Molly Kimball

Few things say summer quite like firing up the grill. Shrimp, chicken, lean meats, vegetables and even fruit seem to taste better with a little char. But while the grill

We often think about skincare as what we put on our skin – but some of the biggest drivers of how our skin looks and ages come from within. In this week’s FUELED Wellness + Nutrition, we cover five…

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From there, both Dr. Lupo and Dr. Hooper consistently come back to the same four core elements that shape how skin ages – and how we treat it: daily skincare,

Papaya is trending for digestion, gut health and “debloating.” But how we use it makes all the difference – and whether it’s ripe or green, seeds or supplement form.

We’re feeling the heat earlier and stronger each year and staying hydrated takes more than just drinking water.

For many of us, eating doesn’t stop once dinner ends. There’s often one more trip to the kitchen, maybe for a few squares of chocolate, a small bowl of ice

These days, jerky is available in a wide array of options, ranging from beef, chicken and pork to elk and bison, to salmon and even mushroom jerky.

“Our bodies like to stay near 98.6 degrees,” explains Carrigan. “When body temperature rises, sweat is released onto the skin. But the cooling doesn’t happen

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