Heart
How Sleep Affects Your Cardiovascular Health
Poor sleep places stress on your heart and blood vessels. It affects your blood pressure, cholesterol, and heart health.
Good health is the sum of your body, mind, and social well-being, and it rarely comes down to one factor. This page contains evidence-based articles on daily habits, lifestyle choices, and preventive strategies that shape your long-term physical health, mental health, quality of life and longevity.
Heart
Poor sleep places stress on your heart and blood vessels. It affects your blood pressure, cholesterol, and heart health.
Brain
Poor sleep doesn't just leave you tired, it alters how your brain processes emotions, memories, and protects itself against mental disorders and damage.
Hormones
Stubbornly high cortisol doesn't have to be permanent. There are several proven, easy ways to bring your cortisol back under control.
Hormones
High cortisol doesn't have to be permanent. There are several proven dietary changes you can make to bring your cortisol back under control.
Hormones
Cortisol gets a bad rep, but it’s essential for survival. Understand what it actually does and when it becomes a problem.
Hormones
Your diet can affect your testosterone levels. Learn what to eat, and what to avoid to boost your testosterone levels naturally.
Exercise
If you can, run. Running has advantages and unique physical adaptations that walking cannot replicate.
Exercise
VO2max is one of the best measures of fitness and health, and the good news is that almost everyone can improve it.
Sleep
Bad sleep leaves you exhausted, foggy, and stuck in a frustrating cycle. This step-by-step plan helps reset your body clock.
Sleep
Strategies, including light management, mind-body practices, and sleep environment, which can improve your sleep quality.
Brain
Research shows that regular exercise helps with depression, comparable to routine care.
Heart
Research shows that regular exercise can lower blood pressure, with effects comparable to many blood pressure medications.