Leah Morgan

Spent years coaching athletes before broadening to everyday fitness. Writes about training principles grounded in research.

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Lifestyle

Sneaky Post-Snowstorm Home Health Risks Revealed

Across much of the country, this season has brought substantial amounts of snowfall accompanied by frigid temperatures. Although the sight of that soft, pristine layer of frozen flakes covering everything can feel enchanting and serene, there lurks a more sinister aspect to these winter events beyond just the dangers posed by slippery roads and icy […]

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Fitness

Key Metabolism Insights I Wish I’d Learned Before 35

In my twenties and early thirties, discussions about metabolic health were practically nonexistent, and even when mentioned, no one bothered to define what it truly entailed. The prevailing advice was straightforward and emphatic: stick to a low-calorie, low-fat approach. The belief was that adhering to this regimen would naturally lead to a slimmer figure, which […]

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Lifestyle

Dermatologist’s 4-Step Winter Skincare Routine & Top Products

Dermatologist Strategies to Combat Dry, Cracked Skin in Winter The harsh conditions of winter can take a significant toll on your skin’s health. During the peak of the cold season, you might notice your skin becoming noticeably dry, developing a rough and scaly surface, feeling tight and uncomfortable, and experiencing persistent itching. Without proper care, […]

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Nutrition

Key to Heart Health: Food Quality in Low-Carb and Low-Fat Diets

A groundbreaking study featured in JACC, the premier publication from the American College of Cardiology, indicates that the specific types of foods selected within low-carbohydrate or low-fat dietary regimens hold greater significance for heart health than merely reducing carbohydrates or fats alone. The investigators discovered that when these diets incorporated nutrient-rich, whole foods, they correlated […]

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Science

Enfacement Illusion Unlocks Forgotten Childhood Memories

How Body Perception Influences Early RecollectionsRecent research indicates that making brief adjustments to how individuals perceive their physical appearance can enhance the retrieval of personal life stories, encompassing experiences from the earliest years of development. This approach offers fr

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Science

14th-Century Poem Fooled World on Black Death

14th-Century Poem Debunked Black Death Myths Historians from the University of Exeter have uncovered the origin of persistent myths surrounding the Black Death’s swift propagation through Asia. These misconceptions trace back to a singular 14th-century literary work by the poet and historian Ibn al-Wardi, composed in Aleppo around 1348/9. For generations, accounts of the plague […]

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Self Care

Mastering Sustainable Productivity for Lasting Success

The Challenge of Modern Productivity ApproachesIn today's fast-paced environment focused heavily on constant hustle and nonstop achievement, numerous individuals struggle with the pitfalls of what is often termed toxic productivity. When the concept of productivity centers solely on completing tasks

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Lifestyle

Embracing Single Life: Joy Over Fear

Not a Witch, Not a Spinster, Not a Divorcee “The greatest thing in the world is to know how to belong to oneself.” ~Michel de Montaigne Many individuals dread arachnids. Others tremble at the thought of addressing a crowd. My deepest apprehension? That my constant companion will forever remain my own image staring back. Increasing […]

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Nutrition

Switch to Unprocessed Foods Cuts 330 Calories Daily Effortlessly

Individuals who adopt an unprocessed food diet as part of their New Year’s resolutions might discover that this dietary adjustment influences their eating habits in an unexpected manner. Rather than opting for calorie-heavy whole foods like rice, meat, or butter, they instinctively gravitate toward consuming substantially larger portions of fruits and vegetables. This natural shift […]

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