These 20 Items Will Inspire Your Healthiest Month Yet

"Fitbit recently unveiled a brand new product to the wearable lineup, but this one is all about the music: the Fitbit Flyer Wireless Fitness Headphones ($130 on preorder for mid-October) are the first headphones the brand will offer, and they're so cute. Beyond the aesthetic (with which I am obsessed, for obvious reasons), the sound quality is incredible, and the fit is customizable (times two!): you can change the "wing" — sort of like an ear cuff — on the outside of the earbud to fit more into the outer part of your ear (there are different shapes and sizes to do this), and then swap out the silicone bud on the inside based on the size of your ear canal. It ensures that the fit is truly secure while you're running and bouncing around. Bonus: they'll connect via Bluetooth to the new Fitbit Ionic." — Dominique Astorino, assistant editor, Fitness

"If I could, I would live in Yosemite six months out of every year. The stunning National Park feels like a second home to me, and I do my best to visit as often as possible. But for those times that I can't be surrounded by its granite walls, there's the Yosemite National Park Pine Candle from Parks Project ($30). With a 60-hour burn time, the soy wax candle smells exactly like the park, with scents of pine, granite, and dew. Better yet, proceeds from its sales go directly back to the Yosemite Conservancy and its efforts to maintain trails in the park.

"Besides Yosemite National Park, the collection also features a Zion National Park Sweetgrass and Amber Candle, Grand Teton National Park Wildflower Candle, and Big Sur Coastal Redwood Candle, all of which benefit organizations tied to helping individual parks." — Michele Foley, content director, Fitness

"With my sensitive stomach, I've noticed a huge difference in taking probiotics. These Ultimate Flora 50 Billion ($30) have been my go-to. Ever since I ran out and suffered digestive upset, I now remember to always keep these stocked. They don't need to be refrigerated (although I do keep them in the fridge), so they're great to pack on trips. I've tried other brands, and these seem to work best for me. They're reasonably priced and easy to find at most grocery stores or pharmacies." — Jenny Sugar, editor, Fitness

"After getting a protein smoothie at a new local vegan cafe, I was floored by the amazing flavor. I asked what protein powder they used, and they said Orgain ($26 for a 2-lb. tub, 20 servings). It's plant-based and offers 21 grams of protein per 150-calorie serving. The main protein sources are pea, brown rice, and chia seed, and it's sweetened with stevia — it tastes smooth and sweet, not at all chalky, and with no weird aftertaste. I'm a fan of the chocolate and the vanilla for smoothies, pancakes, and other baked goods." — JS

"Our obsession with cauliflower pizza and all things cauliflower is going strong, and recently we had the privilege of trying Outer Aisle's cauli crust ($7), which is only 100 calories per serving, with five grams of carbohydrates and nine grams of protein! It's made with "fresh cauliflower, parmesan cheese, clean label cottage cheese, eggs, garlic, basil, and oregano," and it's nice and thin, so you can use it as a gluten-free wrap for lunch or 'tortilla.' Yum!" — DA

"I'm a huge fan of nut butters, but what makes these NuttZo 2go packets ($26 for 20) different is that they're more than just peanut butter or almond butter. The Peanut Pro is made with peanuts, Brazil nuts, hazelnuts, almonds, cashews, flaxseed, and sunflower seeds. Each 110-calorie packet offers two grams of fiber and four grams of protein; it's the perfect snack to keep in my purse or gym bag. Oh, and they also have a Chocolate Peanut Pro, which tastes like a healthier version of Nutella." — JS