6 Top Foods For Your Eyes

David Magone, 06/28/12

Founder of PranaVayu Yoga

We've all been there. You're on the mat, you've been practicing the same yoga poses again and again and you just feel stuck... maybe uninspired, maybe in a rut, or feeling as though your hamstrings will never open despite the fact that you've been stretching them for years.

EatingWell, 06/28/12

Where Good Taste Meets Good Health

According to the USDA, some foods can be used even when they're moldy, while others need to be discarded. Here are four moldy foods you can eat -- and others that you should toss.

Domenick Scudera, 06/28/12

Professor of Theater and Chair of the Theater and Dance department, Ursinus College

Two special guys are in my life: my dogs, Festus and Cyrus. Festus is a three-legged pit bull/Rottweiler. Cyrus is a tiny terrier born without front legs. These dogs are my greatest teachers. Here are some of the simple lessons that I have learned from them.

Maura Henninger, N.D., 06/27/12

Naturopathic Physician

I've found that the proper diet, along with targeted vitamin supplementation, can work miracles in the lives of early recovering addicts and alcoholics.

Gabrielle Bernstein, 06/27/12

Speaker, Author of 'Add More ~ing to Your Life' and 'Spirit Junkie'

This week I'm psyched to share with you what I learned in Berlin. Wherever I go, I welcome opportunities for spiritual growth. In Berlin, I received a beautiful lesson from my European friends.

Edward M. Hallowell, M.D., 06/27/12

Child and adult psychiatrist, bestselling author

We who have ADHD need your help and understanding. We may make mess-piles wherever we go, but with your help, those mess-piles can be turned into realms of reason and art.

Dr. Michael J. Breus, 06/27/12

Clinical Psychologist; Board Certified Sleep Specialist

You may know that insomnia puts you at greater risk for serious health problems, including obesity, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes. But did you know that insomnia may also increase your risk of injury?

Jonathan Alpert, 06/27/12

Licensed psychotherapist; advice columnist; author, "Be Fearless: Change Your Life in 28 Days"

Many women come into my office frustrated with the dating scene and fear they will be single forever. Here's how to beat that fearful thinking and find that special guy.

Dr. Karen Becker, 06/27/12

Proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian

Wobbler's syndrome is a very common cause of neurologic problems in large and giant breed dogs.

Arianna Huffington, 06/26/12

Nora Ephron is gone -- and I can't believe it. Whenever I was around her through the years the air crackled with energy and ideas and one-liners -- and a sense of celebration. That's what makes today's news so hard to take in. Nora was an integral part of the HuffPost family -- an investor, a supporter, and a constant sounding board months before we launched. Since then, she's been a contributing editor who more than lived up to her name -- regularly offering up notes, suggestions, and terrific ideas (our very popular Divorce section was one of them). Professionally, her legacy will be that of an exceptionally gifted and versatile artist who could do it all, and do it all incredibly well. Personally, she'll be cherished as a wife and mother, and a devoted, giving, treasured -- and irreplaceable -- friend. Indeed, she was as talented at friendship as she was at everything else she tried.

Brian Secemsky, M.D., 06/26/12

Resident Physician

As this is the season for spanking-new physician trainees to flood hospitals around the U.S., I decided to chronicle my own very first 24 hours as a doctor so the reader can get a better insight into this annual event.

Myles Spar, M.D., 06/26/12

Dr. Myles Spar is the Medical Director of the Akasha Center for Integrative Medicine in Los Angeles

As we intensify the discussion started by Anne-Marie Slaughter, let's hope the conversation stays broad enough to include ideas that would make the work environment more healthful in many ways, from enabling healthy parenting to encouraging healthy personal habits.

Julie Daley, 06/26/12

Professional Coach, Teacher and Writer

We are least powerful when we are trying to be something we are not.

Lloyd I. Sederer, MD, 06/26/12

Medical director, New York State Office of Mental Health

The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University released a report on addictions today that is remarkably comprehensive and even more remarkably honest in portraying the virtually utter failure to identify and effectively treat addiction in the U.S.

Susan Blumenthal, M.D., 06/26/12

Public Health Editor at HuffPost and Former U.S. Assistant Surgeon General

Significantly reducing sugar-sweetened beverage consumption is a key component in solving America's obesity crisis.

Rob Schware, 06/26/12

Executive Director, Give Back Yoga Foundation

I find myself standing in what appears to be a contradiction: I profess to be guided by ahimsa, and yet people I love, as well as those served by our organization, are trained not just to defend, but also to attack.

Grace Suh Coscia, L.Ac., Dipl.O.M., 06/26/12

Acupuncturist Weight Loss Expert and Founder of HolisticWeightLossMethod.com

Whatever season approaches, you want to look fabulous. But particularly during warmer weather you want to become your leanest, sexiest self because you're baring more of yourself.