Tag: wellness

  • 8 Ways To Get Smarter Every Week

    1 out of every 4 Americans don’t read any books during the course of an average year. For many Americans, learning stops after formal education. The more active your brain stays during your life, the less likely you will be to develop Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. Getting smarter involves a combination of learning new information,…

  • 10 Easy Steps to Eating Well

    There’s no doubt about it – what and how you eat is important. Volumes have been written on the subject and there’s more fad diets than we know what to do with. Here’s a short, practical guide to eating well. Below I’ve described 10 easy steps that will support energy levels, boost your immune system,…

  • The Three Dimensions of Wellness

    I’ve reduced the Seven Dimensions of Wellness to merely three. I’ve done this for two reasons. First, I’ve harbored a strong sense that there are three for years and it’s time to publish and further develop the sense. Second, seven is too many; seriously, as a general rule, keep your lists to cascaded sets of…

  • Victorious Recovery from Holiday Baggage!

    How I Lost 6 Pounds of Body Fat and Gained 2 Pounds of Muscle in 8 Days

  • Framework by Nicholas A DiNubile

    Quotes from Dr. Nick’s Framework “Warmup increases the temperature within muscles and tendons as a result of enhanced blood flow and greater metabolic activity.” “Tai Chi promotes blood flow to tendons and synovial fluid into joint surfaces.” “You can pick an activity, and I can tell you what’s great about it, but also the risks…

  • Staying Healthy in Times of Frequent Travel

    Throughout December I’ve been relocated nearly a dozen times for 2 to 4 day periods, and it’s been very hard to maintain my aggressively balanced physical training routine. I often point out the difference between energy exertion and effort. At home, it’s comparably easy to fall into a healthy routine; this requires regular energy exertion…