Bone Density: Your Skeleton Is Load-Bearing
Every house has load-bearing walls—the ones that hold up the structure, as opposed to the ones that just divide a room. You can knock out
Every house has load-bearing walls—the ones that hold up the structure, as opposed to the ones that just divide a room. You can knock out
Over the past couple weeks, I’ve shared two nutrition ideas that show how context influences what happens in our bodies after we eat. Two weeks
I’ve written a lot about consistency, habits, and experimentation so far this year. For the next few weeks, I’d like to shift gears slightly and
Over the next couple weeks, I’ll almost certainly hear some version of this from a handful of people: “I don’t know what happened… I just couldn’t
My better half and I split dinner meal prep responsibilities throughout the week based on who typically gets home first. The nights prior to my
The first words of the first chapter in the study material for Precision Nutrition’s (PN) level 1 certification pose the question: What is food? Before I
Over the years of fitness and nutrition coaching, I’ve observed a curious pattern emerge when people (myself included) want to make a change or achieve
I heard the following story from author Andy Andrews years ago at an industry event: Five birds are sitting on a fence. One of them
Last week I offered three simple nutrition strategies that produce a variety of benefits and that could be implemented along with most other eating strategies you might
Yesterday while indoor climbing with a friend, I mentioned two thoughts related to writing this weekly tip. The first thought was that I’ll be out