
Why We Don’t Believe in Dieting
According to Webster’s Dictionary, a “diet” is both “habitual nourishment; food and drink regularly provided or consumed” AND “a regimen of eating and drinking sparingly

According to Webster’s Dictionary, a “diet” is both “habitual nourishment; food and drink regularly provided or consumed” AND “a regimen of eating and drinking sparingly

Iodine is required by the body for the synthesis of thyroid hormones (T3 and T4), which are involved in the regulation of metabolism. The majority

Saturated fat. Oh what a long and sorted history we have! What do you think of when you think of saturated fat? Butter? Beef? Heart

Carbs often get a really bad rap. Many even advocate for a “no-carb” diet. So, before we discuss whether avoiding “all” carbs is a good

Have you ever heard the expression “abs are made in the kitchen”? If you haven’t, consider it your new mantra. No matter how hard you

We hear it over and over at CoreLife. In fact, it might be one of the most common mistakes we see. There are different rationales

Why choose CoreLife? The weight loss and wellness industry is growing. How do you know where to go, who to trust, and what will work

When most people think of vitamin D, it probably conjures up images of milk. And while this is a major source of the vitamin for

One of the first things you probably hear when you come into CoreLife is that you need to increase your water intake. Why? What’s so

The nutrition needs of an avid exerciser are different depending on the goals. If you’re training for a marathon and trying to truly enhance and

It’s that time of year. When runny noses, sore throats, coughs, and general ickyness threatens to intrude on your holiday plans and enjoyment. So, how

Making nutrition and fitness a priority is tough, even when circumstances are at their best. When snow, ice, or any number of other crazy weather