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1 week ago |
experiencelife.lifetime.life | Heidi Wachter |Nicole Radziszewski |Mo Perry
Physical HealthCold has a dramatic effect on the body: Step into a cold shower or jump into an icy lake, and you’ll likely feel your heart race and your lungs gasp for air. Your blood vessels constrict (a process called vasoconstriction), and you may start shivering. Your newly alert brain activates cold-shock proteins, which bind to nucleic acids and other proteins to help your body adapt to the cold. The molecules regulate various cellular processes, including metabolism and the stress response.
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2 weeks ago |
experiencelife.lifetime.life | Jill Metzler Patton |Alexandra Smith |Elizabeth Millard |Mo Perry
Some integrative-health practitioners see the recent rise in thyroid-related diseases — including hypothyroidism and thyroid cancer — as evidence that we need more iodine than public health guidelines suggest. “Many feel the current adult RDA of 150 mcg per day was provided as a baseline to prevent goiter and is not an appropriate level for ideal iodine balance to allow for its full range of benefits,” explains Malini Ghoshal, RPh, MS.
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2 weeks ago |
experiencelife.lifetime.life | Mo Perry |Chrystle Fiedler |Callie Fredrickson |Molly Kopischke
With Sandra Tadros Guirguis Season 10, Episode 17 | May 20, 2025Our bone density is built in our teens and 20s, yet it begins to decline as early as our 30s. As our body’s scaffolding, our bones play a critical role in how we move and function in daily life — and if it becomes compromised, it can affect not just our health, but our quality of life as a whole.
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3 weeks ago |
experiencelife.lifetime.life | Lauren David |Craig Cox |Mo Perry |Courtney Helgoe
Humans have a complicated relationship with hexapods. They buzz us, pester us, spook us; they find their way to our food, sip our drinks, eat our plants; they can bite us, sting us, and infect us with diseases. It’s not for nothing we term any creepy-crawly thing — whether it’s a true insect or not, such as spiders and ticks — a “bug.”But the truth is, we can’t live without them.
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4 weeks ago |
experiencelife.lifetime.life | Tina Nguyen |Emily Ewen |Molly Kopischke |Mo Perry
The end of May marks the start of summer for many, and this year, Life Time is pulling out all the stops to make the seasonal transition a splashy affair for members. The first-ever Life Time Yacht Club Social event is a daytime pool party taking place at athletic country clubs across the country between Thursday, May 23 through Monday, May 26, 2025. Here you can swing into summer like it’s the 1940s post-war era, paying homage to the rich maritime culture and nautical fashion of that time.
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