Willpower is very much like a muscle—it can be strengthened over time, and it can be depleted pretty quickly when challenged. By strengthening your willpower around your eating habits, you will be more likely to succeed in the long run.
Leafy greens should be a staple in your diet -- so much so that we recommend making salad the main dish! Whether you are trying to lose weight, reverse chronic disease, or just optimize your health, a salad a day can help you achieve your goals.
Life in our why-do-today-what-you-can-put-off-until-tomorrow culture can be fun in the moment but does little to further our long-term goals. So where does this leave us in relation to a healthy diet?
From a young age many of us have turned up our noses to the foods that are most beneficial for our bodies. But we need the essential nutrients fruits and vegetables provide. Here are some ways to increase your daily fruit and vegetable intake:
Sleep is a key element of optimal health that is often overlooked. Because sleep is crucial to our health, it’s important to make sure we get enough of it. Here are some tips!
A common complaint about eating healthy is that it is just too expensive. And while it is true that you can rack up quite a bill buying high quality, healthy ingredients, you don’t have to break the bank.
It seems that your hungry brain is very creative and will come up with numerous rationales in an attempt to get you to feed it. One of the most common ones is, "what the hell".
Surrounding yourself with clutter can play a role in unhealthy eating. Disorder leads to disharmony, which leads to discomfort. However, organization in other aspects of your life can motivate a healthy diet.
With all of the benefits of exercise, it can be hard to believe physical activity can harm your body—that’s where oxidative stress comes in. To increase our body’s defenses, we need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of natural, antioxidant-rich foods.
Sometimes, discomfort can be helpful because it motivates us to change. No matter your reason, it's probably unhappiness, discomfort, or fear of the status quo that's stimulating your commitment to change your diet.