In April 2019, one of our good friends decided to make his health a priority. He enrolled in Matrix Age Management, a program designed to help men and women lose weight, sleep more deeply, and feel better than they have in years.
Now, four months into the program, he’s eager to provide an inside scoop on what it’s like to go through Matrix Age Management—and how much of a difference the program really made on his life.
Keep reading to hear his story!
Let's be honest. Everyone is going to have an occasional sleep problem or a stressful time. Under normal circumstances, these problems are short-lived and then things go back to normal.
When sleep problems and stress become chronic problems, however, that is when these conditions start affecting your health.
Great sex is revered as the pinnacle of human experience. As women age beyond child-bearing years and into menopause, however, sex can seem unnecessary or inconsequential—especially if it is uncomfortable or painful.
Hormones are necessary biological ingredients to an individual’s ability to live––and enjoy––a healthy, active life. And when these components go out of balance, everything from muscle aches to waning sex drives can be experienced.
In today’s digital age, sharing is an integral part of life. No one goes on vacation, makes a career change, has a baby, or even eats an amazing meal without sharing it on some form of social media.
It's easier than ever to connect today. Perhaps that's why Facebook has approximately 2 billion users. As more and more people scroll through social feeds, however, researchers have begun to question the actual benefits of social media.
Death is something most of us don’t want to think about. In fact, we would prefer to do anything else. But as we get older, the risk of chronic diseases, injuries, and other health problems increases.
We want to live a full, engaging life as long as possible. We shouldn’t have to slow down just because we’re older than we used to be.
There has been a lot of media hype in recent years over the legalization of marijuana and the possible health benefits it can provide. While these benefits may or may not be true, the fact of the matter is that although many states have legalized the drug, many have not. There is still quite a bit of controversy over the subject and it’s not likely to die down anytime soon.
Even if you don’t know what it means, you’ve likely seen the word plastered on skincare labels with increasing frequency in recent years: peptides.
One cornerstone of wellness is getting an appropriate amount of sleep. In today's world, an inadequate amount of sleep is often the byproduct of stress. The absence of sleep, especially over the long term, can contribute to significant health problems like heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, and diabetes. It can also contribute to the signs of aging and diminished mental sharpness.
Do you feel worn out? Sluggish? Are you watching your energy slip away due to age? What if there was a program that could help you preserve your energy and reclaim that youthful vitality you’ve been missing? There is!
