Bone density is a measure of how strong your bones are. During the first three decades of life, your body builds bone tissue more rapidly than it is lost. If you exercise regularly and eat a diet that’s rich in bone-supporting minerals and vitamins during this...
The connection between nutrition and good cognitive health is well supported by current research. While nobody can promise any specific improvements from changing your diet, certain foods and food supplements are associated with increases in cognition, mood, and other...
Wrinkles are caused by two main factors: dryness and a lack of elasticity. Despite the lavish promises made by face-cream manufacturers, it’s simply not possible to get rid of some wrinkles altogether. You can, however, improve their appearance quite...
While cardiovascular exercise has a wide range of health benefits, many people look to it as a way of burning calories. Cardio exercises indeed tend to burn the most calories while you’re undertaking them, while muscle-building exercises offer a longer-term...
Intermittent fasting means fasting for short periods, usually anything from half a day to 24 hours. Fasting is believed by many to have various health benefits, including weight control. There is some science to support this. At the very least, an intermittent fasting...
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