If you’ve recently decided to make the switch to veganism, congratulations! You are helping the planet, tiny animals and your own body thrive a little better. It’s a personal choice to switch to a plant-based vegan diet, but even eating this way a few times a week is incredible for your health and your environment.… Read More »
It’s the final day of our four week home workout challenge. It’s time to sweat it out for the final time and burn some serious calories with celebrity trainer Svava Sigbertsdottir Congratulations on (nearly) completing our four week home workout challenge for the body and mind. How have you found the journey? We hope you are… Read More »
RD.COM Health Everyday Wellness View as slideshow Drop-kick your anxiety in the new year with these mind-clearing tricks. They may sound simple, but they have the power to change everything. Give your brain a break Olena Yakobchuk/Shutterstock Clear your mind. Be here now. Find your zen. These mantras surround us all the time—and, as experts… Read More »
Contributed by Francesca Hawker, the founder and owner of The 321 Effect Like many people, I’ve struggled with my weight and my self-confidence over the years. I’ve tried every single diet out there, I have spent money on pills, plans, memberships and inch loss wraps. If I’m being really honest, I’ve even tried liposuction. Finally,… Read More »
For many cryptocurrency investors, getting ready to file taxes is nothing short of a nightmare. It’s not unusual to hear from crypto investors who have to spend a hundred hours or more tracking down records of their crypto trades, mining pool payouts, and miscellaneous transactions. Many also ended up unexpectedly owing thousands of dollars in tax,… Read More »
Brains do a lot of work while we sleep—far from being a passive behavior, sleep is actually critical to brain health, and as a result, mental and cognitive health. A few new studies in recent weeks underline how important sleep is, and how detrimental lack of sleep can be. And not just chronic lack of… Read More »
In mid-October, researchers in California published a study of Civil War prisoners that came to a remarkable conclusion. Male children of abused war prisoners were about 10 percent more likely to die than their peers were in any given year after middle age, the study reported. The findings, the authors concluded, supported an “epigenetic explanation.”… Read More »