The IsaBody Challenge: The New Way To Start, Complete, and Repeat in 2020
The IsaBody Challenge is now available in the IsaLife app! Register for the Challenge, take photos, complete the process, and more within the app.
The IsaBody Challenge is now available in the IsaLife app! Register for the Challenge, take photos, complete the process, and more within the app.
Three square meals a day not working for you? Switch to snacks to boost your healthy lifestyle. Follow these 4 healthy snacking tips to snackify your diet.
If you have goals, you need a plan. Anyone can become a goal digger with the right tools. Form good habits in 90 days with the IsaLife™ Success Plan.
Use tech to get healthy with the IsaLife™ mobile app. You can track meals, fitness goals, and product orders and sync data with other popular health apps.
Want to meet wellness goals faster? Try automating your health! Work smarter, not harder toward health and weight loss with these four easy steps.
I know I’m not the first person to write an article telling you that journaling about your goals is going to help you reach them, but that's because it works. Think about it — journaling and writing down your goals is just a matter of making a plan. Trying to reach your goals without a plan is like trying to survive a Cleanse Day without IsaDelight® chocolates (pretty impossible, right?).
Now that you’ve got your summer plans all squared away and your vacations marked on the calendar, there’s just one more plan you need to make: your vacation workout plan. With the right strategy in place, you’ll never have to worry about losing progress or getting off track. Not home? No problem. Here are the best workouts to do on vacation.
Whether it’s a celebrity or our closest friend, it seems that someone’s always raving about this or that new diet. We know it’s probably just like all the others we’ve tried in the past, but we can’t help but ask ourselves, “What if this diet is different? What if this one works?” The problem is that in general, diets don’t work, but the good news is it’s not your fault. Here’s why.