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Easy Total-Body Yoga Moves

Yoga isn't only for those who want to bend and twist in numerous positions. Sometimes, it can be a great way to relax or to stretch muscles that ... Read More »

Why You Need Pilates Over 40

Recently, I've developed this posture that one trainer dubbed "a jutted forward lean." It's more than a round-shouldered slouch. My head and neck ... Read More »

Get More Energy: Five Tibetan Rites Giveaway

Obsession with youth is not only the plague of modern society. In the 1930s, a retired British army officer stumbled upon a remote monastery in the ... Read More »

The Cubicle Workout - 90 Seconds, Tops

Ouch, your shoulders. Ouch, your neck. Ouch, your head. Sitting all day in an office chair staring at a computer screen certainly doesn't do any ... Read More »

5 Ways to Loosen Up After a Long Day at a Desk

Tomorrow is the deadline for my book, The Everything Flat Belly Cookbook. I'm thrilled with Adams Media for hiring me to write it but on occasion, my ... Read More »

Simple stretches for perfect posture

Poor posture not only causes you to look 10 pounds heavier and feel less confident ... it also hurts! Check out this video from Stacy McCarthy, the ... Read More »

Hold your head up high - the chin is your key to beauty

Hold your head up high. it's more than just a saying, it's a beauty secret -- one that most photographers like myself already know. Sucking in your ... Read More »

Posture 101: 3 lessons for straightening up

Your mother was right -- stop slouching and sit up straight! Why? Perfecting your posture is an easy way to look 10 lbs slimmer instantly. And that's ... Read More »

Bald is beautiful ... and risky

A message to Mr. Clean, Daddy Warbucks, Dr. Evil, and Howie Mandell: Scalp and neck melanoma were recently found to be twice as deadly as skin cancer ... Read More »

Kids with big necks may have sleep problems

If your kid has a big neck, he or she may be more likely to develop a sleep-related breathing disorder, say researchers at the University of Virginia. ... Read More »