For years, cardiologists have focused on risk factors like high blood pressure and high cholesterol, but are now turning their attention to how mental health impacts our heart!

By Dr. Nicole Harkin, MD, FACC
expert
Health and wellness is complicated because, as a human, you're...complicated. And that's a good thing. So you must address a broad range of elements, including mindfulness, spirituality, self-care, and understanding your physiology. Whether you're dealing with things like mental health and stress management or adopting a meditation habit, we've got you covered. And we'll keep it uncomplicated!
By Dr. Nicole Harkin, MD, FACC
expert
For years, cardiologists have focused on risk factors like high blood pressure and high cholesterol, but are now turning their attention to how mental health impacts our heart!
By Laura Araujo
administrator
Many remain doubtful about the benefits of cold water exposure on fat reduction despite its growing number of believers, Let’s dive in!
By Mahogany Harrington
expert
A doula advises that the postpartum period is a time rich in joy and challenges – here’s what to do to ease your healing journey.
By Laura Araujo
administrator
If you are one of the 27 million people in the United States who practice Yoga, it is almost certain that you have performed a Surya Namaskar or two! This rhythmic, breath-focused moving meditation serves as more than just a workout but is also an homage to the sun. It’s an excellent way for beginners to introduce themselves to an alternative style of meditation through the synchronicity of breath and body to help soothe and quiet the mind.
By Rebecca Capps, LMFT
expert
Painful life events and struggles are inevitable. They are part of the human experience. However, the interpretation or meaning that you give these painful experiences, and how you choose to cope (or not) with your emotions, is what will ultimately dictate your experience. If you choose to numb your pain, you miss the wisdom and resilience it can offer you. But, if you do, know that there is nothing wrong with you. Ultimately, confronting your hurt (instead of numbing yourself to it) involves shifting the attitude that you choose to cultivate. While you cannot change the past, you can undoubtedly change your response to it.
By Aretha Moller-Roth
expert
From the moment we are born we long for touch. As the first of the five senses we develop, it plays a critical role in how we process sensations and stimuli into neural signals. When our bodies are deprived of that touch, a cascade of negative physiological and psychological effects take place in our bodies. This phenomenon, known as touch starvation, has become a significant issue for many as the global pandemic surges on — but practices such as Abhyanga can help even if you’re alone.
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