Living Well with Robin Stoloff

Packaged foods eaten too often can actually be harmful to you. They are usually full of three things; sugar, sodium, and fat.

Tennis elbow can be very painful and affects more than just tennis players. This new treatment called Tenex takes only about 15 minutes and has a 90% success rate.

Join us from sundown on March 6 to sundown March 7 for National Day of Unplugging. This is a day designed to have people take a break from their constant need to be looking at technology and to start looking around at the people that are right in front of you.

Having a negative attitude can affect your mental and physical health. Here are 4 things you can do to have a better outlook on life.

By changing up your workout on a regular basis, you challenge your body and keep it both physically and mentally challenging. Here's how to do it.

February is American Heart Month. What are you doing to reduce your risk of heart disease? Making just one of these four lifestyle changes can improve your heart-health.

On Valentine's Day, many people feel pressure to get it right. What’s really important is focusing on your partner every day. Here five ways to make sure you prioritize your relationship all year long.

Diabetes is a leading public health concern in this country with almost two million people diagnosed every year.

As we continue to age, it is important to take care of ourselves and stay healthy to avoid chronic diseases, depression and other issues. Here are five simple tips for healthy aging to help us live a healthier, better and longer life.

Our bodies are our temples, expecting us to keep them as healthy as can be. Knowing simple tips we can follow can help keep our bodies happy and healthy.

Many food apps keep track of your diet and help you lose weight. However, Foovisor recognizes and records your meal from a simple photo. I used this app to track my lunch. Check out the video.

Treat and revitalize your skin from common conditions with the Three For Me Laser at Jersey Shore Aesthetics and Wellness. Medical Director Dr. Marna Cutler explains how the treatment works.