“Apple-shaped” body is a term often used to define someone that stores fat around their waist as opposed to a “pear-shaped” body that stores fat on hips, buttocks and thighs.
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We often poke fun at apple shaped …
“Apple-shaped” body is a term often used to define someone that stores fat around their waist as opposed to a “pear-shaped” body that stores fat on hips, buttocks and thighs.
We often poke fun at apple shaped …
According to a 2012 review published in the Journal of Environmental and Public Health, today’s modern diet—rich in saturated fat, refined sugars, sodium, and low in fiber, magnesium, and potassium—strays far from the nutrient-rich, plant-based diets of our pre-agricultural …
From your hair to your fingernails to your muscles and pretty much every cell in your body, protein is the glue that holds it all together. One of its tasks is to make up antibodies keeping the immune system strong …
The word “diet” often stirs up negative emotions—visions of restriction, hunger, sacrifice, and failure. For many, it’s a word associated with temporary deprivation rather than long-term well-being. But what if we could redefine the concept of “diet” and reclaim its …
Too much of anything can harm our health.
Whether it’s too much food, too much exercise without rest, too much sitting still, or even too much mental stimulation, an overload in any area …
We all know what makes a bank account flourish: balanced spending and regular deposits.
But have you ever considered your physical health in this way? If not, it’s time you did.
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Even though we live in an era where food is easily accessible, it doesn’t necessarily mean we’re well-fed or well-nourished. Sadly, the convenience of readily available foods often translates into a diet rich in fast foods and processed convenience items. …
According to a report released by the USDA, the amount of money spent by the Western world eating out has now, for the first time ever, surpassed what consumers spend on food at home.
What this means is that convenience …
The amount of money spent by the Western world eating out has now, for the first time ever, surpassed what consumers spend on food at home.
What this means is that convenience …
We are spending more time indoors and online and too much time in front of screens which is deadly having negative effects on our physical and mental wellbeing.
…‘Nature Deficit Disorder’ is really a thing and it means a lack