Wellness

Functional medicine practice uses food as medicine.

Yoga is about getting in touch with your body and mind, and that’s exactly what Allison Steele did.

Perrin Brewing Company is inviting the public to come enjoy yoga and beer at its pub during two events this fall.

Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital now offers chiropractic services as a new treatment option for patients.

An emerging trend, doulas guide people through their end-of-life journey.

Local health officials reported the first COVID-19 omicron variant detected in Kent County.

Like many retailers, Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, marks one of the biggest sales days of the year for cannabis dispensaries.

Getting bored with simply adjusting the incline on your treadmill to get a better workout? Looking for reasons to explore the coast this summer?

Women hoping to complete a half marathon, 10k or 5k as part of their New Year’s resolution will have some additional resources at their disposal thanks, in part, to people like Sammie Bennett.

Ever since she volunteered in 1987, the Fifth Third River Bank Run has become a part of Lauralee Mathieu’s identity. Now working as the operations director for the run, Mathieu manages all the operational aspects, such as planning the event and course layout and overseeing the setup, safety, and security for the race.

A West Michigan company received national recognition over the weekend for its contribution to expanding U.S. exports overseas.

Dental health is a very important topic, one that I believe isn’t spoken about often enough.

A new study compared all 50 states for their friendliness to family well-being and ranked Michigan in fourth place.

Experts say suicide is preventable.

As the Children’s Healing Center (CHC) looks ahead to World Mental Health Day on Oct. 10, the organization is emphasizing the importance of mental health while caring for those who have experienced medical trauma.

Self-care is all the rage currently and now there is a new way for Grand Rapidians to treat themselves.

Lace up those running shoes before you sit down to a Thanksgiving feast, the Grand Rapids Turkey Trot takes off at 8 a.m. on Thursday.

Transformative experiences with unconventional medicine led Paul Austin, a Grandville native and Hope College graduate, on an unconventional career path.

Telemedicine services are growing and projected to continue — even after COVID-19.