Wellness Social Media and Updates

Regular Sleep Reduces Risk of Major Cardiac Events
SocialApr 13, 2026

Regular Sleep Reduces Risk of Major Cardiac Events

Consistent sleep patterns may be essential for cardiovascular health 🫀💤 This new study investigated sleep habits and cardiovascular events in over 3,000 individuals 🔍 Participants were followed for ~10 years or until experienced a MACE (acute myocardial infarction, unstable angina, stroke, heart...

By Tom Coughlin, MSc (Performance Nutritionist)
Choose the Best Free, Private AI Therapy Bots
SocialApr 13, 2026

Choose the Best Free, Private AI Therapy Bots

Exploring the world of AI bots for conversation and therapy? Discover how to choose the best free and private options available in the market. https://t.co/sd7b5RKtY4

By Sabine VanderLinden
Vitamin D Overdose Cases Surge, Kids at Risk
SocialApr 13, 2026

Vitamin D Overdose Cases Surge, Kids at Risk

Taking Too Much Vitamin D Can Backfire, Scientists Warn “From 2000 to 2014, there were more than 25,000 cases of vitamin D toxicity reported in the US. From 2005 to 2011, these cases increased by 1600 percent, and many involved children...

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Rory McIlroy’s Simple Squat‑Push‑Pull Routine Fuels Longevity
SocialApr 13, 2026

Rory McIlroy’s Simple Squat‑Push‑Pull Routine Fuels Longevity

Back to back masters winner 🏆 Beauty of Rory’s physical training approach is its simplicity and focus at this point on longevity. Rory @McIlroyRory Keeps it simple. Squat, Push, Pull. https://t.co/xfvEghaKpz

By William Wayland
Yoga Restores Calm and Self for Busy Moms
SocialApr 13, 2026

Yoga Restores Calm and Self for Busy Moms

I didn’t start yoga for fitness.I started because my mind felt heavy… my body felt tired… and I needed something for me. After becoming a mom, everything was about the baby. Somewhere… I lost my routine. Yoga slowly brought me back. Not in one day. Not perfectly. But little...

By The Nurture Moms
Concise Guides for Neurodivergent Minds—Now at Discount
SocialApr 13, 2026

Concise Guides for Neurodivergent Minds—Now at Discount

I’m making the paid tier of my newsletter more useful for ND brains. There’s no single ND profile that applies to everyone. But there are common patterns around overload, friction & cognitive load. So the paid tier is now: smaller, clearer, more practical...

By Hussein Naji, PhD (Healthcare Research)
Pets May Shield Against Cognitive Decline, Review Finds
SocialApr 13, 2026

Pets May Shield Against Cognitive Decline, Review Finds

The protective role of companion animal ownership in cognitive aging: current status of the literature https://t.co/TKXjlA0FTR https://t.co/kmWE6BHeQm

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Finding Quiet Healing After Loss at Lake Monroe
SocialApr 13, 2026

Finding Quiet Healing After Loss at Lake Monroe

Kinda made myself get out and do something because I was kind of parenting myself and knew I needed it. Still barely w/i the 1st 2 months of my dad dying and being busy all the time with him/family. Sad....

By Deborah Fox
Creatine Boosts Testosterone, Libido, Muscle & Brain Health
SocialApr 13, 2026

Creatine Boosts Testosterone, Libido, Muscle & Brain Health

Turns out creatine supports more than just muscle growth, it also supports testosterone production and libido. I recommend creatine from Qualia. It is doctor-formulated, helps promote strength, build lean muscle, and promotes cognitive function and healthy aging. https://t.co/N8PlVCPQBk

By Dave Asprey
Choosing No-Contact Builds Courage and Self‑Trust
SocialApr 13, 2026

Choosing No-Contact Builds Courage and Self‑Trust

Cutting someone off and going no-contact is so incredibly brave, and I’m proud of you for making that really difficult decision. I know not everyone will understand why you had to do it, but you gained a ton of self-trust...

By Jeff Guenther (Therapy Jeff)
Take 30 Seconds to Breathe with a Fox
SocialApr 13, 2026

Take 30 Seconds to Breathe with a Fox

30 seconds to breathe as you join a little fox on a journey… (this one is still a work in progress, but I figured I would just go ahead and share it anyway 😌🙏🏽🩵…the fox is a cameo from an...

By Morgan Harper Nichols
Skin-to-Skin Contact Boosts Newborn Breastfeeding Success
SocialApr 13, 2026

Skin-to-Skin Contact Boosts Newborn Breastfeeding Success

Skin-to-skin after birth is one of the simplest, most powerful ways to support a newborn. The evidence shows it can help with: • Better breastfeeding success.

By Dr. Leslie Treece, MD
Books Boost Brain, TikTok Dulls Cognitive Skills
SocialApr 12, 2026

Books Boost Brain, TikTok Dulls Cognitive Skills

An internal TikTok research group found that consuming short-form content decreases your: -analytical skills -memory formation -conversational depth -empathy Meanwhile reading books increases your: -analytical skills -memory formation -conversational depth -empathy Books are the antidote to brainrot.

By Alex Wieckowski (Alex and Books)
Balancing Career Success and Fatherhood: A Practical Guide
SocialApr 12, 2026

Balancing Career Success and Fatherhood: A Practical Guide

You can be a dedicated professional AND a deeply connected dad. This episode shows you how. https://t.co/ul8gmLgMr1 #WorkLifeBalance #Fathers

By Chris Lewis
Value Efficiency over Busyness: Work Smarter, Rest More
SocialApr 12, 2026

Value Efficiency over Busyness: Work Smarter, Rest More

We need to stop glorifying "being busy". Let's glorify: • Doing less but better • Protecting your energy • Resting before burnout • Deep work over long hours • Saying no to bad meetings • Finishing early because you were efficient

By Pascio
Home Gym Costs 80% Less, Near Commercial Quality
SocialApr 12, 2026

Home Gym Costs 80% Less, Near Commercial Quality

6 weeks ago I shared that I was building a home gym… it’s officially done… around 12 pieces of equipment if you include the treadmill and punching bag (which I filled up last night)… obviously the smith machine with cables...

By Jonah Lupton
More Isn't Better—Prioritize Health Over Social Metrics
SocialApr 12, 2026

More Isn't Better—Prioritize Health Over Social Metrics

It’s not always about more. Social media can make this hard to grasp as it always seems like someone else is ahead by doing more. More isn’t always better. Your long term health means more than anything on Strava or...

By Kelsey Ramberg (Triathlon coach)
Give Your Body What It Needs, Period Returns Naturally
SocialApr 12, 2026

Give Your Body What It Needs, Period Returns Naturally

Things I did to get my period back after 16 years: - Gained 25 pounds on purpose - Stopped running - Ate 2,500+ calories a day - Added carbs back - 7-8 hours of sleep - Reduced my exercise intensity (temporarily) - Stopped fasting - Worked on...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Post‑hospital Food Delivery Boosts Heart Failure Patients' Quality of Life
SocialApr 12, 2026

Post‑hospital Food Delivery Boosts Heart Failure Patients' Quality of Life

Delivering healthy food to heart failure patients after hospitalization is highly feasible and well accepted, with early evidence suggesting improvements in quality of life and strong patient engagement. foodasmedicine

By Phys.org Threads
Taper Week: Rest, Not Fitness Gains, Is Key
SocialApr 12, 2026

Taper Week: Rest, Not Fitness Gains, Is Key

If you’re tapering for your race now, here are a few things that might be helpful to hear. Zoom out from this week for a second. Your body is responding to months of training. Do not go into any of...

By Amanda Katz | Strength + Run Coach
Relationships Need Maintenance, Not Repair Like a Car
SocialApr 12, 2026

Relationships Need Maintenance, Not Repair Like a Car

As a couple’s counselor, do you know what I have to constantly emphasize? Your partnership is no a car, so Maintenance ≠ Repair

By Kier Gaines
Make the Overwhelming Feel Routine
SocialApr 12, 2026

Make the Overwhelming Feel Routine

When I was in HS I used to eat a full dinner—steak, chocolate milk, you name it—and then head right out the door for 9 miles at 6min pace It sucked for a week, then your body adapted & it was...

By Steve Magness
Health Is a Holistic Balance of Mind, Body, Spirit
SocialApr 12, 2026

Health Is a Holistic Balance of Mind, Body, Spirit

How I define health: • Mind, body, spirit • Low resting heart rate • Consistent energy levels • Body I feel proud to see in the mirror • Progressively improving strength levels • Body with relatively few aches and pains • Low levels of intrusive thoughts or...

By Dickie Bush
Work Thoughts Won’t Stop After 24‑Hour Break
SocialApr 12, 2026

Work Thoughts Won’t Stop After 24‑Hour Break

I used to say that I needed 24 hour breaks from work. So I can take a day off on the weekend and work the other day. But recently it takes me about 24 hours just to stop myself from...

By Dr. Axali (Seena Labs)
Master the True Hinge, Unlock RDL Gains
SocialApr 12, 2026

Master the True Hinge, Unlock RDL Gains

The RDL isn't just 'bend over and pull.' There's a reason the best athletes and coaches obsess over the true hinge pattern and it's killing most people's progress. The RDL is non-negotiable, but only when you understand the actual hinge pattern....

By William Wayland
Cancer Patients Need Proper Nutrition, Not Just Calories
SocialApr 12, 2026

Cancer Patients Need Proper Nutrition, Not Just Calories

Dietitian here, who worked over a decade in clinical care with high acuity patients. You might be wondering what could POSSIBLY be worse than a cancer patient ordering pizza + chocolate chip cookies for lunch on their hospital tray... Let me tell...

By The Well-Minded Plate (RDN)
Outdoor Walks Instantly Calm Fussy Babies
SocialApr 12, 2026

Outdoor Walks Instantly Calm Fussy Babies

One of the best remedies for a fussy baby is stepping outside. I have done this hundreds of times and it works almost every single time. They go from screaming to quiet and looking around within seconds. The sudden change in...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Metabolism Shifts: Carb Overload at Rest, Balance With
SocialApr 12, 2026

Metabolism Shifts: Carb Overload at Rest, Balance With

Did resting + VO2 Max tests last week and learned a lot about my metabolism - apparently I consume too many carbs at rest but at light exertion it shifts to 50:50. Doctor recommended that I mix up my cardio...

By Albert Wenger
Alone Time Lets Your Nervous System Reset
SocialApr 12, 2026

Alone Time Lets Your Nervous System Reset

Spending time alone is healing because your nervous system can drop its defenses and safely start to soften, rest, and reset to its natural state of calm.

By Cory Allen
Deep Focus Restores Mood and Sharpens Cognition
SocialApr 12, 2026

Deep Focus Restores Mood and Sharpens Cognition

12 hrs of focused work yesterday. Surprised by the level of cognitive and mood lift. Context switching 300x/day creates a noise floor of attention reside and chronic nervous system arousal. Microdosing cortisol. Extended focus resensitizes, making the world interesting again

By Bryan Johnson
Six Somatic Practices to Strengthen Personal Boundaries
SocialApr 12, 2026

Six Somatic Practices to Strengthen Personal Boundaries

6 Somatic exercises to help build stronger boundaries: 1. The "stop" palm push. 2. Visualizing energetic boundaries (bubbles). 3. The "boundary box" (push and pull). 4. Somatic "yes" and "no". 5. Tangible boundaries. 6. The butterfly hug.

By Hasti Afkhami, LMFT
Discover Why Suffering Happens—And How to End It
SocialApr 12, 2026

Discover Why Suffering Happens—And How to End It

Would you like to understand the cause of suffering and how to end it? Please join me live on Zoom, Monday, April 13, 2026, starting at 9 a.m. Pacific Time. xoxo bk Register: https://thework.com/lets-do-the-work-with-byron-katie theworkofbyronkatie #byronkatie #innerwisdom #selfhelp #selfinquiry #healingjourney #selflovejourney #mindfulness #TheWork

By Byron Katie
Invest in People, Not Pills, for Health Success
SocialApr 12, 2026

Invest in People, Not Pills, for Health Success

The best investment you can make in your health isn’t a supplement, a peptide, or a medication. It’s people. Find a good trainer. See a skilled physical therapist. Work with a smart, caring medical professional. High quality professional guidance will get you...

By Jordan Emont MD MPH MSCP | Menopause and Women’s Health
Weightlifting After 30: Your Essential Life Insurance
SocialApr 12, 2026

Weightlifting After 30: Your Essential Life Insurance

If you’re over 30, lifting weights is NOT optional. It’s your insurance policy for life.

By Justin David Carl
Safety Fuels Growth; Scolding Undermines Improvement
SocialApr 12, 2026

Safety Fuels Growth; Scolding Undermines Improvement

People become the best versions of themselves when they feel ✨safe✨ This is why scolding people doesn't usually work so well to make them improve if they don't feel safe with you.

By Dr. Jessica Goodnight
Give Yourself Grace to Extend Grace to Others
SocialApr 12, 2026

Give Yourself Grace to Extend Grace to Others

Random thought while I’m rolling lol 😝 Give yourself grace ❤️❤️❤️❤️‼️it will allow you to give others grace too ❤️ https://t.co/jD1IaAObwN

By GaryVee
Coachella Weekend: Ditch Instagram, Get Outside, Invest in Yourself
SocialApr 12, 2026

Coachella Weekend: Ditch Instagram, Get Outside, Invest in Yourself

Coachella weekend is truly the perfect opportunity to take a break from Instagram and go touch some grass and invest in yourself 

By Varun Rana
10 Minutes of Meditation Boosts Focus, Cuts Anxiety
SocialApr 12, 2026

10 Minutes of Meditation Boosts Focus, Cuts Anxiety

10 minutes of meditation can change your life. Daily practice results: - Concentraion: ↑ ~5–15% - Reactivity: ↓ ~15–25% - Distractability: ↓ ~10–25% - Anxiety: ↓ ~20–35% These aren't random numbers, they're backed by decades of peer-reviewed research. If you want to get started here's how: 1. Easy...

By Koroush Khaneghah
Eat Early, Sleep Better: Front‑Load Your Calories
SocialApr 12, 2026

Eat Early, Sleep Better: Front‑Load Your Calories

Front loading your calories is a game changer. Every time I visit family and have a late night meal or go out to eat and eat a big dinner, I feel off the next morning. I wake up not quite hungry...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Phone‑free Test Exposes Focus Issues and Separation Anxiety
SocialApr 12, 2026

Phone‑free Test Exposes Focus Issues and Separation Anxiety

If you can't focus, try putting your phone in another room. Then you'll realize you can't focus AND you have separation anxiety.

By Pascio
Your Future Self Is Built on Daily Choices
SocialApr 12, 2026

Your Future Self Is Built on Daily Choices

The person you will be in 5 years depends on: • books or articles you read • how much more you write • money you save and invest • who you work with • friends you spend time with • new skills you develop • the...

By Vala Afshar
Unlock Hip Mobility to Relieve Back and Knee Pain
SocialApr 12, 2026

Unlock Hip Mobility to Relieve Back and Knee Pain

Stiff hips? 4 exercises for you These exercises improve hip internal and external rotation, open the hips, and increase hamstring flexibility. Limited hip mobility often leads to compensation in the lower back or knees, causing stiffness or pain. By improving how your...

By Anthony Green | Mobility
Exercise Your Mind, Avoid Mental Obesity
SocialApr 12, 2026

Exercise Your Mind, Avoid Mental Obesity

You need to read more, and you need to consume less. You need to set aside time to do a workout for the mind, and you need to give it time to recover. Especially now that it's so easy for...

By Dan Koe
Why Standard Health Tips Miss Neurodivergent Realities
SocialApr 12, 2026

Why Standard Health Tips Miss Neurodivergent Realities

I'm a neurodivergent health researcher. Here are 12 health tips that are correct in theory but often fail in real life (especially for NDs): (and what actually works better)

By Hussein Naji, PhD (Healthcare Research)
Three Dimensions Define Recovery: Mood, Energy, Clarity
SocialApr 12, 2026

Three Dimensions Define Recovery: Mood, Energy, Clarity

14 thoughts on recovery: 1. There are three types of recovery: physical, mental, and spiritual. 2. You are either working or recovering on all three dimensions. There is no in between. 3. You can operationalize recovery on three dimensions: your mood, your energy,...

By Dickie Bush
Swap Screen Time for Simple, Real‑world Dopamine Boosters
SocialApr 12, 2026

Swap Screen Time for Simple, Real‑world Dopamine Boosters

Alternatives for your dopamine addled brain: Read fiction for an hour Build a model airplane Take up a micro hobby A walk in the park no headphones Write a letter in pen Play a board game Go swimming in a cold lake Write a 500-word flash fiction

By Alex Mathers
Vitamin C May Halt Aging for Just Cents Daily
SocialApr 12, 2026

Vitamin C May Halt Aging for Just Cents Daily

Vitamin C for Anti-Aging? New 2026 Science (Human and Monkey) 1/2) Could you really slow aging for as little as 6.2 cents per day? Based on new human and primate data published in Cell Metabolism, it might actually be possible. TL;DR: Vitamin...

By Nick Norwitz MD PhD
AI Chatbots Can Foster Dangerous Emotional Dependence
SocialApr 12, 2026

AI Chatbots Can Foster Dangerous Emotional Dependence

What started as comfort turned into something much darker. After thousands of messages with a chatbot, what began as seeking support became a deep emotional attachment, with tragic consequences. The case reflects a growing pattern of users spiraling into delusional states,...

By Spiros Margaris
Rebalancing Autonomic Nervous System May Slow Aging
SocialApr 12, 2026

Rebalancing Autonomic Nervous System May Slow Aging

“We propose that, at the core of aging, there is an imbalance between the SNS and PNS, which provides opportunities for therapeutic intervention.” How? Read more below👇 👨🏻‍⚕️ 🔎 “Hand-held, non-invasive wellness devices are being deployed in the U.S. military to enhance...

By David Barzilai, MD PhD