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How Exercise Improves Microbiome Health (and Vice Versa)

How Exercise Improves Microbiome Health (and Vice Versa)

by Mary Grace Descourouez | Apr 8, 2024 | Gut Health, Healthful Nutrition, Movement & Exercise

By Mary Grace Descourouez, MS, NBC-HWC  The human gastrointestinal tract is home to trillions of microorganisms that create the gut microbiome. The gut is where the body digests and absorbs nutrients from our food and, therefore, where we get our energy to perform...
Everything You Need to Know About Creatine

Everything You Need to Know About Creatine

by Carly Smith | Mar 11, 2024 | Healthful Nutrition, Supplements

By Carly Smith, BS, MPH(c) This blog is part of our Supplements newsletter. If you like this content, sign up to receive our monthly newsletter! A recent analysis done by members of the Stanford Lifestyle Medicine team on how different supplements impact sports...
3 Ways to Get (and Stay) Motivated to Exercise

3 Ways to Get (and Stay) Motivated to Exercise

by Carly Smith | Jan 11, 2024 | Energy, Metabolic Health, Movement & Exercise

By Carly Smith, BS, MPH(c)  One of the hardest parts about exercising is finding the motivation to do it. Especially if you’re new to working out, motivation can be fleeting and dependent upon your daily mood or energy level. Even though we know that exercise greatly...
The Impact of Exercise on Brain Health and Preservation

The Impact of Exercise on Brain Health and Preservation

by Carly Smith | Nov 29, 2023 | Energy, Cognitive Enhancement, Mental Health, Metabolic Health, Movement & Exercise

By Carly Smith, BS, MPH(c)  The foundation of longevity science exists in a balance of healthy physical, mental, and emotional aging. In the past, researchers have studied these aspects of health as independent subjects, but now scientists emphasize that every aspect...
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