Hormones are crucial in how you feel daily—affecting everything from your energy levels and mood to your metabolism and sleep. Yet, modern stressors, poor diets, and environmental toxins can throw hormones out of balance, leaving you feeling off. Hormones are also extremely delicate. When just one hormone is off balance, it can affect other hormones,...
Read more >>Menopause can be a challenging time in your life… The conditions of perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause can affect you psychologically, emotionally, and physically. There are 48 recognized signs of menopause which include hot flashes, mood swings, vaginal dryness, and loss of bone density. Today, we’re going to zoom in on a condition that is not...
Read more >>If you’ve researched joint health, you’ve undoubtedly heard many claims about the glucosamine and chondroitin combination. Note: We’ve written previously about why many of those claims are misleading. But there’s an innovative joint health ingredient you may not have heard of yet: AprèsFlex®. AprèsFlex® has a fascinating, science-backed story of efficacy, and that ’s the...
Read more >>Which sport results in 67,000 emergency room visits per year? If you guessed football, soccer, basketball, baseball, or hockey, you’d be wrong… The answer is also America’s fastest growing sport: Pickleball. The vast majority of these injuries are happening to people over 60 years old, and it’s taking quite the toll. And for the record,...
Read more >>Joint discomfort affects 92 million Americans This pervasive issue ranges from nagging aches to debilitating discomfort that can cause people to skip even their favorite physical activities. We recently wrote an article diving into the many causes of joint discomfort, but today, we want to zoom in on a cause that often flies under the...
Read more >>When it comes to joint discomfort, what’s worse: Sharp and sudden discomfort, or dull and chronic aching? It’s kind of hard to pick, isn’t it? That’s because they’re both awful in their own ways. And unfortunately, this is far too common… Around 92 million Americans report the inability to enjoy normal aspects of their daily...
Read more >>I have a bit of guilty pleasure… I’ve always enjoyed reading self-improvement books; I’ve probably read dozens of them over the years. Do I implement all of the things in the pages of these books? Definitely not, but if I can even get one useful tip out of a book, I consider that a win. ...
Read more >>Did you know that June is “Great Outdoors Month?” Like many of us, I’ve (unknowingly) been celebrating ‘Great Outdoors Month’ pretty much every June my whole life. Hiking, paddleboarding, biking… It’s the perfect time of year to get outside and move your body. It got me thinking, though, about one of my dearest friends Sarah,...
Read more >>There are a lot of things I love about working at Stonehenge Health. I get to write about my passion—health and wellness. I research and learn about cutting-edge new ingredients, studies, and products. I work with amazing and talented people. But my favorite part about working here? I get to hear stories about people transforming...
Read more >>Brain-training games are popular among people of all ages for enhancing mental functions and slowing cognitive aging. In fact, studies indicate that these games can potentially boost attention, memory, response times, logical reasoning, and other cognitive abilities when played consistently over an extended period.1 Did we mention that they can be a lot of fun,...
Read more >>Fish oil and krill oil have been a mainstay in the health and wellness conversation for years now for one primary reason: Omega-3 fatty acids. There’s a great reason for all the hype. Omega-3s have been clinically proven to deliver incredible health benefits such as: • Heart health: Omega-3s have been clinically proven to support...
Read more >>Physical limitations… They challenge us our entire lives. When you’re a kid, it takes a while until you become coordinated enough to pour a glass of milk from the gallon jug, tie your shoelaces, become strong enough to open a car door or be tall enough to ride the roller coaster. When you get older,...
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