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.
Why Olympians Don’t Eat the Same Thing Every Day
Stop Calling Everyone a Narcissist
Why Some People Are Trying to Get Rejected
It’s Not Too Late to Cut Back on Alcohol (Your Colon Will Thank You)
It’s Never Too Late to Rewire Your Brain
Why Exercising as a Teen May Matter for Breast Cancer
Can Cannabis Actually Help You Work Out?
Why Gen Z Is Ditching Diet Soda for Zero Sugar
Man Flu Is Actually Real (But It’s Complicated)
Sound Baths Are Having a Moment at Wellness Retreats
How to Stop Change from Completely Derailing You
Gout Is on the Rise, But TikTok Isn’t Helping
The Body Heat Myth Your Parents Got Wrong
Bodyweight Workouts Are Making a Comeback
One Food Category Is Linked To An 82% Higher Crohn’s Risk
Don’t Apologize for Grieving Your Pet
Small Activity Changes, Big Health Gains
Why Memory Decline Looks Different for Everyone
How to Make the Scale Work for You, Not Against You
What to Know About Preservatives in Packaged Foods
What Skipping Breakfast Really Means for Weight Loss
The Rise of Consumer Hormone Tracking
How Often Do We Make Food Decisions, Really?