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This Specific Form of Exercise May Slow Aging

Do you wish you could slow down the clock on aging? Research shows that a specific form of exercise – called high intensity interval training (HIIT) – will do just that.1 HIIT involves short bursts...

January 13, 2026•Brent Bauer, MD, Mayo Clinic
Does Vitamin C Live Up to Its Hype?

At this time of year, the odds are good that someone in your life has encouraged you, possibly quite vehemently, to jump on the vitamin C (ascorbic acid) bandwagon. Claims abound when it comes to w...

January 13, 2026•Sheena Smith, MS, MA
Your Guide to Several of Today’s Most Popular Diets

Keto, Paleo, Mediterranean, pescatarian, flexitarian, beer and bread (okay, I made up that last one) – but you get the idea. It seems like every so often a new fad diet pops up, and we all have one...

January 13, 2026•Jacob Terranova
Supporting Your Child’s Health This Winter

Although we all want our kids to learn to share, convincing them this doesn’t apply to germs from common winter illnesses can be really difficult! With school in full swing and more indoor activiti...

January 13, 2026•Sheena Smith, MS, MA
Everything You Should Know About Fiber

Fiber has been recognized for centuries as a healthy dietary ingredient. Ever since I was a kid, I can remember my mother telling me to eat fiber. But fiber has come a long way since my mom tried t...

January 13, 2026•Kathi Head, ND
Does Chicken Soup Really Support Your Immune System?

At the first sign of sniffling and sneezing, my grandmother (like many grandmothers) always recommended a bowl of chicken soup. Chicken soup is considered to be a staple for anyone battling a cold ...

January 13, 2026•Jacob Terranova
Is Intermittent Fasting Right for You?

Over the past few years, not a week goes by that an athlete or client doesn’t ask me about intermittent fasting and if it’s right for them. My answer is always the same: It depends. Fasting is cert...

January 13, 2026•Joel Totoro, RD
Things You Can Do to Be Healthier in 2020

Still looking for a good new year’s resolution or two? Try this list: 1. Get more sleep. Don’t worry about fancy devices and designer mattresses. Good sleep starts with the basics of good “sleep hy...

January 13, 2026•Jacqueline Jacques, ND
Prenatal Heavy Metals Exposure and Multi-Vitamins: What a Mother Needs to Know

For women who spend little time thinking about nutrition, pregnancy usually changes that. In fact, for many women, especially if they are healthy, a prenatal multi-vitamin/mineral formula might be ...

January 13, 2026•Thorne Medical Affairs Team