Meredith Bethune
Meredith Bethune is a freelance writer and editor covering health, wellness, travel, food, and the outdoors. Her work has appeared in publications like The New York Times, Outside, National Geographic, and Healthline. A longtime health and fitness enthusiast, she frequently writes about nutrition, exercise, longevity, and the habits that support well-being. She lives in upstate New York with her family.
A Better Work Lunch Starts the Night Before
The Heart-Health Measurement You’re Probably Not Checking
How to Turn Your Home Into a Longevity “Blue Zone”
Psilocybin May Protect Your Nerves During Chemo
Psychobiotics Promise to Fix Your Mood Through Your Gut
What “Ferritin Face” Can (and Can’t) Tell You About Your Iron
Study Says Hot Drinks Could Triple Your Cancer Risk
Night Owls May Have a Harder Time Leaving Work Behind
Your Social Media Feed Could Be Reading Your Mood Before You Do
Five Cups a Day Might Be Too Many for Your Bones
Beef Tallow Is Moving From Cooking to Skincare
Meet the Device That Claims to “Recharge” Your Cells
Moderate Dieting May Calm Inflammation as You Age
How To Stop Feeding Your Stress
Hormone Therapy Might Help Protect Your Brain
Why Women Are Embracing a “Hot Divorcée Summer”
Your Early Childhood Diet May Shape Your Health Decades Later
More Intense Doesn’t Always Mean a Better Workout for Blood Sugar
How to Actually Stop Heartburn Before It Starts
Your Muscles May Be Giving Your Brain a Boost
How To Use This Neuroscience Principle To Rewire Negative Thoughts
Your Calcium Supplement May Not Be as Helpful as You Think
Your Genes May Decide If Caffeine Actually Boosts Your Workout