Suffering with dark circles under eyes or black marks? There might be lots of reasons behind it, such as stress, improper sleep, hormonal disorder, getting older, post pregnancy side effects and many more.

This holiday season you will get glammed up for all the holiday parties, culminating with the big night out for New Year’s Eve! Yes, it is hard to believe 2020 is already coming to an end and 2021 awaits!

If you haven’t worked out for 2 - 3 months, you have lost half of your aerobic fitness. During this hiatus, your lung capacity has shrunk, your blood vessels have contracted, and your muscles have lost a significant amount of their strength.

If you ask most people how they would recommend losing weight in the most basic form, they will usually answer “Eat less, exercise more”. Generally, they are right. The simplest way to lose weight is to burn more calories during the day than you are taking in from your food.

I magine that we are walking along a hiking path, enjoying nature, thinking good thoughts, and suddenly, we hear a rustle in the bushes. Our body thinks, bear (or in Paleo times saber toothed tiger-Oh my). Either way, the hike is ruined and you are now faced with a decision. Is it Bambi or is it a bear?

Working out in a pool makes sense for several reasons. The buoyant quality of water means little to no stress on your joints, ligaments and back.

If you’re a coach, or a parent of a child athlete there are things you should remember to help keep your young players healthy.

Two weeks into your new running or fitness life you start to lose momentum. It’s not as fun as you thought it’d be and it’s tough to get motivated. What’s missing?

There can be benefits to early screening for some types of cancer. An example is colonoscopy. This type of screening may find growths that can be removed before they become cancerous.

Over time, sitting too long at work can create a host of health issues. Did you know sitting over 3 hours a day can cut 2 years off of your life expectancy?

Just how important is proper posture for your overall health? Research shows that it is every bit as important as exercising, getting the right amount of sleep and eating right. It is also as positive for your health as avoiding drugs, tobacco and alcohol.