LED LIGHT THERAPY

11 months ago

LED light therapy for skin is trendy—but does it work? Dermatologists explain the science behind the wildly popular treatment, which…

WALKING AND CREATIVITY

11 months ago

WALKING AND LITERATURE The Unbearable Smugness of Walking Glorified for its creative benefits, the pastime has become yet another goal-driven…

FACE WRAPS

11 months ago

Face wraps promise a snatched jawline—but do they really work? A centuries-old technique is finding new life in beauty routines…

THROW YOUR CHILDREN’S ART AWAY

11 months ago

Childhood is short-lived. It’s okay if kids’ drawings are, too. An Object Lesson. By Mary Townsend Annie Otzen / Getty September…

WALKING BACKWARDS

11 months ago

WALKING BACKWARDS 5 reasons to start walking backward A new (to me, at least) spin on walking: backward walking, also…

MYOKINES

11 months ago

Those molecules released by contracting muscles target the brain, and blood flow delivers them. One of those myokines is called…

THE HUMAN FOOT & SHOES

11 months ago

Many foot ailments – plantar fasciitis, collapsed arches, bunions, hammer toes, high ankle strains, and all sorts of other maladies…

GAIT DIFFERENCES AND WHAT THEY MEAN

11 months ago

The way each of us walks is unique and recognizable, whether it’s John Wayne’s slightly off-balance swagger, Dorothy’s skip toward…

WOMEN & WALKING

11 months ago

Wide hips are not a detriment to a woman’s gait. They are adaptive. They also affect how many women walk.…

WHY WALKING HELPS US THINK

11 months ago

WHY WALKING HELPS US THINK Moreover, you must walk like a camel, which is said to be the only beast…