“People might feel lost, trapped—personally and/or professionally—and uninspired during a quarter-life crisis,” she explains, adding, “While this is said to be some of the best times of our lives, there is a lot of pressure on people at this age as well, and struggles specific to this time in life.” How long a quarter-life crisis lasts will vary based on the individual and what triggers the crisis, but according to licensed therapist Tiana Leeds, M....

“So many people base whether they leave on what’s going on with the other person rather than what’s going on with themselves,” she explains. “I recommend people not to leave until they have done their own inner work and have learned to make themselves happy.” In other words, it may be necessary to consider the ways that you’re contributing both to the relationship’s troubles and to your own unhappiness. Paul notes she’s seen many people leave too soon and “miss the opportunity to learn to take care of themselves within the relationship—and then, of course, the same issues come up again in the next relationship....

There are several types of silicones, and each with a different profile and characteristics. “Silicones have many names, but a good rule of thumb is to look for something ending in -cone on your product’s ingredient list. Most silicones (but not all) end in -cone,” says Ron McLaughlin, vice president of research and development at Living Proof, a clean-leaning hair care brand that helped pioneer and usher in the wave of silicone-free products....

Even more concerning, it all adds up. Sleep debt refers to the slow accrual of sleep deprivation that happens over time. But, how bad is sleep debt, and how do you “repay” it? Let’s dive into the science of sleep. The more sleep-deprived you are, the more serious the health effects can become. Acute sleep deprivation is what happens when you get significantly less sleep one night—say you pulled an all-nighter to work or study....

Looking to buy a cold tub for yourself? We rounded up our top picks, as well as the most compelling evidence that soaking in cold water may actually be beneficial to your overall health. “Used as a recovery method, the water should probably be under 10°C,” suggests cold therapy expert Mark Harper, M.D., Ph.D. “But just to get the cold buzz without quite so much discomfort, temperatures of over 10°C (and even up to 20°C) will have most of the effect with much less pain,” he adds....

We tapped top dermatologists to get the scoop on must-have skin care ingredients to grab for healthy aging. But we wouldn’t be mindbodygreen if we didn’t talk about skin aging from a holistic perspective. So these ingredients aren’t just topicals—although, we did include a fair share of those as well—it also includes several ingredients to ingest via supplementation.* Skin cancer is not the only possible consequence of neglecting sun protection. It wreaks havoc on our skin, too....

Although many people associate the flowering plant Urtica dioica, commonly known as nettle, with the painful sting that results after brushing up against leaves of the plant, it is actually one of the most extraordinary herbs I’ve come to know. Breaking nettle’s nutrient content1 down further, this low-calorie leafy herb contains carbs (mostly fiber and little to no sugar), protein (including several essential amino acids), and fat. When I say fat, I’m talking about healthy fats, namely omega-9 oleic acid, omega-6 linoleic acid, and omega-3 alpha-linolenic acid....