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Sleep Issues

Every-day stressors can trigger the body's natural response to fear or danger.

5 Ways to Reduce Cortisol, the Stress Hormone Responsible for Belly Fat

Stress looks different in the modern world, but the body reacts the same way to lifestyle stressors as it does to life threatening situations that spike cortisol levels and shut off normal bodily function.
By Jamie Forward
Tips for true beauty rest.

Is Your Sleep Aging You? 5 Ways to Combat Wrinkles While You Dream

Make sure your quality of sleep and the environment in which you do it are working for you
By Shiri Sarfati
Chris Coghlan playing for the Cubs.

This Harvard-Backed Athletic Wearable Is the MLB’s Favorite New Toy

The device, developed by Harvard grad Will Ahmed, has been dubbed "Moneyball 2.0" and is used by athletes like Chris Coghlan.
By John Bonazzo

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