Wellness Social Media and Updates

Stress Less: Be Selectively Ignorant, Focus Wisely
SocialMar 22, 2026

Stress Less: Be Selectively Ignorant, Focus Wisely

To reduce your stress, try not to have strong and loud opinions about everything. Smart people are selectively ignorant about most things, and focused on some things.

By Vala Afshar
Calm, Polite Honesty Is Your Hidden Superpower
SocialMar 22, 2026

Calm, Polite Honesty Is Your Hidden Superpower

The ability to stay calm, polite, and honest, even when people upset you, is a superpower.

By Vala Afshar
Strengthen Neck Flexors & Shoulder Blades to End Pain
SocialMar 22, 2026

Strengthen Neck Flexors & Shoulder Blades to End Pain

Neck pain? 2 things to focus on Strengthen your deep neck flexors These muscles help keep your head in a better position If they’re weak, your head drifts forward and stresses your neck Improve shoulder blade stability Your shoulder blades support your neck and upper...

By Anthony Green | Mobility
Wood‑Fired Sauna Beats Electric: Worth the Journey
SocialMar 22, 2026

Wood‑Fired Sauna Beats Electric: Worth the Journey

Took the time to visit Elm Sauna this morning, wood fired saunas are harder to find in the UK so when I chanced open the flyer for this I couldn’t resist. Tucked away near Burnham-on-crouch. Morning group session for an...

By William Wayland
Back Extensions End Decades of Chronic Pain
SocialMar 22, 2026

Back Extensions End Decades of Chronic Pain

I had lower back pain most of my adult life. Decades of physical therapy, injections, and meds. Stopped playing basketball for 10 years in my 30s. Then I started doing back extensions shown below 3-4 days per week. 3 sets of...

By Paul Roetzer
Vitamin D Boosts Runners' Immune Health in Winter
SocialMar 22, 2026

Vitamin D Boosts Runners' Immune Health in Winter

Vitamin D for immune support in runners ☀️ This new study investigated the effects of vitamin D supplementation (2000 IU/day) across autumn and winter (8-weeks) in runners and non-runners 🔍 45 participants were recruited and split into 4 groups… 1️⃣ Supplemented runners 2️⃣...

By Tom Coughlin, MSc (Performance Nutritionist)
Persistence and Resilience Unlock the Universe's Rewards
SocialMar 22, 2026

Persistence and Resilience Unlock the Universe's Rewards

the Universe rewards those who: - Are uncommonly persistent - Smile through the pain - Get up fast after they are knocked down - Find the opportunity in the obstacle - Like A Mathers' tweets - Refuse to quit.

By Alex Mathers
Make Sundays a Reset Ritual for Entrepreneurs
SocialMar 22, 2026

Make Sundays a Reset Ritual for Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs: Normalize Sundays. Get aligned with God…speak to him. Get clear on the mission… plan your week. Get your mind right…NO distractions. Get your body right…gym for 30 mins.

By Sherrard Harrington
Doctors Need Stability First, Healing Second
SocialMar 22, 2026

Doctors Need Stability First, Healing Second

most of us chose medicine for the love of healing and the satisfaction of seeing patients recover, not for ego or glory, and money was meant to be a by-product. But after years of hard work, investment, and burnout, if...

By Vishal Sengar, MD
Take Control: Set Inbox Boundaries for Deep Work
SocialMar 22, 2026

Take Control: Set Inbox Boundaries for Deep Work

Your inbox isn’t the boss—you are. 📩⚡ If constant messages are stealing your focus, it’s time to set boundaries, build smarter response systems, and protect your deep work. In this episode of Your Time, Your Way podcast, learn how to manage interruptions,...

By Carl Pullein
Mistaking Chaos for Value Undermined My Health
SocialMar 22, 2026

Mistaking Chaos for Value Undermined My Health

Peace felt like weakness. Because I equated chaos with value. Chaos meant I was busy. Chaos meant I had problems to solve. Chaos meant I was needed. That belief cost me my health, and nearly, my career.

By Sarah (The Stress Resilient Leader)
Squat to Fix Squat; Corrective Exercise Myth Busted
SocialMar 22, 2026

Squat to Fix Squat; Corrective Exercise Myth Busted

The corrective exercise industry sold coaches on the idea that movement needs to be fixed before it can be loaded. Two decades later we have more injured, deconditioned, undertrained people than ever. The best corrective exercise for a squat is a squat. Coached...

By Dr. Justin Farnsworth
Your Inner Mindset Shapes Your Outer Reality
SocialMar 22, 2026

Your Inner Mindset Shapes Your Outer Reality

Your internal state is what determines the quality of your external experience. Drop a 💜 if this lands.

By Light Watkins
Gratitude Turns Blessings Into a Joyful Heart
SocialMar 22, 2026

Gratitude Turns Blessings Into a Joyful Heart

Five things I’m grateful for: -God’s love & Grace -A healthy body -Community -Opportunity -This simple view that brings me peace A grateful heart = a joyful heart What are you grateful for? 👇 https://t.co/GDc9G4reys

By Wendi Irlbeck, MS, RDN, CISSN
Let Go of Resentment to Grow
SocialMar 22, 2026

Let Go of Resentment to Grow

Great grandma Gertrude had a parent too :) … this is for the people holding onto the resentment … resentment is destroying you … time to let yourself grow ❤️❤️❤️ https://t.co/cOonNfnslE

By GaryVee
Sunshine and Nature Soothe Both Kids and Adults
SocialMar 22, 2026

Sunshine and Nature Soothe Both Kids and Adults

I know they say taking your kids out into nature is calming but it’s the same for adults. Sometimes all you need is a little outdoor time and sunshine

By Lisa Mitro, DPT (Physical Therapist for Runners)
VR Improves Patient Outcomes Across Diverse Settings
SocialMar 21, 2026

VR Improves Patient Outcomes Across Diverse Settings

On campus at UCLA—March Madness about to start at Pauley Pavilion right behind me, and next door I’m speaking on how VR is helping patients manage pain, anxiety, and depression. Different arena. Same goal: better outcomes. More below 👇 https://t.co/4OcK6XUXhy

By Brennan Spiegel, MD
Saying No Protects Your Peace
SocialMar 21, 2026

Saying No Protects Your Peace

Protecting your peace is a full-time job. 🤍 What’s one thing you’ve said no to lately? 👇

By Lewis Howes
Rest and Quiet Reveal Your True Self Beneath Noise
SocialMar 21, 2026

Rest and Quiet Reveal Your True Self Beneath Noise

there’s a specific feeling that happens after a week of sleeping well, moving your body, and spending real time in quiet. it doesn’t feel like productivity. it feels like coming back. like the person who was always supposed to be there was just...

By Douglas D.
One in Three Midlife Women Exhausted: Stop Normalizing Burnout
SocialMar 21, 2026

One in Three Midlife Women Exhausted: Stop Normalizing Burnout

1 in 3 women in midlife say they feel exhausted most of the time. Why are we normalizing burnout, especially among caregivers, mothers, teachers, and nurses, instead of treating the physiology?

By Sara Gottfried, MD
Moderate Wine Drinkers Cut Heart Death Risk 21%
SocialMar 21, 2026

Moderate Wine Drinkers Cut Heart Death Risk 21%

A new study of more than 340k British adults finds that moderate wine drinkers (1-3 glasses/day) have a 21% lower risk of dying from cardiovascular disease versus people who never drink or do so occasionally. I will be accepting no...

By Scott Lincicome
Perspective Shift: Worse Could Happen, Gratitude Helps
SocialMar 21, 2026

Perspective Shift: Worse Could Happen, Gratitude Helps

Things can always get worse. This is a little mental health trick sometimes it works sometimes it doesn’t. Being grateful and having gratitude does help, but sometimes not right away #cryptowendyo #mentalhealth #mindset #gratitude 

By Wendy O
Embrace the Pause: Find Magic in Stillness
SocialMar 21, 2026

Embrace the Pause: Find Magic in Stillness

Take advantage of the power of the pause.. between two breaths, between words, thoughts, and actions. There is magic in stillness. #mindfulness https://t.co/2SZVuCOSqc

By Moksha Meditate
Boost Thoracic Rotation to Ease Neck and Shoulder Knots
SocialMar 21, 2026

Boost Thoracic Rotation to Ease Neck and Shoulder Knots

Knot between shoulder blades | neck pain Tight spot between your shoulder blades or constant neck stiffness? This exercise improves thoracic spine rotation If your upper back lacks movement your neck and surrounding muscles take on more load Over time, this can lead to that...

By Anthony Green | Mobility
Screens Might Not Improve Sleep, Could Even Harm It
SocialMar 21, 2026

Screens Might Not Improve Sleep, Could Even Harm It

What if we discover at the end of the experiment that screens had NO affect on his sleep? Or, since the funniest result is often the case, what if a year after no screens, his sleep got worse?

By Jim O’Shaughnessy
New Book,
SocialMar 21, 2026

New Book,

So much sense in @BStulberg's new bk, his pcast (https://t.co/ey4VY9wMjp), and his blog (https://t.co/sI0tw6G2Py); the latest entry, w @stevemagness, lines up remarkably well with key message I tried to impart this week in my keynote at @PersonifyHealth Thrive Summit, vide...

By David Shaywitz, MD, PhD
Relax, Be Present—The Journey Is All That Matters
SocialMar 21, 2026

Relax, Be Present—The Journey Is All That Matters

If I could give my 20-year-old self one piece of advice, it would be to relax. Enjoy the journey. You don't need to push so hard. It will all work out. Wherever you think you need to get to is...

By Nicolas Cole
First Lagree Class Leaves Lone Guy Humbled
SocialMar 21, 2026

First Lagree Class Leaves Lone Guy Humbled

I just took my first Lagree class, only dude in there. Got absolutely obliterated 😂 https://t.co/hIF30n0E96

By Kevin Espiritu
Crying Releases Emotions; Stopping It Hinders Healing
SocialMar 21, 2026

Crying Releases Emotions; Stopping It Hinders Healing

Crying is the body's way of processing emotions. Apologizing for crying or telling someone to stop crying blocks our brain from releasing painful events. The Science of Tears:

By Nicole LePera, PhD
Postpartum Dieting Undermines Recovery and Milk Supply
SocialMar 21, 2026

Postpartum Dieting Undermines Recovery and Milk Supply

I have seen women try to diet within weeks of giving birth because they want to "bounce back." Their milk supply drops and their recovery slows down. Early postpartum is the wrong time to cut calories. Your body just went through...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Physicians Must Choose Health Over Exhaustion, Says Dr. Mitchell
SocialMar 21, 2026

Physicians Must Choose Health Over Exhaustion, Says Dr. Mitchell

It takes the human brain two years to fully recover from burnout. Yet many physicians are in denial, assuming their absolute exhaustion is just normal. Dr. Tomi Mitchell hit her absolute limit. She was running a massive medical center, raising two...

By Kevin Pho, MD
ADHD Learners Grasp Concepts, Need Strategies to Finish Work
SocialMar 21, 2026

ADHD Learners Grasp Concepts, Need Strategies to Finish Work

Why ADHD students understand lessons but struggle to complete schoolwork and how to fix it

By Anwen Farsley
Avoidant Returns Mirror Past Patterns Without Real Growth
SocialMar 21, 2026

Avoidant Returns Mirror Past Patterns Without Real Growth

What To Expect When An “Avoidant” Returns: Unless Active Inner Work Has Been Done, When An Avoidant Returns, Expect A Repeat Of The Same Patterns. They Frequently Return Due To Fading "Separation Elation" Or Missing The Comfort, But Rarely With Immediate Behavioral...

By Hasti Afkhami, LMFT
Choose Magnesium Type: Cognition, Calm, or Stress Support
SocialMar 21, 2026

Choose Magnesium Type: Cognition, Calm, or Stress Support

Magnesium L-threonate (Best for Cognition): Highly bioavailable and shown in randomized controlled trials to improve memory, executive function, and focus. It supports "synaptic plasticity," helping neurons form new connections. Magnesium Glycinate (Best for Relaxation): Bound to the amino acid glycine, this form is...

By Wendi Irlbeck, MS, RDN, CISSN
Moms Cherish Quiet Moments with a Book
SocialMar 21, 2026

Moms Cherish Quiet Moments with a Book

Moms be like “I needed this.” And it’s just a book, a blanket, and a couple hours when nobody needs them.📖👏🏻📚

By Candice | LMFT & Life/Balance Coach
Norway Lets Kids Play, Not Compete, for Success
SocialMar 21, 2026

Norway Lets Kids Play, Not Compete, for Success

The key to Norway's sporting success?� "It takes everything we do in the US and does the opposite. We treat child athletes like budding professionals, prodigies train like the pros they look up to. In Norway, they let kids be...

By Steve Magness
Fit People Live Healthily Without Diets, Identity Drives Choices
SocialMar 21, 2026

Fit People Live Healthily Without Diets, Identity Drives Choices

Fit people don't do diets. Eating healthy isn't hard for them. It's automatic. Their body craves it. They don't avoid junk food because they love kale. They hate the way it makes them feel. Diets expire. A fit person's lifestyle...

By Trent Harrison | Online Fitness Coach
Choose Calm: Own Your Feelings, Reduce Reactivity
SocialMar 21, 2026

Choose Calm: Own Your Feelings, Reduce Reactivity

You're in charge of how you feel. Today choose to be calmer, centered within, less reactive to inner and outer pressures. #mindfulness https://t.co/nmloKuejm9

By Moksha Meditate
Trim Bad Trades Like Fasting: Discipline Over Willpower
SocialMar 21, 2026

Trim Bad Trades Like Fasting: Discipline Over Willpower

I lost 100 pounds through fasting. Not willpower. Discipline. Markets teach the same lesson. The positions that hurt you most are the ones you won't let go of. Fasting is cutting what you don't need. Trading is no different. Most investors are obese...

By Michael A. Gayed, CFA (Lead-Lag Report)
Tax Season Hacks: Satire of Health & Productivity Tips
SocialMar 21, 2026

Tax Season Hacks: Satire of Health & Productivity Tips

Ultimate Tax Season Cheat Code: - Intermittent fasting between meals and snacks - 10,000 steps weekly - Leg extensions with each extension - Sighing is a deep breathing exercise - File boxes are heavy lifting - Stay hydrated with coffee - 8 hours of sleep every 2...

By Justin Miller
Multitasking Masks Avoidance, Not True Efficiency
SocialMar 21, 2026

Multitasking Masks Avoidance, Not True Efficiency

Multitasking isn’t efficiency. It’s avoidance. If you slow down, you feel. So you stay busy.

By Sarah (The Stress Resilient Leader)
Choosing Compassion Without Self‑Neglect Supports Body Balance
SocialMar 21, 2026

Choosing Compassion Without Self‑Neglect Supports Body Balance

What am I choosing today? When I’m needing a gentle internal shift, this question helps. I’ll go first: I’m choosing to care about others without abandoning myself, honoring that my body needs safety and consistency to regulate cortisol, support HRV, and keep...

By Sara Gottfried, MD
Exercise with Spouse Erases Arguments, Fuels Gratitude
SocialMar 21, 2026

Exercise with Spouse Erases Arguments, Fuels Gratitude

Working out with my spouse on a daily basis is a privilege that I never want to take for granted. 🥹 Also, when that exercise-induced brain fog sets in, I completely forget whatever stupid thing we were arguing about.

By The Well-Minded Plate (RDN)
Wellness Design: Embrace Character, Raw Materials, and Depth
SocialMar 21, 2026

Wellness Design: Embrace Character, Raw Materials, and Depth

Wellness design doesn't have to mean sterile. When I design wellness spaces I focus on character, raw materials, depth, and every detail without exception. Inspo from @tutto_inox, @rosewoodcourchevel, @21blanche https://t.co/hzQdwtzRW4

By Kelly Wearstler
Every Crisis Is Solvable when Tackled Step by Step
SocialMar 21, 2026

Every Crisis Is Solvable when Tackled Step by Step

When things are going wrong, it feels like a doomsday event. You think everything's going to end and this is it. But you take it one step at a time, find the solutions, and solve it. Do this enough times and that’s when...

By Davie Fogarty
Strengthen Pelvic Floor and Core to Ease Back Pain
SocialMar 21, 2026

Strengthen Pelvic Floor and Core to Ease Back Pain

Low back pain | here’s what to focus on Focus on pelvic floor control, strength and lumbar spine control. Your pelvic floor and core stabilize your spine. If they’re weak, your lower back takes more load. Strength in the hips and...

By Anthony Green | Mobility
Optimize Your Baby's Nap Spot for Better Night Sleep
SocialMar 21, 2026

Optimize Your Baby's Nap Spot for Better Night Sleep

Where does your baby or toddler nap? Is it working for you? If you want to continue where your baby naps AND improve your sleep at night comment LOOK and I’ll whizz over my one to one options 👇 #babysleepexpert #gentlesleepconsultant #gentlesleep

By Kerry Secker | Care It Out Sleep Consultant
Good Medicine Prioritizes Integrity Over Perfect Patient Scores
SocialMar 21, 2026

Good Medicine Prioritizes Integrity Over Perfect Patient Scores

A 100 percent patient satisfaction score does not always mean you are a great doctor. Sometimes it just means you are a people pleaser. Physicians are conditioned to panic over negative feedback. One bad review can trigger a complete nervous system...

By Kevin Pho, MD
Bone‑building Exercises Work at Any Age
SocialMar 21, 2026

Bone‑building Exercises Work at Any Age

6 exercises to build bone density. Don't think you need them? You're wrong. Think you're too young? Wrong again. Think you're too old? Wrong. https://t.co/ZyqvbJDgy1

By Howard Luks, MD