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A Guide to Local Yoga Studios

By Mercedes Leguizamon Associated with relaxation and mindfulness, yoga not only benefits your mind, but also your body. According to the American Osteopathic Association, some of these benefits include strong cardio health, injury protection and a balanced metabolism. There are… read more

What’s the Deal with Capoeira?

By Mercedes Leguizamon From its origins in Brazil, Capoeira has made its way to Gainesville. Capoeira is a martial art form that involves dance, music and fighting. There are two “players” involved in the “game,” and they try to control… read more

I Scream, You Scream…

By Lizzie Vasquez Eating healthy is hard. Even the healthiest eater and most avid gym goer can fall victim to those pesky cravings. Luckily, you can now find ice cream that satisfies your sweet tooth without all those calories. We’ve… read more

We Tried It!

By Colleen McTiernan | Photo by Allison Raber Interested in brewing your own beer? Love salt lamps and want to take that interest a step further? From halotherapy to home brewing, the Wellness360 team has got you covered! The Salt… read more

Running Through Life’s Obstacles

Photo by Sincerely Gone Photography Natalie Brock has lead a healthy and active lifestyle since she was a child, and she did not let a breast cancer diagnosis at age 35 stop her! She continued to run throughout her 20… read more

Ask the Acupuncturist

By Elizabeth Jammal, AP, LMT Elizabeth Jammal, AP, LMT, graduated from New College of Florida with a bachelor’s degree in visual arts and biology in 2005. She received her massage therapy license a year later at the Central Florida School… read more

Your New Favorite Bar

By Colleen McTiernan and Nicole Irving Toss your bottled soaps to the curb and raise the bar for your next shower with these fragrant and moisturizing bar soaps! Honey I Washed the Kids $7.95, Lush.com Satisfy your love of sweet… read more

Saving Money on Health Care

By Selena Garrison Health care expenses. The very phrase makes my bank account quake. A 2015 study from the Urban Institute revealed that the average lower to middle income household buying health insurance on the marketplace spent over 10 percent… read more