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Types of therapies: which one is right for you? (P...

Annemieke Van Dam
Saturday February 17, 2024 - 6 minutes to read

Today we have several emerging therapies that have been showing promising results in a very short period of time, such as Havening, Rational Emotive Behavioural Therapy (REBT) and Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT). Also, some of the therapies, like Primers and Self-hypnosis can be done in the comfort of your own home, and still achieve significant progress, concerning your particular situation.

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Menopause: How to deal with Hot Flushes

Kàren Maggs
Saturday February 10, 2024 - 6 minutes to read

A hot flush/flash in menopause is a sudden sensation of heat, often rising from the feet to the top of the head. While some women can experience only a mild wave of warmth, others may experience being overwhelmed and will break out in a sweat.

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Iron (for immunity support and energy production)

Tiana Hape-Cramond
Saturday February 3, 2024 - 7 minutes to read

Iron is an important nutrient that plays a vital role in many processes. As iron deficiency is one of the most common nutrient deficiencies globally, it is important that people are aware if the foods they are consuming are rich in macro and micro nutrients, such as iron, and accordingly adjust their diet.

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Logotherapy: Meaning and Avenues to Meaning-Discov...

Nerine Gregersen
Sunday January 21, 2024 - 4 minutes to read

Meaning is the primary force that draws us forward in life, but what is meaningful today may not be next week. This is why having, and knowing, your purpose in life is important, and purpose itself changes over our lifetime.

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The Blue Zones: Learn the Secrets of Living Longer...

Bernadeth Atrinindarti
Monday January 15, 2024 - 8 minutes to read

Blue Zones are regions of the world where residents have a longer life expectancy and lower rates of chronic disease than the expected average. The culture within Blue Zones, such as daily activities, social networks, and diet, appears to be the main influence in this phenomenon.

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Interactions between nutrients and genes

Farha Ramzan
Tuesday January 9, 2024 - 3 minutes to read

Food is not always “just food” since we all might react differently to certain nutrients. This is most evidently seen when we talk about coffee and caffeine, since some of us absorb caffeine much slower, which has a negative effect on our health. The reason for this is our unique genetics.

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Common issues with hamstring muscles (read before...

Jess Cadenhead
Wednesday January 3, 2024 - 4 minutes to read

Understanding various hamstring issues, including tightness, strains and tendinopathy, is essential for effective treatment and injury prevention. Sedentary lifestyles often contribute to hamstring tightness. Adopting stretching and dynamic exercise routines can help alleviate hamstring issues.

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Potassium (for blood pressure, heart rhythm and pH...

Craig Ballard
Wednesday December 20, 2023 - 7 minutes to read

Potassium is a key electrolyte and an essential mineral important for proper functioning of the heart and muscles, and it also assists in reduction of cardiovascular diseases and the risk of stroke. Though potassium deficiency is rare, there are certain individuals and age groups that could benefit from more potassium in their diet and supplementation.

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Common issues with glutes (read before your next l...

Kim Hoffmann
Thursday December 14, 2023 - 3 minutes to read

When we look back over the last few decades, we can see that our society is becoming more sedentary. With such a lifestyle, it is very common for our glutes to become weak. This can lead to different issues, such as low back pain, knee and hip pain, and abnormal gait or walking.

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Plant-based products: what are they really made of...

Stephanie Glass
Wednesday December 6, 2023 - 5 minutes to read

Plant-based products consist of plant ingredients, without any animal derived ingredients. Unlike a plant-based diet that consists of plant foods that have gone through minimal processing, plant-based products can contain 5-10% additives.

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Type 1 diabetes: Treatment and Management

Joyce Roberts
Sunday December 3, 2023 - 5 minutes to read

Managing type 1 diabetes is an everyday job if a person is to remain healthy post-diagnosis and minimise and avoid other health complications that may arise. Insulin therapy, great food choices and meal plan, as well as general movement and exercise are the 3 pillars fundamental to managing type 1 diabetes.

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Why are food additives getting banned? (Part 2)

Michaela Dvorakova
Monday November 27, 2023 - 5 minutes to read

It is safe to say that advancements in the food industry, and the inclusion of food additives to many foods have helped world hunger, making food production cheaper and extending the shelf life of food. However, does the pursuit of making food cheaper to produce have an impact on our health?

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