Living Well

If you are trying to reduce sugar and maintain a healthy weight, there are so many delicious choices. Here are some healthier desserts that are sure to satisfy your sweet tooth.

One of the worst things you can do when you’re tossing and turning and can’t seem to rest is to force yourself to sleep. Here are some tips that can help.

Our gut health impacts our immune system, our mental health, and our overall well-being. An unhealthy gut can lead to insomnia, inflammation, fatigue, digestive issues, skin conditions and more. Here is what to eat to maintain good gut health.

Aloe is not just for sunburn. Aloe and aloe vera gel can be used to treat a variety of conditions from heartburn to fever blisters. Check out these eight uses for aloe.

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month. Skin cancer is one of the most treatable types of cancer if detected early, but there are steps we can take to prevent it. Here is one of the easiest.

Onions are good for more than making us cry. The organic sulfur compounds in onions are linked to various health benefits, so those tears may be worth it.

When we only focus on one area of fitness, the other areas suffer. Fitness expert, Fitz Koehler, breaks down the 4 pillars of fitness in her funny, yet no-nonsense, tell-it-to-you-straight style.

What is your true passion? At the start of the pandemic, Helene Beck began to re-evaluate her world and suddenly had an idea - she would start her own podcast with her daughter and find her spark again.

Kale is one of the more nutritious vegetables on the market today. Adding it to your diet is one of the best decisions you could make to support your wellness.

Finding a lump in her breast seven weeks after she had a clean mammogram was devastating to runner, race announcer, and fitness expert, Fitz Koehler. However, she refused to play the victim and continued to work and travel the country during months of exhausting treatments.

If you love outdoor exercise in the summer months, here are 5 tips to do it safely in the heat.

Onions are good for more than making you cry. However, the organic sulfur compounds in onions are linked to a variety of health benefits, so those tears may actually be worth it.