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Eating Healthy on Vacation
Yes—you can eat healthy on vacation if you choose to. I wrote this from Hollywood Beach, Florida after spending a full week there, enjoying both the experience and my food. Food is meant to be enjoyed. It brings people together, creates memories, and is part of the joy of travel. But it’s also where many people lose sight of their goals and struggle to get back on track. The truth is that success comes down to clarity—knowing what you want and how committed you are to it.
Diane Evans Cardon
Feb 232 min read


Why Sleep Is Basically Your Superpower (and How to Unlock It)
Ever wish you could sleep like a baby—or at least like your dog, who seems to have a PhD in napping? Good news: Sleep isn’t just for the lucky or the lazy. It’s your body’s secret weapon for feeling awesome, inside and out. Here’s the scoop: Your body runs on two fancy rhythms—circadian (your 24-hour “Earth is spinning” clock) and ultradian (mini wake-rest cycles that refresh you like a power-up in a video game). If you treat these rhythms right, you’ll feel better physic
Diane Evans Cardon
Jan 201 min read


Why Fat Doesn’t Make You Fat (Seriously!)
Let’s bust a myth: eating fat doesn’t automatically turn you into a human marshmallow. The real culprit behind gaining body fat? Consistently eating more calories than your body burns—and the quality of those calories count whether those calories come from fat, carbs, or protein. As a society we eat poisonous amounts of sugar and flour-which act like opioids (heroin) and cocaine in our brain. Food is not just calories, but instructions that tell your body what to do every m
Diane Evans Cardon
Jan 122 min read


Strutting (or Stumbling) into the Weight Room: My Hilariously Awkward Fitness Journey
Ever walked into a place and thought, “Did I just crash the wrong party?” That was me, marching into the weight room for the first time—armed with nothing but my trusty water bottle and a mountain of self-doubt. I’d spent years in group fitness classes, where the only heavy lifting was my own spirits. The weight room was not unfamiliar, just not the place I frequented. But then I decided to level up. I wanted to join the 1%—not the billionaires, but the rare breed who actuall
Diane Evans Cardon
Nov 6, 20252 min read
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