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Keeping your mind and body in check - popular topics in health and medicine to maintain a long and healthy life.
Can Supplements be an idea worth Considering!!!!
Most of us have been more mindful since Covid started than ever before about the nutritional needs. Although most of us are well versed with the benefits of nutrition through foods, some of us are still in two minds when it comes to taking supplements. I want to break down and bring forth the benefits of taking supplements through the experience of my study and experiencing it myself.
By Sushma Chebrolu5 years ago in Longevity
5 Healthy Lunch Ideas for Athletes
The following are five healthy lunch ideas for athletes. 1) Baked Sweet Potato Oven-baked sweet potatoes are filled with beta-carotene which is the precursor to vitamin A. Vitamin A helps athletes in building muscle, playing better during games, and preventing injuries. Sweet potatoes also give athletes energy because they contain carbohydrates that include fiber. They also contain vitamin C to help the body absorb iron, which is found in green peas and spinach. The fiber in sweet potatoes helps athletes stay full longer so they aren't snacking on unhealthy foods later in the day.
By Basketball Town News 5 years ago in Longevity
What is running, what are the health benefits, how do you get started, and how can you improve?
For decades, running has been increasingly popular. That's hardly unexpected, given the exercise's boasts: It only takes a few pieces of equipment. It's an exercise you can perform on your own time and take with you when you travel (no gym or class times to worry about). It's effective. It can also help you improve your cardiovascular fitness.
By SHANU001 lahsitha5 years ago in Longevity
The Health Benefits of Black Tea
Black tea is a type of tea that has been oxidized by the air. This means it contains more caffeine than oolong or green teas, making it stiffer and more potent. It was first introduced to Europe from China around the seventeenth century [1].
By andy lawson5 years ago in Longevity
Tea Tree Oil: The Benefits & Uses of Tea Tree Oil Explained
Tea Tree oil is a type of essential oil that comes from the leaves of the Melaleuca alternifolia, a small tree native to New South Wales in Australia. The Melaleuca alternifolia belongs to a large family of over 200 different species, all known as 'tea trees' because early Australian settlers brewed them to make traditional teas. Tea Tree oil has a wide variety of benefits and uses, from helping treat skin conditions to fighting colds.
By andy lawson5 years ago in Longevity
Chaga Tea:Everything You Need to Know About Brewing Chaga Tea
Early in January, it was brought to my attention that Chaga (Inonotus obliquus) could be used as an extract to make tea. I began researching Chaga and found some great information. What is Chaga? How do you extract the beneficial components of the Chaga mushroom, what are they and how can they be used? Not only is Chaga a powerful antioxidant, but it could also have some potential immune-enhancing properties as well.
By andy lawson5 years ago in Longevity
The Over-Diagnosis and Treatment of Osteoporosis in Post Menopausal Women
This is what happens when legitimate research and medical science, big-pharma, high end medical equipment manufacturers, the government and private insurance industries, compliant doctors, and statistics all converge on a single topic. As you might expect the outcome is less than ideal. That is not exactly correct. It is quite ideal for all involved but one, the older woman incorrectly diagnosed with osteoporosis, told she must take medication for the remainder of her life, and instilled with a sense of fear that at any moment she might fall and fracture a hip, or a leg, or an arm.
By Everyday Junglist5 years ago in Longevity
Out With The Old, In With The New!
How important is sleep? For some time now, sleep has been considered simply a period of time during which the body and brain go into a state of stasis. However, current studies show that the body and brain actually continue to function fully throughout our many sleep cycle stages. Indeed, our bodies and minds require these stages of sleep in order to maintain our health and be able to support peak performance. The total amount of quality sleep that we get, and how we visit each one of our sleep stages directly impacts how rested we feel the next day.
By Sheila Sellinger, Author5 years ago in Longevity







