What are the most influential drivers of health?

Are you giving them enough attention to be as healthy as you want to be while avoiding chronic disease? We’ve all heard the basics: get 8 hours of sleep, exercise, eat right, etc. I hope to help you understand more about why these things are important and whether or not you want to give them more attention in your own life.

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Michael Smartt
Diary of a Pandemic Trainer

I’m clear that I’m providing a necessary service to my clients. The 45-minutes I spend with them are a connection to normalcy, a link to life outside of quarantine. I also realize how much I need the sessions, too.

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Caitlin Fry
The Quarantine Quronicals

Without being too dramatic, this is one time in many of our lives that we could qualify as suffering. We must acknowledge that. This is traumatic and we should navigate our current lives as such. But there are things we can do to not only protect our physical health but also our mental and emotional health, as well.

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Caitlin Fry
Boost Your Innate Immune System

Particularly since there is no conventional medical action you can take against COVID-19, keeping yourself healthy and resilient is the best course of action you can take.

One of the most convenient and effective methods of boosting your innate immune system is hormetic temperature stress (HTS).

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Michael Smartt
Shelter in place and thrive!

As we face the reality of weeks at home without the demands or structure of work, school or social commitments, having a game plan can make the difference between coping and climbing the walls. Here are a few tips to help everyone shelter in place and thrive.

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Caitlin Fry
How to make any vacation into a FitCation!

Often people depart feeling strong, lean, and fit but then return feeling bloated, sluggish, and sick. While vacations are definitely a place to stray from your regular routine and enjoy some indulgences, there is no reason why you can’t bring your good habits along with you! FitCations offer the best of both worlds — you can balance the good things in life while sustaining the great things in life.

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Caitlin Fry