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Why you should be D.I.Y hair masking, and other opinions from Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro
Amanda Shapiro
How a simple exercise, repeated, nudges me from the abyss.
Sandy Allen
Hint: it's not a two-month timed obstacle course.
Amanda Shapiro
Who was the woman who quietly shaped the food on our Indian table?
Mayukh Sen
Doing away with cheat days for good ultimately saved my sanity and improved my relationship with food.
Jennifer Still
Way too many people ask me what wine to drink when they’re feeling sad. Don’t ever, ever do this.
Marissa A. Ross
After years of reporting stints in and out of the country, I had a home and kitchen of my own.
Liana Aghajanian
A short history of my long, sleepless nights.
Amanda Shapiro
I knew I had to stop obsessing over the contents of my fridge.
Aleksandra Appleton
There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to being well.
Jessica Jones, MS, RD, CDE of Food Heaven Made Easy
I was tired of working in an industry that didn’t understand or respect who I was.
Charlie Anderle
I’ll never be able to high-five my friends with my left hand again. Will I be able to cook?
Fatima Ali
No amount of adaptogens could make me invincible.
Adriana Velez
How I finally crossed "learn how to smoke pot” off my to-do list.
Jane Parker
Most of my friends knew I was trans, but, in the bathhouse, it didn’t matter.
Meredith Talusan
At Adam Rapoport's house, meatloaf is not what's for dinner anymore.
Adam Rapoport
The men who run the boxing gym still haven't gotten over the novelty of us.
Zan Romanoff
This is where to start
Christine Buckley
Matthew Kenney on why chefs are the most powerful advocates for change.
Matthew Kenney
Adam Rapoport on why he's not going back for thirds this year.
Adam Rapoport
My grandmother was a housewife. My mother was a career woman. Who would I be?
Julia Black
The transformative power of cooking with blood, guts and off-cuts.
Amiel Stanek
It's the book our food director pulls off the shelf again and again.
Carla Lalli Music
A cookbook for anyone who wants to eat well while living in a world that’s constantly telling us not to
Nikita Richardson