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Taylyn Washington-Harmon

Taylyn Washington-Harmon is a writer and editor based in Chicago. Her work has appeared in Men's Health, Health Magazine, and Self.com. You can follow her on Twitter and Instagram at @taylynharmon.

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How Long After Eating You Can Work Out, According to Experts

Sometimes it's best to wait it out.

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This Is What Weed Does for Weight Loss

Having the "munchies" doesn't always end up making you gain pounds.

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How Surgeon General Vivek Murthy MD Keeps it Together Day after Day

Gratitude, connection, and deep breathing are involved—even on the busiest days.

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The Simple Strategy That Helped Myron Rolle Transition from NFL Player to Neurosurgeon

Dr. Rolle has spent his life fine-tuning the tactics that powered his professional transformation and help him manage stress, failure, and grief—skills the rest of us can use, too.

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Mushroom Supplements and Mushrooms Aren’t Exactly the Same Thing

And one is way better than the other.

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The MIND Diet May Actually Improve Your Brain Health

Granted, it's not perfect.

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The 15 Best Meditation Apps That Will Teach You to Meditate

The most painless way to get started is to try one of these top-rated apps.

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How to Stop an Opioid Addiction Before It Starts

The danger lurks as close as your dentist's office.

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Lifting and Intermittent Fasting Help Reddit's CEO Stay Fit

All while balancing your web security and a one-year-old.

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3 Men on Life After a Near Death

"The mental recovery was just as hard as the physical recovery."

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Bruce Willis Has Retired From Acting Because of Aphasia. Here's What You Need to Know

The condition is usually a precursor to other brain issues.

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