Mindful eating is a powerful tool to reset your relationship with food. But what is it, exactly? It is paying close attention to the direct experience of eating. Sounds simple, right? It is, but simple does not mean easy.

By Benji Rasky, CNS, LDN
Food and fitness, nourishment and movement. Whatever you call it, they are huge elements in your life! These articles invite you to shift your perspective and cultivate a sense of curiosity to explore the science and history of food and movement so you can enjoy a more rewarding experience with both what you put into your body, and how you move it!
By Benji Rasky, CNS, LDN
Mindful eating is a powerful tool to reset your relationship with food. But what is it, exactly? It is paying close attention to the direct experience of eating. Sounds simple, right? It is, but simple does not mean easy.
By Laura Araujo
Yoga is a form of physical exercise, but it’s also a powerful tool that can help quiet your mind, ground you in what’s most important, and release positive chemicals in your brain. And the best part is these five beginner yoga poses will help get you on your way to beginning a Yoga practice — and you can do them in your underwear!
By Heather Snyder Ippolito
We are dynamic beings who are often in motion and relating to other people, objects, and activities. So, posture is not a single position that you hold, it is how you move your body every day — which is why it’s literally such a critical part of living a balanced life! But there are three things that hold us back from good posture.
By Laura Araujo
So a quick question. Think about the last thing you ate. What do you remember about it? Did you take the time to enjoy it —like really enjoy it? Or were you multi-tasking and thinking about your endless to-do list or some other thing?
By Laura Araujo
If you’re not familiar with this wonderful dish, it’s a traditional stew-like Ayurvedic dish that in Hindi means “mixture.” It is not only tremendously helpful with digestion owing to the fact that it is loaded with fiber from lentils, root vegetables, and leafy greens, but the warming spices and ghee give you something to cozy up to on a chilly December evening — without having to resort to take-out!
By Laura Araujo
So, here are a few practices that I am vowing to adopt during the week ahead, and hopefully henceforth!
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