Elizabeth Millard
Elizabeth Millard is a freelance writer focusing on health, wellness, fitness, and food.
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How to Choose the Right Creatine Formula for Your Training Goals
Start by taking a trip to The Vitamin Shoppe.
Tony Romo Reflects on His Father’s Prostate Cancer Journey and the Everyday Moments That Matter Most
With the campaign, Highlights REAL, they are spotlighting the everyday experiences of advanced prostate cancer patients and their families.
The Vitamin Shoppe Just Announced the Supplement Awards: Here Are 7 of Our Favorites
What makes a supplement a winner? We teamed up with the retailer to recognize the highest-quality brands and products out there.
A Supplement Stack That Can Power Your Active Routine
These three dietitian-approved supplements can help fuel your biggest training and wellness goals.
4 Wellness Habits To Help You Keep Your Edge As You Age
From smarter sleep to better hydration, a nurse shares proven ways to help boost immunity and stay resilient.
How I Worked Through My Depression Treatment and Resulting Sexual Dysfunction
One man living with major depressive disorder shares how working with his psychiatrist led him to understand his treatment-emergent sexual dysfunction.
Telehealth Has Helped Me Live My Healthiest Life
How one man went from a type 2 diabetes diagnosis and coronary artery blockages to running half-marathons.
What Does It Mean If You Wake Up and Can't Speak or Move Your Body?
It's called sleep paralysis, and it can be terrifying
Navigating the Blood Cancer Journey: What Everyone Should Know
Victor Gonzalez of The Lymphoma Research Foundation talks hope, mindfulness, identity, and treatment.
Does Your Pubic Hair Grow Back Faster Than Other Hair? Experts Explain.
Shaving, waxing, and trimming can affect how your pubes regrow.
Here's the Sexual Health Self-Exam You Should Be Doing
A step-by-step guide for what to check, how to do it, and when to see your doctor.
5 Ways to Help Fight Axial Spondyloarthritis Progression
A combination of medications and lifestyle habits can affect the pace of this rheumatic disease.
