Melaina Juntti
Men's Journal
Madison, WI, United States
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Men Have a Higher Risk of Osteoporosis—Here's How to Prevent It
Men are twice as likely as women to die from osteoporosis-related problems. Here are the factors that contribute to the bone-deteriorating condition. → Read More
Men Have a Higher Risk of Osteoporosis—Here's How to Prevent It
Men are twice as likely as women to die from osteoporosis-related problems. Here are the factors that contribute to the bone-deteriorating condition. → Read More
Lose Fat Fast: 20 Weight-loss Tricks That Actually Work
Speed up weight loss with these tips that help you eat less, make better food choices, and get started down a healthier path. → Read More
Lose Fat Fast: 20 Weight-loss Tricks That Actually Work
Speed up weight loss with these tips that help you eat less, make better food choices, and get started down a healthier path. → Read More
The Best All-Natural Sunscreens
Natural sunscreen that really works? How to choose a sunscreen brand without the harmful chemicals. → Read More
11 Foods You Should Never Feed Your Kids
There are some foods and drinks you really shouldn't give children, ever. Some of these might surprise you. → Read More
11 Foods You Should Never Feed Your Kids
There are some foods and drinks you really shouldn't give children, ever. Some of these might surprise you. → Read More
Science Has Found Another Reason for You to Eat Organic
Findings from a 23-year study at the University of California, San Diego, have shown that Californians may have high levels of glyphosate, the active chemical in the herbicide Roundup. It's sprayed on nonorganic wheat, oats, barley, and soybeans. Eating organic foods can bypass the chemical. → Read More
The 23 Best (Truly) Natural Shampoos and Conditioners
From nearly 100 "all-natural" products, we found 23 shampoos and conditioners that truly live up to the claim. → Read More
Your Thanksgiving Day Workout Plan
There’s an easy way to counteract the negative effects of stuffing your face: exercise. → Read More
The Dangerous Chemical You May Consume Every Day
Chlorpyrifos is a pesticide tied to nervous-system damage, lower IQ, and memory problems — and it shows up on common fruits and vegetables. → Read More
What Two Weeks Off Exercise Really Does to Your Body
It's enough time to add fat to your gut and increase your risk of heart disease and Type-2 diabetes — even if you’re young and healthy. → Read More
Brain Training Games Are a Waste of Time
“You might enjoy these activities, but they won’t help you remember where you left your keys or parked your car.” → Read More
Before the Outbreak: How to Prepare for A Record Tick Infestation
If you live in the Northeast or will be visiting there this year, take extra caution: Scientists are predicting an especially risky year for Lyme disease in the region. → Read More
What We Think Is “Healthy” Sure Has Changed A Lot
Over the past 25 years, the prevailing wisdom about health and nutrition has changed — a lot. The one constant: With each new decade of research, we get smarter about how to live. And so do you. → Read More
Study: Inactive Kids Make for Injury-Prone Adults
Research confirms if your kids aren't physically active, they're more at risk for fractures or osteoporosis as adults. → Read More
How Interval Training Can Reverse Aging
All that HIIT might be better than you think. → Read More
Buoy for What Ails You: A More Reliable Online Symptom Checker
Buoy, an online symptom assessor, leverages artificial intelligence to re-create a face-to-face conversation with a physician. The best part? It works. → Read More
The Complete Guide to Over-the-Counter Painkillers
From acetaminophen to ibuprofen, here's a breakdown of over-the-counter pain relievers, what to take them for, and the downsides. → Read More
Gluten-Free? Watch Out for Those Toxic Heavy Metals
It turns out gluten-free foods are a sneaky source of toxic heavy metals like arsenic and mercury. → Read More