Wellness Social Media and Updates

Desert Weekend, No Agenda, Real Wellness Reset
SocialMar 30, 2026

Desert Weekend, No Agenda, Real Wellness Reset

Spring is when everyone suddenly remembers they need a reset. You don’t need to fly to Bali. You need a weekend in the desert with no agenda, good design, and a reason to put your phone down. That’s it. That’s...

By Bobby Berk
Navigating Identity After Leaving a Big Title
SocialMar 30, 2026

Navigating Identity After Leaving a Big Title

Giving up a large title, role and team can cause an identity crisis, especially as a man. Here’s how to manage it.

By Sam Silverman
Mix Failure and Reserve: Tailor Intensity by Exercise Difficulty
SocialMar 30, 2026

Mix Failure and Reserve: Tailor Intensity by Exercise Difficulty

Back in the day, it was “take every single set to complete, utter failure.” Recently, it’s been “don’t ever train to failure and always leave a couple of reps in reserve.” The truth is in the middle. More strenuous exercises...

By Bret Contreras, PhD, CSCS*D
Sustainable Diets Boost Longevity for Saudi Seniors
SocialMar 30, 2026

Sustainable Diets Boost Longevity for Saudi Seniors

Nourishing longevity: sustainable healthy eating behaviors and successful aging in community-dwelling older adults, Abha, Saudi Arabia https://t.co/44TStFZyIv

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Use Your Calendar to Signal Work‑Day End
SocialMar 30, 2026

Use Your Calendar to Signal Work‑Day End

I discuss how to trick your brain with @lewishowes by using the power of your calendar. Our brain takes some things quite seriously, like our calendars. Here’s how to use that to detach from work at the end of the...

By Guy Winch
Gentle Q1 Check-In: What Grounds and Joys You?
SocialMar 30, 2026

Gentle Q1 Check-In: What Grounds and Joys You?

Hey sis. This is your Q1 check-in. Not to make you feel behind. Not to add pressure. Just to ask, how are you actually doing? What's been helping you feel grounded? What's been bringing you joy? What do you need more...

By Dr. Joy Harden Bradford
Design Daily Routines to Automate Healthy Habits
SocialMar 30, 2026

Design Daily Routines to Automate Healthy Habits

As you start your week, plan your days to create predictability. Build systems to avoid willpower use. > finish eating 4hr before bed > mentally prepare, turn screens off 30 min before bed > read a book 10 min before sleep...

By Bryan Johnson
Calorie Restriction Slows Human Biological Aging 2‑3% in Two Years
SocialMar 30, 2026

Calorie Restriction Slows Human Biological Aging 2‑3% in Two Years

In humans, calorie restriction slows biological aging pace by ~2–3% over 2 years (CALERIE trial) https://t.co/Eg8wBzhDpQ

By David Sinclair, PhD
Judgment Is Inevitable; Examine It With Empathy
SocialMar 30, 2026

Judgment Is Inevitable; Examine It With Empathy

Hot Take: It isn’t possible to be “non-judgmental.” We make judgments and assign meaning to everything we see or experience in order to inform our choices. But...it IS possible to bring self-awareness and empathy to our judgments. Instead of pretending we don’t...

By Dr Emily Anhalt
Screen Overload Erodes Reflection, Embrace Boredom for Meaning
SocialMar 30, 2026

Screen Overload Erodes Reflection, Embrace Boredom for Meaning

Our devices are changing how we use our brains. @arthurbrooks makes a compelling point that constant device use fills every open moment with stimulation, and that may come at the expense of reflection, meaning, and self-understanding. Boredom feels uncomfortable, but it also...

By Rhonda Patrick, PhD
Running Success Means Showing Up, Adapting, and Walking
SocialMar 30, 2026

Running Success Means Showing Up, Adapting, and Walking

As soon as I hear “real” before runner come out of someone’s mouth I just know a circus lost a clown. Being a runner is about showing up, adapting and doing what actually works for you. If that includes walk breaks?...

By Amanda Katz | Strength + Run Coach
Health Advice Must Work Even on Bad Days
SocialMar 30, 2026

Health Advice Must Work Even on Bad Days

The biggest misbelief in health is that knowing more automatically changes behavior. It doesn’t. That’s one of the main things I keep pressure-testing behind the scenes as the Head of Science at Your Daily. A lesson can be scientifically right and still fail...

By Hussein Naji, PhD (Healthcare Research)
Strengthen Rotator Cuff to Relieve Neck & Shoulder Tension
SocialMar 30, 2026

Strengthen Rotator Cuff to Relieve Neck & Shoulder Tension

Neck & shoulder pain comment “neck” to get my neck & posture program 40% off 3 exercises that improve rotator cuff control and shoulder mobility When the rotator cuff isn’t working properly, the shoulder becomes less stable. Other areas like the neck and...

By Anthony Green | Mobility
My Daily Supplement Stack for Skin, Joint, Brain Health
SocialMar 30, 2026

My Daily Supplement Stack for Skin, Joint, Brain Health

Supplements I take daily: 1. Collagen peptides (10 g) for skin and joint health 2. Omega 3s (2 g) for heart and brain health 3. Astaxanthin (12 mg) for skin UV damage 4. TMG (2 g) for homocysteine and methylation 5. Glycine (10 g) for...

By Siim Land
Basics—Nutrition, Sleep, Consistency—Outperform Any Supplement
SocialMar 30, 2026

Basics—Nutrition, Sleep, Consistency—Outperform Any Supplement

You’re not gaining size, speed, or strength because of what you think matters… It’s the fact that you’re: – Skipping balanced meals – Not eating enough protein + carbs consistently – Running on low sleep (7–9 hours matters) – Staying up late scrolling instead of...

By Wendi Irlbeck, MS, RDN, CISSN
Do the Dreaded Task Today, End Lingering Dread
SocialMar 30, 2026

Do the Dreaded Task Today, End Lingering Dread

You know that decision / conversation / action that your dreading, but you already know that once it’s done, you’ll think "what a relief that at least its over?" Do it today. You’ll incur the pain regardless. So why drag out the...

By Jason Cohen
Shift Focus: Wellbeing Beats Global Exhaustion
SocialMar 30, 2026

Shift Focus: Wellbeing Beats Global Exhaustion

I see a lot of people out there exhausted by global events. If this is u, I encourage u to spend less time focusing on what’s happening out there & more time focusing on your wellbeing & loved ones. Nature walks,...

By Pearlman (“Pearl”)
Train Your Attention for Slower, Deeper Focus
SocialMar 30, 2026

Train Your Attention for Slower, Deeper Focus

Pay attention to your attention. Then begin to train it toward slower, deeper focus. Reading, working, walking, or having a conversation can all become practice. #attention #focus #mindfulness #deepwork #presence https://t.co/w4k0UsTEQA

By Leo Babauta
Wellness Overload Masks Underlying Stress, Not Solutions
SocialMar 30, 2026

Wellness Overload Masks Underlying Stress, Not Solutions

Many of the women I sit with are intelligent, high‑achieving, and deeply tuned in to what might make them feel better. They book massage, reflexology, acupuncture, yoga, Pilates, sound healing …anything that lets them feel like they’re “doing something” for...

By Claryn Nicholas
Join Free 3-Day Water Fasting Challenge with Experts
SocialMar 30, 2026

Join Free 3-Day Water Fasting Challenge with Experts

I'm co-hosting the Spring 3-Day Water Fasting Challenge with Josh Duhamel — April 13-15, 2026. Here's what you get: Daily live streams at 11 AM PT with Q&A Special guests: Jason Fung MD, Sandeep Palakodeti MD, and more Daily prize drawings for live chat...

By Robert Lufkin, MD
AI Emails Make Us Cognitively Sedentary, Warns Psychologist
SocialMar 30, 2026

AI Emails Make Us Cognitively Sedentary, Warns Psychologist

People used to write their own emails. Now many let AI draft them and barely think twice about it. My friend, the Stanford psychologist Jamil Zaki points out that when office work replaced physical labor, we had to start exercising on...

By Dr. Laurie Santos
Continuous Monitoring Saved Mia Beam’s Life
SocialMar 30, 2026

Continuous Monitoring Saved Mia Beam’s Life

Wow. Another powerful story of the value of continuous health monitoring. Grateful that @whoop could help 🙏 “Doctors drained 871 milliliters of fluid off Mia Beam's heart in surgery and said she would have died within 24 to 48 hours....

By Will Ahmed
Planetary Health Diet Boosts Sleep Quality in Older Adults
SocialMar 30, 2026

Planetary Health Diet Boosts Sleep Quality in Older Adults

Association between the planetary health diet and sleep health in older adults: findings from a national community-based study "Beyond dietary factors, physical exercise was also recognized as a beneficial non-pharmacological intervention for improving sleep health among older adults..." https://t.co/o2GjMiYgkl

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Healing Requires Leaving Survival‑Mode Environments
SocialMar 30, 2026

Healing Requires Leaving Survival‑Mode Environments

You can’t heal in the same environment that requires you to stay in survival mode.

By Kendra Nicole
Start Monday Grounded: Choose Presence Over Pressure
SocialMar 30, 2026

Start Monday Grounded: Choose Presence Over Pressure

Most people wake up on a Monday and already feel behind. They get caught in scrolling. Reacting. Rushing. But your week doesn’t have to start that way. #pause Get grounded before the world gets you. You don’t need more effort. You need a different...

By Wade Brill
Five Minutes Daily Can Transform Mind, Body, Behavior
SocialMar 30, 2026

Five Minutes Daily Can Transform Mind, Body, Behavior

Science says 5 minutes a day of practice is enough to produce measurable changes in your experience, your behavior, and your biology. Not an hour. Not a retreat. Five minutes. For the full 10percenthappier podcast episode with Dr. Richard Davidson...

By Dan Harris
Neuroscience Reveals Keys to a Happier Life
SocialMar 30, 2026

Neuroscience Reveals Keys to a Happier Life

For the full #10percenthappier podcast episode with Dr. Richard Davidson — neuroscientist and one of the world's leading researchers on the science of wellbeing — and Dr. Cortland Dahl — research scientist, PhD, and creator of the Healthy Minds Program...

By Dan Harris
Growth Often Means Enduring Pressure, Not Speed
SocialMar 30, 2026

Growth Often Means Enduring Pressure, Not Speed

Survival, despite the burdens of life. Sometimes progress doesn’t look like growth. It looks like holding on. Like that small tree pushing upward, even with a heavy stone pressing down on it. No perfect conditions. No easy path. Just quiet persistence. It doesn’t stop. It...

By Dr. Marcell Vollmer
Feeling Held Enables Safe Solitude Amid Grief
SocialMar 30, 2026

Feeling Held Enables Safe Solitude Amid Grief

The capacity to be alone depends on the sense of being held https://t.co/m73k5hGuOu The overwhelm of grief and parenthood showed me what psychoanalysis assumes – we need to be held to feel safe in solitude. Psyche Idea by Elizabeth Burns...

By Christian Jarrett, PhD
Monday Isn’t Survival Mode—Unless Your Job Forces It
SocialMar 30, 2026

Monday Isn’t Survival Mode—Unless Your Job Forces It

Monday doesn’t have to feel like survival mode, unless your job made it that way.

By Human Resources Coach | Workplace Truth‑Teller
Stress Undermines Body Composition Gains Despite Lower Load
SocialMar 30, 2026

Stress Undermines Body Composition Gains Despite Lower Load

Research from Japan overthinking/tension seems to blunt favorable body comp changes. Mental stress has real physiological effects even when training load drops. Mood Disturbances, Eating Attitudes, and Their Effect on... : The Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research https://t.co/EdklUmuAtK

By William Wayland
Better Sleep and Activity Boost Perceived Longevity
SocialMar 30, 2026

Better Sleep and Activity Boost Perceived Longevity

How We Sleep, How We Move, How Long We Expect to Live: An Integrative Review of Lifestyle Behaviors and Subjective Life Expectancy https://t.co/mAEBi1rxRI

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Support First Decentralized Science Fellowship for Breathwork Research
SocialMar 30, 2026

Support First Decentralized Science Fellowship for Breathwork Research

Support @ResearchHub @ResearchHubF in match funding @dmt_quest for the 1st Decentralised Science Fellowship at postdoc level @BSMSMedSchool @SussexUni & scaling breathwork research: https://t.co/YeFdn6PLTO

By Guy Fincham, PhD
Oral Hygiene Mirrors and Supports Whole-Body Health
SocialMar 30, 2026

Oral Hygiene Mirrors and Supports Whole-Body Health

The health of your mouth reflects the health of your body. Supporting good oral hygiene isn’t just about your teeth—it’s part of a broader approach to reducing inflammation and maintaining overall wellness. #OralHealth #OralHygiene #HealthyMouth https://t.co/uG0USZKxdq

By Andrew Weil, MD
Yoga Empowers You to Master Destiny and Life Energy
SocialMar 30, 2026

Yoga Empowers You to Master Destiny and Life Energy

Yoga means exercising your choice to such a point that you become master of your own destiny – taking your life, death and beyond into your hands through mastery over your life energies. #SadhguruWisdom https://t.co/yFyoMSE3XD

By Sadhguru (J. Vasudev)
Science-Backed Sleep Aids: Ingredients, Supplements, Early‑Bird Deal
SocialMar 30, 2026

Science-Backed Sleep Aids: Ingredients, Supplements, Early‑Bird Deal

What ingredients and supplements help you to sleep better? Get the facts without the hype. Register with the early-bird rate for just £15. https://t.co/6Nswtdw8XP https://t.co/J5UTXA6qMz

By Asker Jeukendrup, PhD
Social Isolation Disrupts Hormones, Damages Blood Vessels
SocialMar 30, 2026

Social Isolation Disrupts Hormones, Damages Blood Vessels

Social disconnection: from cortisol-oxytocin imbalance to endothelial dysfunction, a narrative review of mechanisms and potential interventions https://t.co/ONoBPawaNl https://t.co/0WZXKypZjo

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
True Strength Lies in Healing, Not Revenge
SocialMar 30, 2026

True Strength Lies in Healing, Not Revenge

People talk about strength like it only shows up in aggression. Real strength is knowing how to heal without becoming the thing that hurt you. That takes far more power than revenge ever will. StoryThreads

By Tony “The Closer” Robinson
Mind Overthinking Stems From Body, Not Brain Issues
SocialMar 30, 2026

Mind Overthinking Stems From Body, Not Brain Issues

I used to think overthinking meant I had a mind problem. Then I paid attention to sleep, light, breath, and stimulation. Now I think the mind is often downstream of the body.

By Douglas D.
Even After Health Upgrades, Sleep Remains the Biggest Challenge
SocialMar 30, 2026

Even After Health Upgrades, Sleep Remains the Biggest Challenge

I've made a lot of positive health changes in my life over the last 2-3 years But the biggest health upgrade I still haven’t mastered: Sleep. Hard to get a good routine for some reason.. what do you guys do?

By Nebraskan Gooner
Postpartum Mental Health Training Missing From U.S. Counseling Curricula
SocialMar 30, 2026

Postpartum Mental Health Training Missing From U.S. Counseling Curricula

It is a systemic failure of massive proportions that a class on postpartum mental health is not a requirement for graduation for every counseling, therapy, and clinical social work program in America.

By Riva | A Therapist Can’t Say That
Understanding the Hidden Struggle of Under‑Eating
SocialMar 30, 2026

Understanding the Hidden Struggle of Under‑Eating

I know what this person means. I used to call myself a “skinny Indian guy” because I thought I couldn’t gain weight no matter what I ate. This is my pic at 127lbs One day in my early 20s, on...

By Ramit Sethi
True Wealth Nurtures Inner Wellbeing, Not Material Excess
SocialMar 30, 2026

True Wealth Nurtures Inner Wellbeing, Not Material Excess

A life of excess is not a good life. Whatever you gather should only enhance Inner Wellbeing, not entangle you. #SadhguruQuotes https://t.co/VqiNZxZfKK

By Sadhguru (J. Vasudev)
Micro Reset Rituals Ease Task Switching for ADHD
SocialMar 30, 2026

Micro Reset Rituals Ease Task Switching for ADHD

For many people (especially ADHDs) the difficulty of a task isn't the task itsself, but the handover from one task to another. email → cooking work → shower errand → next errand texting → sleep As a neurodivergent, what I find useful is to do...

By Hussein Naji, PhD (Healthcare Research)
Travel Breaks Boost Productivity and Ease Overwhelm
SocialMar 30, 2026

Travel Breaks Boost Productivity and Ease Overwhelm

Sometimes I need to leave town just to get my work done. Flights and being in a different environment help me get out of my rut and feel less overwhelmed.

By Shira Lazar
Choose One Goal: Anything Possible, Not Everything Simultaneously
SocialMar 30, 2026

Choose One Goal: Anything Possible, Not Everything Simultaneously

Mantra that serves me well: You can have anything you want. But not everything. And only one thing at a time.

By Dickie Bush
Happiness Grows With Trees and Books
SocialMar 29, 2026

Happiness Grows With Trees and Books

If you want to be happier, spend more time with living trees (nature) and dead trees (books).

By Alex Wieckowski (Alex and Books)
Bridging the Gap: Evidence-Based Health for All
SocialMar 29, 2026

Bridging the Gap: Evidence-Based Health for All

Exactly why I started https://t.co/eHRde0kDRf - so everyone, including uncles & grandparents, can get evidence-based knowledge Too many people are not getting the latest health information or completely wrong information from social and legacy media

By David Sinclair, PhD
Vigorous Exercise Cuts Risk of Eight Diseases, Mortality
SocialMar 29, 2026

Vigorous Exercise Cuts Risk of Eight Diseases, Mortality

Intensity of exercise vs volume of physical activity made a difference for lower risks of 8 diseases and all-cause mortality among 96,000 @uk_biobank participants, especially noted for immune-mediated (IMID). VPA-vigorous physical activity https://t.co/MiiJHRDwxK https://t.co/818AH12Tj4

By Eric Topol