Saunas and steam rooms are both time-tested ways of providing relaxation by encompassing the healing power of heat. Warming our bodies helps muscles to relax after a long day (or a workout), and also aids in opening up the skin’s pores. Both steam rooms and saunas may also provide additional health benefits, but which should […]
Category: Personal Fitness
Exercising While Pregnant May Lower Cardiovascular Risk in Newborns
There are few worse feelings in the world for a mother than when a baby is born with a heart defect. Congenital heart defects, such as holes between heart chambers, occur in up to 1 in 100 babies in the United States. Some of these defects require complicated surgeries right after a baby is born, […]
Essentials Men Over 40 Should Be Doing to Stay Healthy
If you are 40 years young, you may begin to notice your favorite jeans getting snug, your vision may be fuzzy reading the morning paper, and stress might be creeping into your life a bit more. No need to fret, you can build a healthy and fit you at any age, especially over 40, by […]
8 Ways Meditation Benefits Your 37 Trillion Cells
If you are as passionate about a healthy lifestyle as we are, then you’ve likely looked into and maybe even tried meditation. Meditation has been around for thousands of years with millions of people swearing by its effectiveness. Now, studies seem to confirm that meditation affects us down to a cellular level, impacting our brains […]
5 Ways Meditation Can Improve Your Health
We know that providing our bodies with good quality nutrition, sufficient hydration, and plenty of exercise plays a vital role in the state of our health. Yet, when it comes to achieving optimal well-being, this is not the whole story. Since the mind and the body are so intimately connected, it stands to reason that […]
Research Says Fight Cancer Head-On with Exercise
Exercise not only provides psychological benefits to cancer patients, but now it appears it can provide physical ones as well. Exercise has been shown to fight cancer tumors head-on. A study led by exercise physiologist Brad Behnke, from Kansas State University, examined the growth of prostate cancer tumors in rats, some of which exercised while […]






