Tag Metabolism
Simple Habits That Promote Healthy Eating
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If you’re like most people, you know it’s important to focus on healthy eating. Healthier eating can lead to weight loss, more energy, and an improved immune system. While the benefits are vast, the approach is surprisingly simple. You don’t… Continue Reading →
The concept of sugar addiction has been debated in the scientific community for years. Some studies suggest that sugar can have addictive properties, while others argue that it does not meet the criteria for addiction. Sugar activates the same pleasure… Continue Reading →
When it comes to managing our weight, we often think about the numbers we see on the scale. But there are other numbers that impact your weight management journey — and they have nothing to do with pounds! The times… Continue Reading →
Drink Up to Celebrate National Hydration Day
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It’s National Hydration Day, and we can drink to that! Water is the fuel of life, and it’s often underappreciated in conversations about health and wellness. Readers of our blog will know that we’ve touched on this topic before. However,… Continue Reading →
Have you ever noticed you have hunger cravings when you really shouldn’t? Maybe you’ve had all the calories and nutrients you need for the day, but you’re still dealing with the urge to snack? Here are a few of the… Continue Reading →
If you want to maintain a healthier lifestyle, there are many ways to go about it. Often, it’s the small and consistent improvements we make that bring the biggest results. Here are a few ways you can eat, exercise, and… Continue Reading →
How to Lose Weight and Keep it Off
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If there’s one wellness goal that unites millions, it’s the desire to lose weight and keep it off. It seems so simple — just eat less, and watch the numbers on the scale drop, right? If only it was that… Continue Reading →
Better Digestion is essential for seniors to achieve better overall health. Luckily, there are several ways to improve digestion naturally.
The fat cells in our bodies are more diverse than we give them credit for, making our relationship with them more complicated than we thought
Thermogenesis is the process of turning our food into body heat, showing that anyone can literally burn the calories away.