Five months ago, I decided to train for my first powerlifting meet.
The meet is now five weeks away.
How is it going?
The training has been challenging in ways I hadn't initially expected. Let me take you back to the beginning (cue flashback sequence).
Read MoreThe Doctor's Office Called and Told Me I was "Borderline Obese." What the?! My Problem with BMI Julie Bailis shares her thoughts on why BMI is not an accurate measurement of health and gives you alternative ways to measure health and the effects of lifestyle change.
Read MoreWhat is the pelvic floor, what does it do, and why is it important?
What are signs of pelvic floor problems? In other words, how do I know if I have pelvic floor issues?
What is a pelvic floor therapist? What do they do? How do they help?
What are a few simple things we can do to ensure a healthy pelvic floor?
In this interview, Lisa Gramlich , PT.
Read MoreWith more and more people working from home and sitting in front of computers all day long is rising. Due to those long hours in front of the computer, many people are experiencing pain and fatigue. Dr. Armand Gagliardi, DC (Dr. AJ) of Southern Connecticut Joint & Muscle in Branford, defines "good" posture and demonstrates a few "microbreaks" you can take throughout the day to keep to healthy, happy, and alert!
Read MoreAs a Professional Reflexologist & Yoga Teacher, students and clients often ask me to show them hand stretches to alleviate hand, wrist, and finger pain. As a result of these requests, I decided to make a video of me demonstrating a few Hand Reflexology techniques that you can use throughout the day to keep your hands, wrists, and fingers healthy and help you reduce anxiety and neck pain.
Read MoreIn this Wisdom Wednesday interview, Julie Bailis interviews Robin Ritterman, ND, LAc. Dr. Ritterman will discuss signs of a strong immune system, signs of a weak immune system, and natural ways to strengthen your immune response.
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