Mar 29

Winter pregnancy guide: Tips to follow if you are pregnant during winters

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Winter is one of the best seasons to be pregnant. Not only the weather is nice and pleasant, you have a variety of foods full of nutrition to choose from. However, the season comes with its own set of challenges considering expecting mothers are at risk of various allergies and infections during this time. Wearing appropriate clothing, keeping warm, taking care of hydration and staying active can turn your pregnancy experience into a marvellous and memorable one. Give your day a perfect start Due to the cold winter mornings, you may want to start your day late, but this can affect your health when you are expecting a child. If you are getting up late, there are chances you may want to skip your workout or even breakfast that is an absolute no-no for expecting mothers. It is advisable to begin your routine in a manner that it can accommodate healthy breakfast and suitable exercise regimen for pregnant women. Another mistake that expecting moms may make is not drinking enough water because of not feeling thirsty due to cold weather outside. Have Lemon water, buttermilk, or coconut water if you do not feel like having several glasses of water in […]
Mar 28

Can you exercise with Covid? What doctors recommend

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Can you exercise with Covid? If you’re testing positive for the virus and really feeling it then a workout will likely be the furthest thing from your mind. But with 1 in 3 people contracting coronavirus without symptoms, many are wondering if it’s safe to work out while recovering.  Of course we know by now that if you test positive for coronavirus, you must self-isolate at home. This is regardless of whether you’ve been fully vaccinated (including the Covid booster jab) or you’ve tested positive within the last six months. If you go out, you’re more than likely to pass the virus onto others – even if you’re asymptomatic. And with the new, possibly-more-transmissable Omicron variant on the scene, this advice is more important than ever. But a home workout, complete with all your own the fitness equipment – probably purchased during one of three previous lockdowns – may still be allowed according to doctors.   Can you exercise with Covid? While there is nothing to stop you working out at home with Covid-19, GP Dr Giuseppe Aragona says it’s not advisable. “It is physically possible to partake in exercise with Covid and there is minimal risk with this. Some […]
Mar 28

10 Healthy Habits of Pro Athletes

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Here are some easy, doable tips from pro athletes that you can use to look, feel, and perform your best every day, no matter what your baseline.   1. Start with a dynamic warm-up. Before tackling a high-intensity workout, five-time World Series champion Derek Jeter starts with calisthenics including jumping jacks, arm circles, pushups, lunges, and squats to warm up his muscles. While you may not need a lengthy cool-down post-workout, warm-ups are non-negotiable, because they help prevent injury, enhance performance, and can even stave off soreness. Ease into every fitness session with a few minutes of dynamic moves like Jeter’s.   2. Consider rest and recovery as important as the rest of your training. Three-time MLB All-Star and two-time MLB Home Run Champion Jose Bautista has to take every measure necessary to preserve his strength, and one crucial component of his training is rest. “My muscles get sore the next day if I don’t eat enough protein or drink enough water. Recovery time has a lot to do with diet,” he says.   3. Spend time fine-tuning your coordination. In his off-season workouts, Warriors point guard and 2015 MVP Steph Curry concentrates on “neuromuscular overload,” according to his trainer, […]
Mar 27

Why You Should Be Eating Lentils

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Lentils have been long-standing staples of healthy diets. Regularly touted as superfoods, these foods offer amazing nutritional value and can be cooked and consumed in many different ways. There are a variety of different lentils and beans, which can help increase the healthiness of your diet. A healthy diet is one of the most important aspects of a healthy lifestyle, and the long-term benefits found in lentils are just as impressive as the short-term ones. Feeling great makes your day that much better, and can make doing other aspects of healthy living, such as exercising, much easier. Have a read and see just why you should be eating more lentils in your diet: Digestion Lentils provide a rich source of both types of fiber – soluble and insoluble. Insoluble fiber can help to promote a health digestive system but encourage regular bowel movements. This means you avoid unwanted digestive problems such as constipation, and it can even help battle against the risks of colon cancer over the long-term. Soluble fibers work in different ways but still highly beneficial. These can help to promote a healthy heart by reducing the chances of developing heart disease and can help to regulate blood […]
Mar 27

All That You Need To Know About Clean Eating!

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Clean eating is the way in which whole foods can be eaten in the most natural form that is possible. So eating processed food which has a high level of chemicals in them and salt and sugar in them. these additives and chemicals are not really good for our health and affect us in various ways. So clean eating should always be practiced, which includes fresh fruits, vegetables and protein source that is eaten in fresh form. take a look at this guide to eating clean. • You should eat all kinds of seasonal as well as locally sourced food items which are plant-based and they should form the bulk amount of your diet. • Make sure you consume lean sources of protein that are from local farms and sources like that. • Try eating complex carbohydrates that are found in the whole grain sources. • You should avoid eating any kind of canned or processed food if possible. White food that contains sugar, salt, flour and all should be avoided at all costs. • Make sure you consume plain water instead of drinking any kind of fruit juice or beverages when you are thirsty. • Try to use the […]
Mar 26

Fitness tips your personal trainer doesn’t want you to know

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From weight loss to getting a flat tummy, personal trainers have revealed 48 amazing tips to help people to achieve their goals. Hire a personal trainer doesn’t come cheap, and scrolling through health and fitness tips on social media can often leave us even more confused. Where do you even begin? The Sun has spoken to some industry experts – yes, bonafide personal trainers – who have shared some simple snippets of advice that’ll have you motivated to achieve your health and fitness goals this year …   For weight loss 1. Ben Gregory, former international athlete and coach, and PT at Manor London: “Drink more water and get your steps in. “General activity levels will help you lean down and feeling full with plenty of water not only makes your skin glow, it give you loads of energy but also keeps you feeling more satiated – you won’t be wanting to reach for those naughty snacks!” 2. Samuel Aremu, Level 3 PT and body transformation coach: “Set alarms on your phone for getting up and away from your desk to take a 10 to 20 min walk a few times a day.” 3. Lewis Bloor, online fitness coach: “Focus […]
Mar 26

Healthy Ways of Getting Protein

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Ever since the health industry has been booming, we have all been subjected to ridiculous marketing schemes. We won’t deny that there are some good protein-rich products out there, there are still many which provide you protein at a price. With that being said, you would obviously want to get a healthier way of introducing protein in your body sans the side effects. So without further ado, here’s how you get it: 1. Meat: Second to protein supplements, meat is the most popular source of protein among gym-goers and fitness enthusiasts, and we aren’t surprised why. As long as you make sure that the meat is washed properly and cooked to near-perfection, you would be getting the benefit of both protein and a tasty meal. It’s always better when it’s healthy and tastes good. 2. Spinach: Getting towards the bitter side of things, we have spinach, something which our parents have tried level best to make us eat, but we wouldn’t anyway. However, since you are an adult now, it’s important that you should be looking beyond taste as long as the food that you eat is excellent in nutrition. Spinach is, of course, among those foods, being not only […]
Mar 26

HEALTHY LIVING

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Your health is your wealth, responsibility and your everything. You can never enjoy an excellent path to a happy life without good health. The best way to avoid chronic diseases, increase your life span and a more rewarding feeling in your body is through healthy living. Healthy living is of absolute necessity and there are tons of benefits to be derived from eating healthy, exercising regularly and ensuring that your body gets adequate rest. It is not the amount you eat or the walk in the park that will get you to the point where you are healthier than you were yesterday and enjoy a healthy life into the future. Who is responsible for your health? Your health is critically important and nobody will ever be held accountable for your health but YOU. Your body requires the available nutrients in a balanced meal served in moderate proportions in order to continuously repair worn out tissues, combat diseases, develop strong bones and teeth as well as to provide you with the energy you need to perform your daily activities. People who do not pay attention to their health are at significantly higher risks of suffering from diseases than those who make […]
Mar 26

Successful Aging: 10 tips for living to 100 years old

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One of the largest and most comprehensive studies is the New England Centenarian Study by Dr. Thomas Perls which identifies characteristics centenarians share and reasons for it. Perls suggests several things we can do to increase our chances of living a long life as described in his podcast of September 12, 2022 and in his book, “Living to 100: Lessons In living to Your Maximum Potential at Any Age” (Basic Books, 1999). Additional evidence comes from the Blue Zones which are places where people are living longer lives with more vitality. See “Blue Zones: Lessons for Living Longer from the People Who’ve Lived the Longest” by Dan Buettner. Unless otherwise noted, most of the research is from the Perls’ study.   Here are 10 suggestions:   1. Exercise regularly. Most centenarians in the Perls and Buettner studies kept active both physically and mentally. When Buettner asked the very long-lived Costa Ricans their secret to longevity, they said they enjoyed physical work all of their lives. In Sardinia, these older people leave their homes around November to walk their sheep in areas for food and don’t return until April or May. 2. Manage stress. Centenarians are natural stress shedders as an […]
Mar 26

12 tips for healthy eating on a budget

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Is it possible to eat well for less? Our tips for healthy eating on a budget will show you how   It’s never been more important to eat healthily, but eating a variety of fruit, vegetables, and other nutritious foods has become harder for individuals and families in recent years, with food prices surging. We’ve got 12 tips for healthy eating on a budget, to ensure you and your family are eating well every day. According to the US Department of Agriculture(opens in new tab), at least one in 10 US households was food insecure at least some time during 2020, and 5.1m households had very low food security. Experts define food insecurity as being unable to access enough affordable, nutritious food to enable normal growth and development. In this article, we aim to provide support and information on how families and individuals can access nutritious, affordable foods even on a tight budget. From advice on planning meals and shopping lists to tips on making the most of coupons, we have helpful hints to make your money stretch further. We’ve also spoken to Kimberly Snodgrass, registered nutritionist and spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics(opens in new tab), for […]
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