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Interval training (alternating moderate exercise with bursts of intensity) increases fat burn by 36 percent. Try this 30-minute routine: Walk at a moderate pace 1 minute, walk briskly 1 minute, run at a moderate pace 1 minute, then sprint 1 minute; finish with 30 seconds each of lunges and squats. Repeat 6 times. Continue reading “Your One-Day Fat Blast” »

Your One-Day Fat Blast
3 Biggest Myths About Longevity
The science of aging While Social Security Administration data estimate that an American woman now in her 40s is likely to live until her early 80s (and that a man the same age will live to his late 70s), doctors who specialize in the science of longevity say there are several basic health-history and lifestyle … Continue reading
How to Get Organized ASAP
Straighten up without stressing out It starts piling up during the chilly winter months, builds through March, and by the time spring-cleaning season rolls around, it’s everywhere. Yep, it’s clutter! And chances are, it’s driving you crazy right about now. Luckily, we’ve got the secret to getting it under control in seven essential, game-changing steps. … Continue reading
Top Concentration Killers
Culprit: Social Media Whether you’re living with ADHD or just have trouble focusing from time to time, today’s world is full of concentration killers. Psychologist Lucy Jo Palladino, PhD offers a few tips to manage distractions, starting with social media. It’s easy to connect with friends — and disconnect from work — many times an … Continue reading
7 Doctors You Must Visit
With only 24 hours in each day, it is hard to get everything done sometimes. It is easy to get so wrapped up in our work and our families that we tend to forget about our own health. The only time we stop and think about going to see the doctor is when we get … Continue reading
Save Money (and Calories!) With These Smart Grocery Store Swaps
Save money staying healthy You’ve heard the old excuse before: Healthy eating is expensive. I can confidently call my food choices healthy—at least most of the time—but I’m also a cheapskate at heart. Luckily, I manage to eat healthy on a budget, thanks to a few simple swaps—some of which save calories, too!
The Right Way to Space Siblings (For You)
When my daughter was a few months old, I came up with a line about when my husband and I would have a second child: “I want Sylvia to be old enough to pay attention when I say, ‘Wait right here while I change the baby’s diaper.’?” Four years old seemed about right.
How to Keep Money Problems From Getting You Down
Worrying about money sure can drain the joy out of life. But instead of just lamenting, do something about it, says financial expert Jean Chatzky, author of The Difference: How Anyone Can Prosper in Even the Toughest Times, who blogs at JeanChatzky.com. “The people who assert control over finances are significantly happier than the ones … Continue reading
Parenting Pictures Slideshow: Healthy Eating
It’s hard enough trying to get adults to eat healthy these days. So the challenge of getting kids to eat healthy meals may seem nearly impossible. Fortunately, there are some gentle ways parents can nudge their kids toward more healthful eating habits. Here are a few thoughts from nationally known nutrition experts on how to … Continue reading
9 Ways to Save Money and Stay Fit
Two of the most popular New Year’s resolutions are to get in shape and save money. It’s unfortunate, then, that these two goals often seem to contradict each other. After all, it costs money to join a gym, to eat healthy, and to buy fitness gear, and these so-called luxuries are often the first to … Continue reading