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Is your Body Clock Out of Whack?

Do you wake up feeling tired and groggy even though you’ve had a full night’s sleep? Your internal body clock / circadian rhythm might not be working properly. The circadian rhythm regulates your level of sleepiness or wakefulness throughout the day. When it’s working properly, you should wake up feeling energized and ready to conquer…

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Are Superfoods Real?

“Superfoods” has become one of the most popular buzzwords in healthy living circles. When the word first came into use in the early 1990s, it referred to foods that provide the essential building blocks that your body needs to build resistance to diseases. Nowadays, it’s a marketing term used to assign near magical powers to…

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Don’t Fall For Clever Marketing on Food Packaging!

Shopping for groceries can be extremely confusing especially when you’re trying to make healthier food choices. Every product on the shelf claims to be better than the rest in one way or another. This is why you need to learn how to separate the facts from clever marketing gimmicks. Here are some guidelines to help…

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Nourish Your Mind and Spirit with Food!

Yes, that’s right. You can nourish your mind and spirit with food! We all know that hunger, cravings and food allergies have a very big impact on our moods and energy levels. Conversely, our moods and emotions influence our food choices. There is a whole branch of science, called nutritional psychiatry, dedicated to studying these…

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Stop Dieting and Start Eating Healthy

What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think about healthy eating? All the unhealthy foods you’ll have to give up? There’s a huge difference between healthy eating and dieting. Dieting is limiting. It focuses too much on restricting what you can eat instead of enjoying good food. Plus, most fad diets have…

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Do Fitness Trackers Actually Work?

It seems everywhere you turn there’s a new high-tech wristband that is supposed to monitor your activity level, sleep patterns and caloric burn. The wearable fitness technology industry has exploded and is a $45.66 billion industry. Most trackers count steps and measure sleep patterns but some models also measure heart rate, blood oxygen level, skin…

Exciting New Research on Alzheimer’s Prevention | Dr. Arlene Taylor Interview

Alzheimer’s disease accounts for 60-70% of all dementia cases, but while there is no cure yet, new research suggests it may be preventable or at least slowed down. In this enlightening interview, Roy Ice sits down with Dr. Arlene Taylor, a leading expert in brain health, to explore the groundbreaking findings that could change the future of Alzheimer’s treatment and prevention. Don’t miss out on these exciting insights that offer hope for minimizing the impact of Alzheimer’s and holding off its progression. Tune in for expert advice and actionable tips on how to protect your brain health!

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