
Wedding season is upon us, and no matter if you’re married, single, or have no interest in walking down the aisle, everyone should experience true love in her lifetime.
Whether you define love as finding your soul mate or looking at pictures of Ryan Gosling, injecting a little more love into your life doesn’t just benefit your mood — it benefits your health. In fact, love can:
♥Boost your immune system
♥Help you live longer
♥Reduce stress
The list goes on from there. If you’re curious to hear more, our friends at Woman’s Day have a whole list of other benefits of love here.


Yesterday marked the last day of Healthy Relationship Expert, Andrea Syrtash’s 
When we eat when we’re not hungry, we are using food as a distraction or an escape. As we all know, at least subconsciously, the best tool for escape or distraction is
Give love because it’s the most effective way to feel loved. Isn’t that what we’re always looking for in every moment of weakness or pain?
Sarah Jenks, founder of
A billion songs have been written about it. Everyone’s searching for it, wanting it, craving it, and once they’ve found it, they’re doing everything they can to fall deeper into it, nourish it, and hold onto it… forever.
Sure, all you need is love, but any loving relationship also takes work to keep it healthy and strong. Spa Week’s Healthy Relationship Expert 






