Carrie Diulus, M.D., discusses how a plant-based keto diet is essential for maintaining a healthy weight, preventing type 2 diabetes, and can even help speed recovery after a major surgery.

Jessica Cording, M.S., R.D., CDN, discusses everything from the best bedtime snacks that foster tranquility before we sleep, to what our cravings for ice cream are really trying to tell us, to how to make the healthiest choices when it comes to holiday drinks.

Ryan Holiday discusses what true confidence really means and how to live a happier, more fulfilled, and successful life.

Mallika Chopra discusses her new book, called Just Feel, as well as how to raise mindful kids in an overstimulating, fast-paced world.

Whitney English, RDN, offers expert advice on the best ways parents can keep their kids satiated and energized, especially while traveling.

Ryan Hardy discusses the essentials of a star-quality meal, how to make it as an entrepreneur, and why we shouldn’t shy away from gluten for optimal health.

Maya Feller, R.D., M.S., CDN, discusses what her ideal dinner plate looks like, an ultimate guide to carbs, as well as her favorite seasonal picks at the Park Slope Food Co-op

Max Lugavere shares how to optimize brain health as you travel, what foods you should bring on the plane, and how traveling itself can actually boost brain power.

Marvin Singh, M.D., discusses gut-healing remedies like intermittent fasting and low-FODMAP foods, as well as the power of mindfulness for our guts.

Frank Lipman, M.D., explains how to eat for anxiety, how to get optimal vitamin D levels, and the specific blood tests you should ask for at your annual check-up.

Three industry all-stars sit down with mbg Chief Content Officer, Olessa Pindak, to discuss how they each explore new cities without compromising their own routines

Dan Buettner discusses his adventures around the world and what he's learned from the “Blue Zones”—the five places in the world where people live the longest and are the healthiest.

Ali Miller, R.D. L.D., CDE, explains optimal eating plans for combatting anxiety, taming inflammation, and balancing blood sugar.

Neil Pasricha explains how to increase our resilience, foster difficult conversations with people, and how to teach our children to have thick skin in today’s society.

Georgia Ede, M.D., discusses what we should be eating to ensure optimal mental health—from our mood, to stress, sleep, concentration, and energy.

Amy Shah, M.D., explains an ideal fasting day in the busy working world, what to do if you’re struggling with your fast, and what a fasting schedule looks like for menstruating women.

Ilene Ruhoy, M.D., Ph.D., discusses how to optimize brain health, why a life of obstacles is a life worth living, and why we should actually be thankful for our pain.

Desiree Nielsen, R.D., discusses everything from inflammation and gut health, to how to make the most of a plant-based diet, to how our anxiety levels can shed light on digestive issues.

Daniel Amen, M.D., discusses the 5 primary types of brains, the best foods for brain function, and which supplements he recommends for optimal brain health.

Summer Rayne Oakes, a best-selling author and environmental activist, discusses the best ways to care for houseplants, as well as what newbies should look out for before committing to a plant pal.

A leading functional medicine practitioner, Will Cole, D.C., IFMCP, discusses how people differ in terms of an inflammatory response, as well as urges us to discover how our bodies respond to certain lifestyle practices, both positively and negatively.

Bindiya Gandhi, M.D., offers advice on a variety of topics, ranging from balancing hormones, taming inflammation, improving fertility, and optimizing gut health—all using the "food as medicine" mindset.

Molly Maloof, M.D. a personalized medicine physician who works with the top Silicon Valley investors and executives on how to seek empowerment and prescribe health in all aspects of life—not just for the body, but for the mind and community around us.

Anna Yusim, M.D., shares how she couples her medical practice with spirituality to promote holistic healing for our minds, bodies, and souls.

While Heather Moday, M.D., emphasizes the importance of recognizing our individual biochemistry—meaning, there is no “right” answer for everyone when it comes to our own personal health—she has seen a few specific commonalities in her patients. As an allergist and immunologist, Moday treats tons of patients with immunodeficiencies, and she's noticed how her patient's diets and lifestyles affect the health of their immune systems. Particularly, she’s seen a similar pattern of certain vitamin deficiencies people experience across the board.