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How to Rehydrate Fast and Stay Hydrated

Dehydration happens when your body loses more fluids than it takes in—and it can affect nearly every part of your body. Since we’re made up of 50%–60% water, even mild dehydration can impact energy, mood, focus, and physical performance. Common…

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Exercise is No. 1

I want to share with you the results of a study co-authored by scientists from the University of Virginia and Arizona State University. In a nutshell, the study showed that "obese people typically lower their risks of heart disease and premature…

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You can’t blame the process

You can't blame the process for failing if you don't follow the process. Saying things like "It's not working," 'I'm gaining weight," "I don't feel any stronger" don't hold much water if you: 1. Don't show up to train 2.…

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Everyone should know these numbers

Every year Americans are getting more unhealthy. We are getting sicker, heavier, more depressed and  more infertile even though $4 trillion dollars per year are spent on health care. I believe we should be focusing on prevention and starting earlier in…

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Metabolic Syndrome

Metabolic Syndrome, previously called  Insulin Resistance Syndrome, is a condition characterized by a person having five conditions or complications which are (in no particular order): High Triglycerides (150+ mg/dL) High Blood Glucose (fasting of 100 + mg/dL) Waist Circumference women greater…

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Self-Diagnosed Sciatica?

Have you diagnosed yourself with sciatica? Most adults will suffer from back pain at some point in their life. The term Sciatica is often thrown around any time a person has pain that  goes from the buttock and travels down the…

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