!

Yoka

Build that Core! The Exercise Ball and Bicycle Crunch

Looking to strengthen your core? Here are two great ways to build your muscles, support better posture, and improve balance!

Stressed Out

Top 10 Common Stressors We Face

It seems like there is always something. A bill to pay, a report due, a relationship to mend. It never stops! Here’s the full list of common stressors we face everyday!

Sleeping in a hammock at sunset

How to Get a Good Night’s Sleep

The importance of sleep is hard to overstate. When we sleep, our bodies work to restore our mood, regenerate our lost energy, and reequip us with the ability to handle stress and think through situations.

Tomato Heart

4 Simple Ways to Pursue Natural Living

By employing these 4 simple tips, you can start leading your life toward a more natural, healthy pathway. Find out what it takes to get back in touch with the natural world around us!

Spring Food

Spring Snacks with You in Mind

Spring is (almost) here! Here are some of our favorite fruits, vegetables, and seasonal dishes!

Catching 'Z's

Catching ‘Z’s

From the ubiquity of cheap coffee to the increasing multiplicity of jobs, it seems every city across America is turning into that which never sleeps– but these habits have perilous implications for our health.

Half Full

Half Full: The Benefits of Drinking Water

Perhaps among the most overlooked lifestyle patterns, yet the most essential to maintaining a healthy body and mind, are daily levels of water intake. Here are some tips for getting enough.

Coffee and Tea

Better For Me: Coffee or Tea?

The steaming drink that helps you greet your day may come from either coffee beans or tea leaves, but do you ever stop to think just how good—or bad—your morning cup of joy really is for you?