Your heart is a muscle that needs regular movement to stay strong. This doesn’t mean hitting the gym or paying for pricey classes. Heart doctors say walking is the best exercise for heart health. It’s simple and free, and you can do it almost anywhere. Research shows brisk movements cut heart disease risk by 24%. You...

A German study has recently revealed 5 midlife health risks that could cut a decade off your lifespan. Recently presented at the American College of Cardiology Scientific Session, the study identified obesity, diabetes, high cholesterol, smoking, and high blood pressure as the risk factors. Collectively, these factors account for an astounding 50% of all cardiovascular...

Do you struggle sitting for any length of time, knowing that within 30 minutes to an hour your backside won’t just be sore, but on fire? This extreme discomfort makes many regular activities – your daily commute, sitting in a long meeting, watching a movie, kayaking – a painful business of shifting and subtly trying...

Most people think weight loss only happens when you’re working out or watching what you eat. But here’s the surprise: you can actually lose weight while you sleep. That’s right — your body continues burning calories, regulating hormones, and repairing itself long after you’ve turned off the lights. With the right habits in place, sleep...

Health risks are often spotted by doctors, but Ed Jones, a wellness expert, argues you can find them at home. He believes a simple grip test could reveal if you’re at risk for early death. With just a dumbbell and a minute of your time, you can uncover serious health warnings. Jones insists that tests...

Gyan Mudra, an elegant hand gesture with deep roots in yoga, has been treasured for centuries for its ability to calm the mind and sharpen focus. The word “Gyan” means “knowledge” in Sanskrit, while “Mudra” refers to a hand gesture. Together, they form a tool for connecting with inner wisdom. You know what’s amazing? This...

In the ongoing quest to combat cancer, one of the most promising and accessible tools may be right at our fingertips: physical activity. Recent studies have highlighted the profound impact that even modest levels of exercise can have on cancer outcomes, particularly in reducing the risk of cancer progression and mortality. A study published in...

Maximising performance and boosting enjoyment in exercise is a continual pursuit for athletes, gym rats and joggers alike. From well planned-out exercising regimens to carefully curated diets, fitness enthusiasts and professionals are always seeking fresh, new ways to push their limits and unlock their full potential. However, as the legal landscape surrounding smoking weed continues...

We know that fitness is important. Like it or not, we know that stronger bodies are long-lasting bodies and that strength, mobility, and endurance are all important markers of health. In the realm of health and well-being, a simple at-home test may hold the key to predicting a rather somber outcome — the possibility of...

Are you looking for stretches to relieve tight shoulders? Whether your shoulder tightness is from sitting at a desk all day, working out intensely, or from your daily activities (like too much texting), these easy moves will loosen up tight shoulders. Even if you don’t have a full-time desk job, chances are you spend the...

Jack LaLanne, born in 1914 in San Francisco, California, was a pioneer in the fitness industry. He is known as the “Godfather of Fitness,” “The First Fitness Superhero,” and the “Grandfather of Fitness.” It is from his name where the phrase “getting jacked” comes from. With his unwavering dedication and passion for health and wellness,...

Walking is a simple yet highly effective form of exercise that provides numerous health benefits. Whether it’s a leisurely stroll or a brisk power walk, incorporating walking into your daily routine can improve cardiovascular fitness, strengthen muscles, aid in weight management, reduce stress, and boost overall mental well-being. However, despite its many advantages, people often...