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Continue reading →: Longo’s 5-Day Diet: Valter Longo’s Secret To Reversing Biological Age
Good evening, and welcome to our health segment. A recent study has shed light on a five-day diet that has been shown to blast belly fat and cholesterol. The “fasting mimicking diet” or FMD, created by Prof. Valter Longo, allows individuals to reap the benefits of fasting while still consuming…
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Continue reading →: Nature-Based Interventions For Mental Health: A Growing Field Of ResearchIn the quest for mental well-being, humans have long sought solace in the natural world. Research has consistently shown that immersing oneself in nature can have a profoundly positive impact on mental health. According to Marc Berman, a pioneering environmental neuroscientist, taking a 20-plus-minute walk in nature without distractions can…
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Continue reading →: Finding Serenity In Small Spaces: The Joys Of Dish GardeningIn the concrete jungles of urban Philippines, a tranquil oasis can be cultivated in the most unlikely of places. The joys of dish gardening have been extolled by Nonoy Napao, President of the Negros Occidental Garden Club, at the club’s January General Assembly. This innovative approach to gardening allows individuals…
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Continue reading →: The Warm-Up Wake-Up Call: Avoiding Exercise InjuriesThe perils of physical exertion. A delicate dance between progress and pain. For those who embark on the journey of fitness, the threat of injury looms large. A staggering 42% of adults have fallen prey to exercise-related injuries, a consequence of neglecting the humble warm-up. Research reveals that a mere…
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Continue reading →: Rethinking Climate Impacts: A New Approach Prioritizes Human Wellbeing Over Economic Output
A groundbreaking study is redefining the way climate impacts are assessed, shifting the focus from economic output to human wellbeing. According to a report from EurekAlert!, researchers at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) have developed a new approach, dubbed the “wellbeing cost of carbon,” which aims to…
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Continue reading →: What Happiness Experts Do On The UK’s Most Miserable Day
According to _____: The ostensibly saccharine notion of Blue Monday, a term coined by a travel company nearly two decades ago, continues to captivate the UK’s collective imagination. This third Monday in January, dubbed the most dismal day of the year, ostensibly owes its melancholy to a confluence of factors,…
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Continue reading →: Lifestyle Changes During Pregnancy Reduce Gestational Diabetes RiskA recent review of evidence has shed light on the profound impact of healthy —style choices during pregnancy on reducing the risk of gestational diabetes. By embracing physical activity and a balanced diet, expectant mothers can significantly lower their risk of developing this condition by nearly 20%. The findings, published…
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Continue reading →: The Evolving Enigma Of Wedding Dress CodesThe wedding dress code conundrum persists, a labyrinth of uncertainty that leaves guests bewildered. Wedding dress codes, once a straightforward guide, now seem to muddy the waters. The intention behind phrases like “black tie optional” is to convey formality without suffocating guests with rigid expectations. However, the outcome is often…
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Continue reading →: Navigating Wellness Expenses: A Prudent Approach To Gym And Studio Contracts
As the new year unfolds, many individuals embark on a journey to prioritize their well-being, often accompanied by a flurry of enthusiasm and a willingness to invest in their health. The wellness industry, sensing this eagerness, presents a vast array of options, from gym memberships to wellness apps, designed to…
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Continue reading →: Managing Stress In The Modern WorldStress ravages modern —. Chronic stress afflicts over 70% of adults worldwide. According to Analytics Insight, certain techniques can mitigate this strain. Mindfulness meditation emerges as a potent tool, cultivating self-awareness and reducing stress by lowering cortisol levels. This practice trains the mind to respond with calmness, rather than impulsive…
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Continue reading →: Lifestyle Changes Can Counteract Genetic Risk Of ObesityIn a groundbreaking study, researchers have discovered that a low-carb diet combined with regular exercise can effectively counteract the genetic risk of obesity. Led by Sho Nakamura of the Graduate School of Health Innovation at Kanagawa University of Human Services in Kawasaki, Japan, the study sheds new light on the…
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