Bodies Issue 2023 | Well+Good Well+Good decodes and demystifies what it means to live a well life, inside and out
Our bodies are teachers, artists, and healers. But also, sometimes, they can be stressors or unwanted reminders. Our relationships with our bodies can be complicated—and that’s okay. With Well+Good’s latest launch, we’re challenging assumptions about what “healthy” looks like and exploring the many ways we care for our bodies and all they can do.
The actress, activist, and I Weigh founder isn't afraid to use her voice and her platform to speak truth to power. The diet industry would be wise to …
Paralyzed from the waist down at age 19, Hannah Hutzley’s diagnosis has not kept her from going the distance. At 4 a.m. on a ranch in central Texas, …
The goal of “getting to the root cause” that is so pervasive in the wellness industry is alluring to us all, but some of the tactics used to get …
We can learn some surprising life lessons from our bodies—if we listen. Every body has limitations, but we get to choose how we interpret those …
The scars on my body tell the story of the most painful years of my life. Removing them is the beginning of my next chapter. Editor's Note: This story …
The founder and CEO of body-neutral fitness platform and app 'the be.come project' shares how a neutral approach to pregnancy and now postpartum life …
Facial tweakments, body-sculpting procedures, and injectable weight loss drugs are seemingly everywhere, and our mental well-being may be paying the …
The idea that “larger bodies can do everything small bodies can” sounds good(ish) on paper, but that mentality ignores the reality that different …
Who says a stump can’t grow, blossom, and make a mean vegan spaghetti and meatballs? There’s no denying that my stump gives powerful and empowering …
As a result of enduring fatphobia within health care, a number of patients are forced to choose between enduring weight-shaming or avoiding the …
I knew they'd get sorer and bigger. But I was not prepared for how much mental space they'd take up. It started with trouble getting into my sports …
I'm no longer treadmill-hopping with the intention to shrink—now the only numbers I'm concerned about are in relation to the weight I can lift. When I …