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The Easiest Exercise Routines May Help Lower Blood Pressure for Overweight People
Karate: Winning is Not Everything According to One Trainer
Learning martial art has its benefits but self defense isn't also the reason. Parents are usually concerned which extracurricular activities their kids would like to take part in. There's No Such Thing as SuperFood, Experts Say
There is no official term and definition of the term "superfood" and the EU has not approved any health claims printed on the packaging unless they can provide a document that there is a scientific study that has proven it. Experience Soul Food in Seoul Through Your Computer
Taking photos of your food is passe in South Korea. The latest craze is to login and watch people eat, and you can do this from anywhere in the world. Can Your Computer Smell Food Spoilage?
New technology paves the way for computers to smell if your food is spoiled. In this modern era, technology is becoming more advanced by the minute. TVs and Cell phones have become sleeker and more advanced almost every year. How Comfort Food Plan Started In the Airline Industry
When people get on planes, they usually don't expect a lot from in-flight food. They are also not interested in eating healthy food options. Aoifie Ryan said that people who get on these flights want comfort food like crisps, sweets and snacks. Better Eating Choices can Save Lives, According to Recent Studies
Better food choices and choosing to live a healthy lifestyle are two of the choices that most people in this generation are beginning to realize more and more. Regular Exercise Makes the Body Function Properly
Some exercise to have more energy, build muscles, lose weight, look more attractive or to decrease the risk of health problems later in life. Overall, people choose to work out to make their bodies look good and function properly. Combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder with Exercise
PTSD is a term we usually hear when someone experienced something traumatic, stressful and sometimes life changing situations. These people are then directed to a therapist and some other drugs. According to Brisbane Times, there is a study that says that exercise can be a treatment for PTSD. Research Shows Exercising During Work Hours Makes Employees Happy, Inspired and Energized
Study shows that exercising at work make employees more productive, happier and suffer less stress. Happy employees create happy a working environment that could result to a happy work life. Study Shows that Too Little Sleep Can Give a Higher Risk of Diabetes and Chronic Renal Disease
Study Shows that Too Little Sleep Can Give a Higher Risk of Diabetes and Chronic Renal Disease Are you tired from always not being able to sleep enough? If you are, then you need to understand that having at least 5 hours or less of sleep,it can raise the chances of having chronic diseases such as diabetes and chronic renal disease. Exercise: Study Shows It's Never Too Late to Start Now
A Canadian woman who didn't start exercising until she was 77 became an athletics champion at 93 and has 30 world records under her name. When her brain was examined, they found out that her brain was different from other 90 year olds. Best-Before Dates: Just a Supermarket Marketing Strategy?
The sell-by date was first introduced by M&S in the 70's. This was designed as a way to control stocks that would enable the retailers to ensure the proper turnover of products. Study Shows New Supermarkets Have an Impact on People's Diet
Every time a new supermarket opens, people change their diet as well. They tend to have a feeling that they want to try anything and everything the new store can offer and this doesn't necessarily mean healthier choices. Study Shows That Even A Little Junk Food Can Be Too Much
Once in a while, people usually give in to a little indulgence in junk food. A cookie after dinner or a donut to go with coffee wouldn't hurt. However in an article in Daily Mail, even a little junk food is too much as per experts
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