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How Does Alcohol Tolerance Change as We Age?

By Mo Perry

As we get older, we process alcohol less efficiently. Here’s why.

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How AI Is Offering New Options for Mental Health Support

By Mo Perry

In just a few years, AI has become an inextricable part of modern life. Here’s how it’s being used to help support mental health.

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Struggling With Dizziness? Here Are 9 Expert Tips to Find Relief

By Jill Patton, NBC-HWC

Experiencing chronic, unexplained dizziness? These strategies can help you manage symptoms and find relief.

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PUMPING IRONY: Gut Instincts

By Craig Cox

I figured a medication-induced microbial mix-up in my gut was causing a puzzling neuropathic condition. My suspicions proved to be correct — sort of.

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What Is Broken Heart Syndrome?

By Michael Dregni

Although it can look and feel like a heart attack, broken heart syndrome is usually short-term and reversible.

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Mediterranean Caramelized Cabbage With Tzatziki Sauce

By Kate Morgan

Homemade tzatziki adds a cool, creamy contrast to the earthy and rich flavors of this vegetarian dish.

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How to Choose a Weighted Vest

By Heidi Wachter

Here are a few tips to help you choose the right weighted vest for you.

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How AI Is Helping Doctors Streamline the Notetaking Process

By Mo Perry

In just a few years, AI has become an inextricable part of modern life. Here’s how it’s helping medical professionals translate complex, technical notes into language patients can understand.

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Are Autoimmune Diseases Becoming More Common?

By Experience Life Staff

Yes, and many experts suspect environmental triggers. Here’s why.

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PUMPING IRONY: The Dubious Dangers of Delayed Dining

By Craig Cox

Seniors tend to gradually eat their meals later in the day as they grow older, according to a new study that links those changes to a variety of chronic diseases. But is it the diseases that spark the mealtime changes or the mealtime changes that trigger the diseases?

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The Teacher Within

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

What Experience Life‘s fitness editor has learned from more than a decade of moving intuitively.

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