We've rounded up some of our favorite healthy taco recipes! Whether you're looking for a classic taco or up for some taco-vation (that's taco innovation), we've got a recipe for you.
We are living in a WFH (work from home) world, and if you are a WFH-er and seeking ways to stay on top of your workout regimen while incorporating some anti-stress exercises, you’ve come to the right place!
Healthy eating doesn’t have to be complicated, in fact, there are many ways to make small tweaks to your diet that ultimately improve the health factor, without having to make large sacrifices. One of these easy tweaks is learning how to switch out common ingredients for healthier options. These small switches won’t be super noticeable taste-wise, but it will take your cooking to the next level health-wise.
National Pizza Day is February 9th and we LOVE us some delicious 'za. However, if you're looking to stick to your nutrition blueprint, we've rounded up some healthy pizza options that will curb your pizza cravings but won't make you feel guilty.
Taking a long stroll each evening is good for more than just getting out of the house for a bit. In fact, many celebrity trainers and fitness gurus create their workouts around walking, which says a lot about the benefits of this cardio exercise. Walking is the best exercise in the number of benefits it gives you. Yes, it’s even on the same level as running, you just have to devote more time to it than running. Luckily, with all the benefits of it, you’ll be heading out for a morning and evening walk in no time.
The big day approaches - one that has people putting on their stretchy pants, and taking L-tryptophan naps on the couch after gorging on several servings of fat-laden foods. A little indulging is a given on the day of giving thanks, but it doesn’t have to be a calorie mass casualty.
When it comes to your workout, getting on the treadmill versus pumping iron first can seem like a chicken/egg scenario: which comes first? Proponents of both may swear that their favorite exercise of choice is the better way to get your sweat on and see results, but which is the best way to get fit?
Sleep is imperative for all your daily functions, but there are certain activities that you will falter at if you cut back on bedtime. For instance, your mental state tends to decline when you pull an all-nighter, you are more likely to catch a cold, and you likely can’t put in maximum performance at the gym. Yes, getting horizontal is important if your goal is to get swole. Experts are claiming that slumber might be the very thing that can keep you fit. According to Men’s Health, the restorative process of sleep is when the body gets stronger, repairing muscles. It’s also when the mind strengthens with clarity and focus. In essence, sleep acts as a performance-enhancing drug.
Big muscles. Being virile. Staying power. All these are related to a healthy testosterone level. The big T is extremely important to male development - it helps to develop the penis, testes, voice, facial hair, and pubic hair at puberty. It also increases muscle size and strength, bone strength, increases sex drive, and sperm production. However, imagining it as just a dude thing that gets you swole and can make you aggressive is pretty much a myth, as it’s not just made by men. Women also produce testosterone in their ovaries and the adrenal glands and need certain levels for bone strength, ovarian health, and libido.
You fall and twist your ankle and it swells to the point where you limp. You overdo it with the deadlifts and can’t raise your arms the next day. Or you just drive yourself hard with a long workout and do some free radical damage which causes aches in your joints, muscles, and ligaments. Inflammation causes this pain. Thus most pains are caused by inflammation.
If you are ready to win the big race but your mind is telling you to slow down, then you may need to strengthen your mental fitness. Retooling your self-talk could make the difference of meeting those fitness goals or reaching the podium. Reframing the brain can help you through, negative thinking, workout fatigue, and pain, and help you excel during a workout.
