Today, we’re diving deep into the viral 30-30-30 “rule” for weight loss. Recently, I noticed the 30/30/30 method blowing up on TikTok and Instagram. Here’s the video of Gary Brecka explaining the
Be Careful What You Measure
Last week, Wells Fargo fired a bunch of their remote employees. It turns out that these employees were “simulating keyboard activity” (with a program/device that automatically typed keys or jiggled
5 30-Gram Protein Meals You Can Make at Home | Protein
Tuna. Tofu. Cottage cheese. A lot of the MVPs of healthy eating have one thing in common: protein, and plenty of it. It makes sense. Research shows that protein can
Is Sleeping Naked Better For Your Health?
The connection between sleep and health is clear—sleep has many science-backed benefits. Sleeping naked? Well, there’s no direct evidence that going to bed in the nude will boost your health.
5 Foods That May Help You Sleep Better | Sleep
Key Takeaways There is no miracle food or drink that leads to the perfect night’s rest. Eating dinner too close to bedtime may interfere with sleep. Being tired increases the
Is Oat Milk Bad for You? The Myths & Facts | Nutrition
It’s hard to believe a beverage as basic as oat milk could cause an outrage, but this coffee shop staple has certain social media influencers up in arms lately. Haters
Understanding the Link Between Mental Health and Food
Why is eating well good for your mental health? Mental health is a complicated topic, and many factors can play a role in it, including physical activity and diet. For
6.21 Friday Faves – The Fitnessista
Hi friends! How are you? Happy Friday to ya! What’s going on this weekend? P has a basketball game, some friends are having a party, and Liv and I have
How to Eat & Drink Differently During a Heat Wave
Summer is here—and so are the heatwaves. Heat waves are periods of time when temperatures are higher than is normal for a region. For many, it just seems like time
Is Eating Late at Night Bad For Weight Loss?
Eating before bed is extremely common. You might eat a late-night dinner. You might snack in bed. And, some nights, you might even wake up from your slumber to alleviate