I was really excited when Amy proposed this topic, because we spend so much time encouraging fitness and spirituality – it’s important to take a second to look at the flip side of things! Enjoy today’s guest post! ♥ Hey, everyone! …
Climate Change and the Risk of Heat-Related Deaths in Patients Prescribed Antidepressants
I know this isn’t exactly the sexiest comeback post, but I figured I owed you guys a more detailed explanation of why I’ve been too busy to blog! So, for better or worse, here’s Excuse Number One some of the …
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Boston Tragedy: How to Help
I participated in a video-conferenced lecture last night and had the opportunity to speak with a classmate who lives and works just several minutes from the Boston Marathon finish line. I found myself feeling the same way I’ve felt every …
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How Scientists View the Relationship Between Science and Religion
The following information is reprinted from materials provided by Rice University: Throughout history, science and religion have appeared as being in perpetual conflict, but a study by Rice University suggests that only a minority of scientists at major research universities …
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Faith and Lies
My brother explained something to me once that I’ve still never been able to wrap my mind around: “Just because somebody tells you something, doesn’t mean it’s true.” I know it sounds incredibly naive, but you could lie to me, …
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Cardio Versus Lifting: Which Burns the Most Fat?
If you’ve ever worked within the fitness community, you know that discussing the comparative benefits of aerobics and resistance training is similar to debating politics with family and friends: people have some pretty strong beliefs (i.e., you should do cardio …
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