Research into Chronic Fatigue Syndrome opens a door, but stigmatization in Canada continues.
By Richard Tardif Recently, on a business trip I caught up with a friend who informed me she had been on sick leave with myalgic
My saboteurs, your saboteurs – our slight edge
By Richard Tardif Six months after I began my journey to health and fitness I agreed to meet with my “Friday night friends”. I had
The seat or muscle of the soul – a Psoas by any other name
by Richard Tardif Last week I wrote about how prolonged sitting affects the glutes and hamstrings and can lead to lower back pain and postural
Sticking it to Father, and Mother time
By Richard Tardif I am planning to live into my nineties, and I hope you are too? I’m also picturing myself biking, hiking and exercising,
Life after food – Yuk!
by Richard Tardif Viceland repeated a broadcast called “Life after food” this week either attempting to discredit a food replacement cleverly labeled Soylent, or to
Your feet in the buff – barefoot training and its benefits
By Richard Tardif Walking around barefooted may be just what you need to strengthen the small muscles in the feet and ankles and reconnect to
Latest health report gets my “I told you so”
By Richard Tardif A recent Pan-Canadian Public Health progress report concluded that one in three Canadian children and youth are overweight (18.6 percent), or obese
Give fitness gadgets the cold shoulder
By Richard Tardif Late night television is really something, isn’t it? I surfed to Shaun T’s reduced Insanity T25, one of the most popular workout programs
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About Richard
Richard Tardif is an award-winning investigative journalist, editor, bestselling author of seven books, and the publisher of Smiling Eyes Press.
Known for transforming first drafts into inspiring bestselling books and bland essays into persuasive speeches, the prolific writer offers professional publishing services for those with a resonating desire for transformation.
Richard’s background includes 25 years of reporting on the health and fitness industry, cybersecurity, Internet safety, Canadian Indigenous relations, and the newspaper industry’s transformation.