Introducing “Hangry” to Your Vocabulary and How to Beat It You mindlessly snapped at your co-worker. You find your lagging computer especially frustrating today; and even the smallest road bump […]
Does a few late nights and lack of sleep have that much of an effect on the body? According to Eve Van Cauter, director of the Sleep, Metabolism and Health […]
Pain vs. Pleasure… Pain and pleasure — does that ring any bells? What gives you more pain: exercise or the fact that you can’t buy the clothes that you want […]
You might want to try this because it has been proven to decrease the impact of stress, not necessarily to reduce stress, but to leave you better prepared to respond […]
Following a balanced diet helps you look and feel good. It’s a no-brainer. Moreover, according to the latest studies, eating well may even help fight depression. A scientific review published […]
There is a common and well known expression – “attitude is everything”. And this is best embodied by people who have achieved great things, people with an insatiable appetitie to […]
Ask many business owners what the secret to a successful company is, and a high percentage will answer good staff. The fitness industry is no different, but is there a […]
Stress is a word we seem to encounter more and more. Chances are it is regularly spoken around us or features heavily in the media and sometimes it may raise […]
You’re angry. Or busy. Exhausted. Or fired up. Getting ready to go out. Or packing it in for the night. There are a thousand reasons why now is not a good time to […]
It starts at the bookstore. You’re scrolling through the latest books in the health and wellness section when your eyes divert to the eye-popping title “Eat This Not That.” A […]
Meditating is often associated with sitting cross legged in a lotus position while channeling the deeper vibrations of the universe. Sources over the years have fed us this stereo typed image […]
Depression may be linked to low levels of serotonin in the brain. Serotonin is a neurotransmitter that helps to transmit signals between nerve cells. Serotonin is made from tryptophan. Tryptophan […]