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Ever heard the saying, "You are what you eat"? Well, there's more truth to it than you might think, especially regarding the health of your gut. Your gut health is pivotal in your overall well-being, influencing everything from physical health to mood and mental clarity.
If your office chair slouch or couch potato pose has started to affect your shoulders, it may be time to supplement your workout routine with a few extra shoulder exercises. We've made it easy for you by collecting some right here in our guide to the 6 best shoulder workouts for everyone.
With the Summer solstice on its way (June 20th, which is also Father’s Day this year) we’re already starting to get back out there in the sun. If you end up parched after a long day of lounging, you might be looking for a low-calorie alcoholic option to slake that thirst. We’ve collected 10 of the best low-calorie alcoholic drinks for summer 2021 to help prep you for a party season like no other!
When it comes to losing weight, improving your health, and dog grooming: we never recommend short cuts.
If you've just started a new diet or healthy eating program, you might be searching for other lifestyle changes to maximize your self-improvement.
Can you practice Intermittent Fasting and the Whole30 at the same time? Farm to Fit takes a look at two of our favorite programs to find out if they work together, why or why not, and how to determine what works for you.
Whole30® and Paleo are two of our favorite oft-discussed dietary regimens, and for good reasons. These eating patterns share enough similarities that you might ask yourself “what are the differences between Whole30® and Paleo?" Farm to Fit tackles the similarities and discrepancies between the diet duo of the decade.
Is Impossible a better burger? You might be wondering: just what are the Impossible Burger ingredients? How do they get those patties to taste, smell, feel, and sizzle like real beef?
Read on, as Farm to Fit breaks down what the Impossible Burger is, what its ingredients are, and whether it’s healthier than traditional beef burgers.
The Whole30 program can be hard, especially when you get hit with cravings for non-compliant snacks. Don’t drop the diet for a donut! Maintain your streak by having healthy Whole30 approved treats on hand. Here are our 12 ideas for Whole30 snacks to keep you off the crackers and cheese.
Can you drink alcohol on a keto diet? Keto is a low-carb, high-fat diet that many people have been drawn to as a natural weight loss solution. Keto is tough enough as it is, with its strict carb monitoring and adaptation side effects.
Do you need to give up drinking booze altogether just to keep yourself in ketosis? The short answer may be no, but there are a few catches. Check out our guide to can you drink alcohol on a keto diet, and we’ll key you in on the best and worst drinks for ketosis.
Many people have been drawn to the keto diet as a natural weight loss solution. Some report a number of undesirable side effects when first beginning the keto diet, called “keto flu.” While it’s not as severe as its name might lead you to think, it can certainly be annoying. Wondering what to do about the keto flu? We looked into it so we could tell you!