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Global Wellness Institute: Highlighting The Fitness & Wellness Evolution

Rick Richey, MS
Rick Richey, MS |
Fitness and wellness have been around since the time of Homer in Ancient Greece, though they haven’t always looked like they do today. Cleopatra used cosmetics, lotions, and wraps with ingredients we see on shelves now, but her lifestyle wasn’t ...
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wellness Podcast Derek Brown

Mindfulness & Drinking: Knowing How Much Alcohol is Too Much

NASM |
There has been a lot of talk about why you should drink more mindfully, especially on the heels of Dry January, but there remains an important question: how do you drink more mindfully? In this episode of “ Mindful Drinking,” host Derek Brown shares his ...
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Here's How to Calculate & Improve Your RMR

Dana Bender
Dana Bender |
The term “metabolism” often grabs attention, especially in a culture fixated on calorie counting. As a nutrition coach or weight loss specialist, you're probably familiar with the inquiries about how to boost metabolism. This is often associated with a ...
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Fitness wellness spotlight

A Truemed Guide: Maximizing What You Can Use HSA/FSA Funds For

Dana Bender
Dana Bender |
Health and wellbeing services can be expensive and typically aren’t covered by insurance, which can make them inaccessible to many people. But with Truemed, you can use tax-free Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) to pay ...
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10 Effective Ways to Detox from Social Media

Nicole Golden
Nicole Golden |
Social media is a tool. Whether it helps or hurts you depends on how you use it. Social media can connect us to the communities and world around us, but it can also have serious impacts on mental health and wellness, like increasing rates of depression ...
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Fitness wellness spotlight

The Kinetic Chain and How to Apply It

Dana Bender
Dana Bender |
The human body is not made up of isolated segments of muscles, bones, connective tissue, and ligaments. Rather, the body is a series of interconnected parts that all impact each other. This impact can either be positive or negative. Ideally, when the ...
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Considering Medication for Obesity? Here's What You Need to Know

Nicole Golden
Nicole Golden |
Embarking on a journey to address obesity through medication is a significant decision that requires careful consideration. In this exploration, we delve into the key aspects of using medication, specifically focusing on Semaglutide, as a potential tool ...
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Fitness wellness Nutrition

The Blue Zone Diet: What to Eat to Live Longer

Nicole Golden
Nicole Golden |
In 2009, my family captured a five-generation photo: five children (ages 5, 2, 2, 2, and 2), myself (age 26), my mother (age 55), my grandfather (age 79), and my great-grandmother (age 107). Although my great-grandmother passed away at almost 108 years ...
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Sipping with Intention: The Mindful Drinking Guide

Derek Brown
Derek Brown |
There are a lot of phrases to describe the way we drink or don’t drink alcohol. In fact, it seems as though we’re creating new phrases all the time. I’m sure you’ve heard of “sober curious” or maybe even “sober-ish,” but what about “tempo drinking” or ...
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Fitness wellness spotlight

Mindful Drinking vs. Sober Curiosity: Navigating the Spectrum of Conscious Consumption

Kinsey Mahaffey
Kinsey Mahaffey |
In American culture, drinking alcohol is extremely prevalent and is often integrated into regular aspects of life such as celebrations, business deals, relaxing, socializing, or de-stressing. It can be easy to fall into the “everyone else is doing it!” ...
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