Here are simple, realistic ways to take care of your physical, mental, and emotional health during the busiest time of the year.

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Sometimes, what we truly need isn’t another app or wellness gadget but something simple, timeless, and deeply grounding: journaling.

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Research consistently shows that exercise is one of the most powerful tools you have to help manage symptoms and maintain quality of life.

Pilates is low-impact, alignment-focused, and designed to improve core strength, joint mobility, and muscular balance.

Trauma (big or small) can create patterns in the fascia that stick around long after the threat is gone.

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Here’s how these three pillars—Sleep, Stretch, Strengthen—can become your personal health reset toolkit.

By examining the evidence and considering individual needs and circumstances, we can better appreciate the potential of intermittent fasting as a tool for health improvement while remaining cautious of the hype that often accompanies popular trends in the wellness industry.

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