Can AI Really Be Your Health Coach?
With artificial intelligence becoming part of everything from search engines to shopping suggestions, it’s no surprise that it’s making its…
With artificial intelligence becoming part of everything from search engines to shopping suggestions, it’s no surprise that it’s making its…
Exploitation of young men is a difficult and often overlooked issue that deserves more attention. Many young men face pressures…
Men’s mental health is an important topic that often goes unspoken. Many men feel pressure to look or act a…
Self-care isn’t only about the occasional day off or treating yourself. It’s about the consistent, everyday habits that support your overall well-being.
In honour of Self-Care Day on July 24, here are seven practical and evidence-based nutrition habits that you can incorporate into your lifestyle.
What if the key to taking your athletic performance to the next level wasn’t in the gym, but on your…
For years, the fitness industry has pushed the idea that the ultimate goal is weight loss. Step on the scale, see the number go down, and you’re making progress—right? But what if the real key to looking, feeling, and performing better isn’t about losing weight at all? Instead of chasing a smaller number on the scale, you should be training to build muscle.
In a recent episode of our podcast, A Plateful of Insights, our hosts Brandon, a registered dietitian and manager at Revive Wellness, and Matthew, a fellow dietitian at Revive Wellness, discuss why focusing on body composition is more important than relying solely on weight when evaluating health. They emphasize that body composition isn’t just a trendy term but a fundamental aspect of health that everyone should understand.
In today’s fast-paced world, the convenience and accessibility of virtual services have become invaluable. At Revive, we are committed to offering top-notch virtual healthcare services to our clients, ensuring that everyone has access to quality care regardless of location. In this blog post, we’ll explore the benefits of virtual healthcare services and how we address some of the challenges associated with providing or receiving virtual care.
In this episode, dietitians Matthew, Brandon, and Andrea continue our exploration of men’s health, focusing on social and emotional well-being and nutrition.
We’re diving deeper into men’s health with a follow-up discussion featuring dietitians Brandon and Matthew from “A Plateful of Insights” podcast by Revive Wellness Radio. This episode integrates advanced nutritional concepts and fitness strategies to enhance men’s health.
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