Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the […]
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Healthier ultra-processed foods tend to have more nutrients, while less healthy options are loaded with sugar, unhealthy fats, and salt. Catherine Falls Commercial/Getty Images The American Heart Association (AHA) suggests that not all ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are bad for you. Certain processing methods help keep foods safe, nutritious, and affordable without sacrificing quality. Healthier UPFs
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Weight loss medications like GLP-1s have changed the game when it comes to weight and metabolic health. But alongside reducing appetite (1), these medications can change how food feels in your body—sometimes literally. Nausea, diarrhea and/or constipation and even vomiting are commonly reported side effects (2). That means what you eat, and how you eat
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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These blueberry cheesecake protein popsicles are like a frozen berry cheesecake but full of protein (5g of protein per popsicle with no protein powder!). They’re the perfect refreshing, sweet treat made with a short list of wholesome ingredients. My kiddos gobble these up every time I make them. I hope you and your family love
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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Share on Pinterest Fitness isn’t about what you can lose. It’s about what you can gain. Six weeks after the birth of my second child, I had a moment of reckoning that forever changed what I appreciate about exercise. I sat in my OB-GYN’s waiting room, staring at the fluorescent green intake form on the
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